85 posts categorized "BULLYING"
I have made this point 100 times (most recently when I was hilariously accused of "bullying" an anonymous closet case), so of course I was all about it when I read it in the Times: Not everything is bullying. To casually refer to everything as bullying is to rob it of its seriousness. Stop doing it or I'll beat your ass.
Wilfried Knight, gay pornstar, has died.
Marco McMillian's alleged murderer cries rape.
A bully gets called out...and YouTube protects him.
Web series about a gay father and his straight son.
This old lady "could dance all fuckin' day."
Joseph Gordon-Levitt on his directorial debut.
QUEEN THROWS SHADE: Elizabeth isn't embracing the gays.
Anti-gay parenting study was fixed.
Ellen DeGeneres renewed for three years.
It seems impossible, but in 14 seasons of The Biggest Loser, there has never been an out gay contestant. The show even has (at least) one LGBT trainer in motivational meanie Jillian Michaels.
But Jackson Carter, a 21-year-old youth drop-in center volunteer from Utah, has changed all that—and he's having a big impact on the show with his empowering message for LGBT people, whether they be small, medium, large or extra-large.
Keep reading for my one-on-one with the role model who proves that a positive message is one size fits all...
Lady Gaga's open letter to Kelly Osbourne is pretty sanctimonious; I don't think I can handle adults referring to bullying as it pertains to other adults anymore. Even if I accept that adults can bully adults, Gaga says she's against it but engages in it, and in fact is engaging in it by
writing an open letter to Kelly Osbourne, who is a paean compared to Gaga with her gigantic following.
I do not like Sharon Osbourne. I'm not exactly wild about Kelly, either. And I think it's fair to point out that all these fashion shows are just grown-up versions of bullying, which must be an odd message that kids receive when told it's always wrong to act that way, and then seeing stuff like this.
But Gaga's approach is all wrong, unnecessarily public and smacks of a Christ complex.
I haven't written her off or anything, I'm just turned off by this letter, as I was by her bizarre melt-down letter of a few months back.
Beasts of the Southern Wild, one of 2012's best
The year 2012 in black cinema + in memoriam.
GO WITH THE FLOW: Mexico OK with gay blood?
Thom Bierdz is a sexy show-off (Work Unfriendly).
New faces, young bodies = camerabait.
Righties pushing gun control—on David Gregory.
Consuelos & Stamos to The New Normal.
JET's 1st gay married couple hits TV.
New Jersey: The state of marriage equality.
Newsweek's #lastprintissue.
Kenya's 1st gay candidate quits, explains.
UK gays defecting to Tories over marriage.
Catholic overlords still very anti-gay.
Addressing "the gay tax."
Bandsies vs. anti-gay bullying.
All Mariah wants for Christmas is taste.
Jessica Simpson is knocked up—the sequel.
It's sad when a boy wearing pink shoes can touch off a national debate, but let's at least make sure the debate is won for the side of what's right: That a kid should be able to wear these "ninja zebra" shoes without being judged or allowed to be bullied and should not be persuaded to stifle his impulse because others might react negatively. He's not in danger of anything more than teasing, and that can be explained and handled. He's a future role model, even if he isn't necessarily a future gay man.
Jerry D'Amigo is a Marlies right-winger, but his pledge tilts left
Every member of the Toronto Marlies hockey team have signed a pledge to support all of their "teammates, coaches, and fans—gay or straight." Video story after the jump...
So sweet he even apologized in his suicide note for not being strong
Bullying pushes Josh Pacheco a Fenton, MI, teenager, to suicide.
Supreme Court strikes down Mexico's anti-equality law.
Gov. Jan Brewer "slugged" the climate-curious reporter.
Curtains: Maestro Dave Brubeck, Music Man's Susan Luckey.
Dita Von Teese's ultimate style icon: Madonna.
Opinions on gay rights are rapidly changing.
"You can't say, 'Gay once, gay always.'"—various quacks
Gay-bashing Miami cop gets job back.
French sperm quality totally sucks.
Julie Andrews can sing "Old Man River"—not much else.
Workers in Belarus banned from quitting.
Barbra Streisand might cast Lady Gaga in Gypsy.
Gay Secretary of Commerce for Obama?
World's oldest woman dies at 116.
Ryan & Rubio distance themselves from Romney.
Channing Tatum taking a breather.
This should make you crack a smile
Via Sticky (Work Unfriendly): Aussie footballer busts himself in his "budgies."
"Brokeback Boathouse" vs. bullying.
Henrietta & Myrna vs. singing.
Sneak peek of HBO's In Vogue: The Editor's Eye.
Boehner and McConnell - reality = humor.
An '80s song you should play every day.
Brad Pitt's Killing Them Softly dies a miserable death.
DNA's double helix photographed for the first time.
Mindy Kaling & Reese Witherspoon new besties?
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