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Famed porn star Arpad Miklos has committed suicide at the age of 45. The news came today via Hollywood publicist Howard Bragman, who this morning interviewed a close friend of Miklos on his web series, Gwissues. According to Bragman’s source, Miklos left a note in which he stipulated how to dispose of his remains. Miklos, whose real name was Peter …

The Chaplain Alliance For Religious Liberty, which claims to represent over 2500 current and former military clergy members, has filed a Supreme Court brief against the overturn of DOMA.  The brief largely treads the ridiculous claim that anti-gay chaplains will be denied promotions or disciplined for refusing to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies.  The brief also cites several bits of the …

The gayest place on earth now has an openly gay president. Orlando’s Watermark reports: One of Walt Disney World’s first employees now has 66,000 cast members calling him “boss.” In August 1971, George Kalogridis scored a job bussing tables at The Walt Disney Company’s new theme park, set to open that October. Now, as of Feb. 1, Kalogridis is Walt …

The board of directors for Boy Scouts USA is meeting in Dallas today and the ban on homosexual members is reportedly on the agenda. No press is being allowed to attend. Today the Family Research Council posted the below last-minute plea to their followers.

Details. (Tipped by JMG reader Paulo)

The Mormon Church, the Southern Baptists Convention, the National Association of Evangelicals, the Orthodox Jewish Union, and a sect of the Lutheran Church have filed a joint Supreme Court brief against the overturn of Proposition 8.  Chris Johnson reports at Washington Blade: The brief offers three major reasons for why the Supreme Court should uphold Prop 8, which the court …

The guy knows how to take a joke.

He spent most of yesterday bragging about the attention he got for the above tweet.  Wonkette reports that he’s also been sending his cock shot out to strangers.

Clip description: “Anti-gay comments overshadow the Superbowl, but they can’t stop progress in Arizona, Hawaii, and Rhode Island. We have new legislation and strong polling to carry marriage forward from coast to coast.”

The Illinois Senate Executive Committee will today consider its marriage equality bill. Easy passage is expected. Last week Senate President John Cullerton promised that the full chamber will consider the bill on Valentine’s Day.