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Gay Star News reports on a Valentine’s Day campaign from the Elton John AIDS Foundation. Elton John and a host of singers, artists, writers and sportspeople including Jessie J, Florence Welch, Ben Drew, Ai Weiwei, Elizabeth Hurley, Paulo Coelho, George Takei, Kelly Osborne, Lara Stone, Stephen Fry, David Walliams, Jamie Oliver and Shane Warne are showing their love by pricking …

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Former Sen. Scott Brown has signed on as a contributor to Fox News. Brown will make his debut in his new role Wednesday’s evening on “Hannity.” He will provide political commentary for the network, Fox said.  There were reports earlier this month he was in talks with Fox, which recently cut its ties with one of its most well-known commentators, …

Time Out New York has posted their annual “ten hottest chorus boys” who are opening in new Broadway musicals this spring. Hit the link for the full slideshow and note that they have a list for the hottest chorus girls, too.

Grindr’s most famous (former!) customer wants you to know that he’s “just as attracted to men” as he was three years ago when he became a Christian and therefore he rejects the classification “ex-gay.”   One wonders how he made this clip without a computer.

Gallup recaps their findings: Overall, 40% of Americans nationwide were classified as very religious in 2012 — based on saying religion is an important part of their daily life and that they attend religious services every week or almost every week. Thirty-one percent of Americans were nonreligious, saying religion is not an important part of their daily life and that …

“We found out earlier this year or last year in the primaries, when the Republicans made contraception an issue, that 98 percent of Catholics use birth control. Apparently, the only ones who don’t are the priests. Oh, they would if altar boys could get pregnant.” – Bill Maher, speaking last night on the Conan O’Brien Show.  Maher’s joke has predictably …

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Atlanta megachurch founder Bishop Eddie Long is being sued by former members of his congregation who claim that he tricked them into sinking their life savings into a Ponzi scheme that operated out of his church. New Birth, Long and Ephren Taylor are all named in the suit filed by 12 former church members who say they lost more than …