Alexandria gay couple claims neighbor shouted anti-gay, anti-Asian slurs at them

Tough in many ways. Simone Biles’ coach, Cecile Canqueteau-Landi, revealed that the 24-year-old gymnast’s aunt unexpectedly died amid the Tokyo Olympics.

Edinburgh Evening News, the men — understood to be a married couple — were talking to a woman when four men approached them and started to punch, kick, and spit on them in an “unprovoked” attack.“The gay men did not fight back, they only tried to defend themselves,” the witness said.

a written statement: “We understand hate crimes can have a huge impact on those targeted, and an attack on people because of their sexual orientation, gender identity, race or beliefs, is not only abhorrent but will not be tolerated.”Witnesses have described how four men punched, kicked and spat on the victims leaving them in a pool of blood, before stealing a bag and fleeing the scene at around 9.20pm on Friday.

On Monday, Matt Damon tried to address a story he allegedly told a reporter, published in the Sunday Times of London this weekend, which involved the use of a pejorative term for gay people.

Police have confirmed that the unprovoked robbery and assault of an Edinburgh couple is being treated as a hate crime.Two men were attacked as they walked on Leith Street, by the St James Quarter, around 9.20pm on Friday July 30 by a group of men.Officers have now confirmed the horrific incident is being treated as a hate crime.We previously told how a witness described the attack as entirely unprovoked.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily

the U.K.’s Sunday Times to promote his new movie “Stillwater,” Damon was the target of many memes as well as pointed criticism as many people online questioned both why he decided to share this information — and also why he was still using such a derogatory term in 2021.

allegedly went on a homophobic rant in his West Hollywood condo building’s lobby was arrested Friday, according to reports.Dr. Alex Khadavi was booked for felony criminal threats, TMZ reported.“I’ll f–k you up.

Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock have reached a new agreement in their divorce, now that a Los Angeles judge has ordered the singer to pay $200,000 per month in spousal and child support.The former couple had already made child custody agreements, of their six-year-old daughter River and four-year-old son Remington, with their kids temporarily traveling back and forth between California and Montana, and ultimately awarding Kelly primary physical custody.Blackstock was initially requesting

Chris Willman Music WriterDamn right, he’s got his own doc. Buddy Guy, the blues legend whose 1991 “Damn Right, I’ve Got the Blues” firmly established him as part of the form’s upper firmament after decades of work, is the subject of a two-hour “American Masters” documentary premiering this week.

One Year” podcast about her grandmother, who is famous for campaigning against the gay community on her opinions that they’re child molesters and “human garbage.” “Homosexuals cannot reproduce, so they must recruit,” Bryant argued during her 1970s “Save Our Children” campaign against a local Florida ordinance banning sexual orientation-based discrimination, LGBTQ Nation reported.

Smoking Gun reports.Guyette called police after spotting Detrick, a retired high school teacher, squatting near a hedge at 3:15 a.m.Detrick denied that his repeated fouling of Guyette’s lawn had anything to do with his sexuality, instead pointing the finger at the couple’s politics, saying they “are Democrats and support Joe Biden,” whereas he is a “Trump man.”However, writing on Facebook, Guyette claimed that Detrick had been fouling his lawn for ten years.Guyette wrote about police catching

passed away due to COVID-19.The 39-year-old says she's actually very new to the dating process and doesn't quite know what she's doing."Both of my husbands, I met doing Broadway shows. We became friends first, then we got married," she said while co-hosting "The Talk" on July 23.

coronavirus and blaming China for its existence.There's also a listing of various attacks that had Asian victims, like the shootings at spa businesses in Georgia in March, where six women of Asian descent were among the eight people killed.In the center of the show are items collected by the museum showing how Asian Americans have tried to push back against bias in the past year, like photographer Mike Keo's series of images of Asian Americans sharing their identities with the hashtag,

National Catholic Reporter.No details have yet been made public about when Anatrella will face trial, but the Paris Archdiocese previously reprimanded Anatrella in 2018 due to the allegations against him, preventing him from practicing therapy or hearing confession.Anatrella allegedly positioned himself as an expert on men struggling with their sexuality, reportedly using so-called “body therapy” to “heal” them.That “therapy” included massaging clients, masturbating them, and forcing sex on them