Mike Cernovich (conspiracy nut), Milo, Pamela Geller (anti-Islam harpy) at the presser (Image via screen grab)
Right-wing gay provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos promised a Free Speech Week at U.C. Berkeley, which really turned out to be his feeble attempt at a fascist fest, one that was canceled almost immediately ...
On Sunday evening's Miss America Pageant telecast, Miss Texas — Margana Wood — was asked by People's out gay editor Jess Cagle if Trump was correct to say there were good people on both sides of the white supremacist issue ... and even though she reps a red state, her answer was not at all timid.
Keep reading for video of her outspoken response ...
Say what you want about the good ol' days of MTV, old-timers, but Sunday night's edition contained an incredible moment in response to the white supremacist-driven violence that occurred in Charlottesville just over two weeks ago.
A descendant of Robert E. Lee, now a clergymember, spoke out against Lee's status as a symbol of white supremacy, and Heyer's mom, Susan Bro, announced a foundation in Heather's name to promote social justice. Watch ...
I went to Parrot Cay with a photographer, Aaron Carter and Aaron's mom and now-late father.
Colton Haynes went with his hard-bodied husband-to-be (pictured), and both showed their bare asses on Instagram after a midnight skinny-dip.
Who can say who had more fun? (I can: They did.) Keep reading for their full moons and more of the day's hottest links ...
We need to take Trump's trans ban seriously, because he is pushing ahead with it (it became official as of Friday night) in spite of almost nobody being in favor of it, its roughly billion-dollar cost and its potential to weaken the U.S. military.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Illinois), who lost both legs in the service, writes, “When I was lbeeding to death in my Black Hawk helicopter after I was shot down, I didn't care if the American troops risking their lives to help save me were gay, straight, transgender, black, white, or brown.”
Keep reading for her full statement, and more of the day's hottest links, including — of course — Taylor Swift ...
Nicholas Fuentes, an 18-year-old going on 45 who attended the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville is now leaving Boston University in order to dodge all the death threats he says he is receiving.
Ironically, he says, “It's disturbing to me the level of hate that people have been able to express and been able to feel against someone they've never met.” Unlike Nazis.
Keep reading for more about this tool ...
“I am 36 years old. I have never known a country where men and women could be bought and sold, where newspapers run ads that say NO IRISH NEED APPLY or water fountains are labeled colored,” Rep. Joe Kennedy said in a moving speech addressing Trump's woefully inadequate, harmful response to Charlottesville.
You know exactly where he's going with it — and you don't mind.
Keep reading for his wise words about not repeating history ...
Tina Fey brilliantly lampoons Trump's “both sides” B.S. with an ode to “sheetcaking,” which is going to set the Internet — and no crosses — ablaze.
Hilariously, early on, Tina says, “I've seen Raiders of the Lost Ark and I wasn't confused by it.” She also calls out “Yard-Sale Barbie,” Ann Coulter, and asks, “Who drove the car into the crowd? Hillary's emails?”
Keep watching to see Tina obliterate Trump, Nazis and a whole cake ...
