Joe.My.God. LGBT News

Watch your back Hollywood, there’s a new mogul in town. Rick Santorum is now the CEO of EchoLight Studios, source of the coming “faith and family” blockbuster, The Redemption Of Henry Myers. Via Christian Newswire: This is the right place and right time, and I’ve jumped in with both feet,” Santorum said, having spent the past year helping EchoLight develop …

Via Maps On The Web, above is an image of the states by the brands they are famous for. I’d have picked Orlando-based Red Lobster for Florida. Embiggen to read the smaller states. I can’t tell what Rhode Island or Delaware are supposed to be.

This just hit the JMG in-box: Casting for New Bravo Network Reality Series We are casting couples that are currently separated or separating from marriages, CIVIL UNIONS or common-law marriages. As part of the television series, couples will enter into a real mediation process with one of the nations top divorce & mediation attorneys, Vikki Ziegler. Your assets will be …

Via the Twitter account of Visit Philly.

“Here’s what we must not do: sacrifice our principles. Better to lose a thousand elections than win in sycophantic appeals to the lowest common denominator. Christians, at least, can rely on the long view of God’s redemptive story. We have already read the final page of human history; we know how the story ends. How utterly meaningless is the next …

The always classy New York Post consulted a “respected” plastic surgeon for suggestions on making mayoral candidates appear “stronger, happier and more likeable.”  More “fixed faces” are at the link.

After the second F-bomb, MSNBC interrupted coverage to apologize and announce that they were going to a seven-second delay. And then they cut back to yet another F-bomb, much to the delight of the wingnuts on Twitchy.

Nailed it. (Tipped by JMG reader Anthony)

A Virginia grand jury has rejected a criminal indictment for anti-gay crackpot Eugene Delgaudio, who is accused of having used a public employee to perform fundraising for his hate group. According to the grand jury, Virginia law considers the misuse of public assets to be a crime only when committed by full-time state employees. County commissioners like Delgaudio are considered …