As I mentioned at the time, two weeks ago Father Tony performed two same-sex weddings in Central Park as part of the Pop-Up Chapel festivities. Click over to Bilerico today for Tony’s own recounting of the day.

1950’s Caged, starring Agnes Morehead and Hope Emerson.

Above is the artist’s rendering of the proposed 2.8 million square feet Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California. Pending the permission of city leaders, Apple plans to break ground on the project next year.

And the first post-Iowa domino falls. Expect three or four more of these in the next few days.

Hate groups leader, KKK fundraiser, and white supremacist Tony Perkins applauded yesterday’s win by Rep. Michele Bachmann, saying it will be impossible to shrink the government if gay marriage is allowed. In the clip below, Perkins and his fellow panelist point out that the most anti-gay candidates finished the highest in the Iowa straw poll.

Rick Perry got 718 write-in votes.

Some Indiana state lawmakers are pressuring six term GOP Rep. Phillip Hinkle to resign immediately after allegedly hiring an 18 year-old male prostitute from Craigslist. The most direct calls for Hinkle to step down are coming from his fellow evangelicals and not from the LGBT people he routinely voted against. “I strongly recommend that Representative Hinkle resign his position,” said …

We’re headed for a theocratic Christian sharia-based society if the likes of Rick Perry ever get into office.

Australian feds, actually.

An atheist group seeking to place its message on city buses has won its lawsuit against an Arkansas public transit agency. The agency had demanded payment on a $3M insurance policy in case rampaging Christians decided to vandalize its vehicles in response to the ads. Judge Susan Webber Wright ruled that the Central Arkansas Transit Authority and its advertising agency …

“If you want to raise taxes, don’t pick one class of people and say, ‘I think they have too much money’ or ‘I don’t think they have enough money’ or whatever. Raise everybody’s taxes one or two percent or whatever. I think the president should literally go out there and say, ‘This is what I propose – A, B, C …

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“I don’t think our founding fathers when they were putting the term ‘general welfare’ in there were thinking about a federally operated program of pensions nor a federally operated program of health care. What they clearly said was that those were issues that the states need to address. Not the federal government. I stand very clear on that. From my …

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I probably only like this because it vaguely reminds me of San Francisco’s late 90’s sound.