Senegal | Lawmakers move to double gay sex prison terms

The former general counsel of the MPAA, Steven Fabrizio, was sentenced to 12 months in prison on Friday after pleading guilty last year to blackmail and third-degree sexual abuse.

EXCLUSIVE: Roxane Gay, the author of Bad Feminist, is back with a new podcast.

EXCLUSIVE: Boutique streamer Topic has deepened ties with the African creative community by acquiring North American streaming rights to former Academy Award submissions from South Africa and Senegal, along with movies from Kenya and Ghana.

Amy Schneider is the latest “Jeopardy!” phenom, recently winning her 17th consecutive game.

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After pivoting to a virtual event for 2021, Sun Valley Film Festival (SVFF) returns to the mountains in 2022. 

Max Appenroth, a trans activist and diversity consultant has been named  Mr Gay Germany for 2021. Appenroth, 35, won the title Monday at Cologne’s Queer Christmas  market, Heavenue Cologne, and is the first trans man to win the title.  Appenroth won over six other contestants who were vying for the title. “This is just such a big symbolic effect for the trans community. I as a trans  person, as the first Mr.

The Citizen reports.Breytenbach had refused to sign the “unconstitutional and opaque” contract sent to him after the pageant, citing issues with media representation and renumeration.The contract allegedly required Mr. Gay World to be Breytenbach’s sole agent for TV bookings and acting roles, which Breytenbach objected to, given he already retains an agent.“I don’t need them to manage whatever TV opportunities I get,” he sad.

Former out gay Socceroo player, Stephen Laybutt, 44, texted Ian Pavey, 67, a was a patient at St Vincent’s Hospital where he was working in its rehabilitation unit. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the message said, “Hey mate it’s Steve from St Vincent’s. I want to investigate if I could give you a kidney.

Years & Years lead singer, Olly Alexander interviewed the 53-year-old Aussie pop princess about her LGBTQI fans after the release of their recent track, A Second to Midnight.According to the interview in the UK’s Evening Standard, Minogue said inclusivity for her was “second nature,” and she always wanted to appeal to “all walks of life” as well as be “inclusive” with her music. “I didn’t set out to do that (be inclusive), it is just naturally how I feel.

NBC News reports that the Diocese of Marquette, which encompasses Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, issued the guidance in July — although it only recently gained wider attention.The seven sacraments, including baptism, marriage, and receiving Communion, are used to express faith and channel the grace of God in Catholicism.But “persons with same-sex attraction” and “persons with gender dysphoria” will be expressly denied such holy rituals under the diocese’s guidance.

Remember the Tom of Finland rip-offs? And the triple-fold-out cute twink with a big bow wrapped around his (always) enormous donger, the proud-to-be-gay ones that used some form of variation of the rainbow colours, the bears, leathermen, the bitchy queens, and of course, the butt with the candle or fairy-light deeply ensconced therein?Classic messages accompanying photos ranged from a big penis (“I hope this present fits”), naked men cuddling (“A perfect fit…you and I”), a naked butt (“Dear

Steve Bronski, one-third of the influential British synth-pop band and gay pop pioneers  Bronski Beat, has passed away at the age of 61. No cause of death  was released. Bandmate Jimmy Somerville posted on social media, “Sad to hear Steve Bronski has  died.

Steve Bronski, a cofounding member of the British synth-pop trio Bronski Beat, died Thursday. The BBC reported his age as 61. No cause of death or other details were given.

Skins star April Pearson has announced that she’s pregnant after having sadly suffered a miscarriage earlier this year. April, 32, broke the news on her Instagram and explained that in the wake of her miscarriage, her current pregnancy is classed as “high risk”.The actor already knows the gender of her child, and revealed she’s expecting a baby boy.

Actor Colton Haynes, in a provocative and disturbing self-penned  essay for New York magazine, is exposing Hollywood’s dark and  seamy side, and the emotional abuse he suffered in his quest for  stardom.  “Before I came to Hollywood, I was confidently queer,” writes Haynes,  in Losing a Teenage Dream.