Joe.My.God. LGBT News

Saying they “won’t be bullied” by radical homosexual activists, anti-gay groups are passing around a website that claims to be collecting donations to send Chick-Fil-A sandwiches to the operators of Change.org, the progressive site that launched a petition to boycott the chain. Okay, wait a minute. Halt the Inquisition. We call fowl! You mean Chick-fil-A, a company founded by a …

NYC’s Department of Health is taking its controversial HIV prevention campaign to the city’s trains, where posters warning of HIV-related complications such as osteoporosis, dementia and anal cancer will appear beginning this week. Via press release: “We are very concerned with rising rates of new HIV infections in young men who have sex with men, particularly those who are African-American …

Potential 2012 GOP presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty is jumping on burgeoning movement to block the repeal of DADT by canceling the funding for its implementation.

The Catholic Church has launched an official confession app for the iPhone. And unsurprisingly, absolution isn’t free. The program – called Confession – went on sale last week through iTunes for $1.99. Described as “the perfect aid for every penitent”, it offers users tips and guidelines to help them with the sacrament. Now senior church officials in America have given …

Well, that didn’t take long. Hours after Sarah Palin revealed that she didn’t have a problem with GOProud’s attendance at CPAC, the wingnuts are eating their queen. The conservative American Principles Project, which is already boycotting this week’s Conservative Political Action Conference over the inclusion of a gay GOP group, is now demanding “clarity” from former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. …

Teen mother, abstinence proponent, and reality show star Bristol Palin is writing her memoirs at the age of 20. Hey, if Justin Bieber can do it… The memoir is set to come from William Morrow & Co., a subsidiary of HarperCollins, which published Sarah Palin’s first book, “Going Rogue: An American Life” and her second book “America by Heart: Reflections …

The New York Times’ Ben Brantley has finally reviewed Spider-Man and yeeowtch, it isn’t pretty. The sheer ineptitude of this show, inspired by the Spider-Man comic books, loses its shock value early. After 15 or 20 minutes, the central question you keep asking yourself is likely to change from “How can $65 million look so cheap?” to “How long before …