ABOVE: Florida GOPer says terrorists hate homosexuals more than we do. (How much more? Throw-you-off-a-building-but-still-hate-your-asses more?!)
BELOW: Keep reading for a naked Mexican singer, Putin's latest false flag and more ...
ABOVE: Florida GOPer says terrorists hate homosexuals more than we do. (How much more? Throw-you-off-a-building-but-still-hate-your-asses more?!)
BELOW: Keep reading for a naked Mexican singer, Putin's latest false flag and more ...
ABOVE: Has anyone ever worn/not worn a towel better 'n Billy Hufsey?
ABOVE: Ed Harris — one of the all-time hottest dads.
BELOW: Keep reading for that White Lotus scene, a Club Q survivor talks and more ...
ABOVE: More stars than there were in heaven. Follow HERE.
BELOW: Keep reading for Pelosi in Taiwan, queer neo-classic in NYC, Brittney Griner's saga grinds on and more ...
All the better to Step Up with (Image via Variety)
ABOVE: Channing Tatum and his size 17 feet cover Variety.
BELOW: Keep reading for Charles Busch's pad, a decapitating blow to ISIL, BAFTA bullshit and more ...
According to The New York Times, Robert Fehring, 74, has been charged with sending dozens of threatening messages to LGBTQ groups and leaders, including a terrorist threat to launch an attack on the Pride March to make the Pulse massacre “look like a cakewalk.”
Fehring, who lives in Bayport, New York (on Long Island), allegedly sent the missives for eight years — from 2013 on, until he was finally caught.
The FBI searched his home and found loaded guns, ammo, stun guns, a machete and a DVD on how to build a silencer.
ABOVE: Sheer perfection.
Something I drew, something I knew. (Images by Matthew Rettenmund)
As I posted on social media, I'm at a loss for words about 9/11. I was close enough to experience it from far too close-up — yet far enough away that I was spared the kind of visceral memories others have. Still, I had sense of creeping doom reading the inevitable remembrances on Twitter this morning.
Click here to check out my full take on what happened that day. I wrote it 15 years ago. It feels more embittered than I feel now, but it does have all the details I can remember.
I think it is terrifying how in 2001, everyone banded together — and it led us into a pointless 2o-year war and on a path of even greater polarization. And yet today, if a massive terror attack occurred, I have no doubt the right would use it to try to mount insurrection; there would be no banding together bullcrap.
Tell me I'm wrong.