London Calling Luv: February 2014

Friday, February 28, 2014

Thursday, February 27, 2014

David Zaharakis

David Zaharakis looks to kick the ball during an Essendon Bombers AFL training session at True Value Solar Centre on February 27, 2014 in Melbourne, Australia.

(Source: Scott Barbour/Getty Images AsiaPac)

Cover Me Bree

Attitude Magazine
April 2014

Cover: Robbie Rogers

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Jonathan Groff's 'Looking' Renewed for Second Season by HBO

Jonathan Groff‘s HBO show Looking has been renewed for a second season, Variety reports!
The 28-year-old actor’s show is about the experiences of three close friends living and loving in modern-day San Francisco.

Bound

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Steve Grand : Singer & Songwriter - Naked

Sudden Demand for Jason Collins No. 98 Jersey

Jason Collins fell asleep Saturday night without a team. On Sunday, he became the Nets’ most publicized player, the first openly gay athlete to play in an N.B.A. game, although one on a 10-day contract.

On Monday, inquiries by those eager to buy a Nets jersey with Collins’s name started to multiply. On Tuesday, Collins jerseys will go on sale at the N.B.A.’s retail shop in Manhattan and at NBAstore.com.

NBA to sell Jason Collins jerseys including women's & kids. Not common for player on 10-day deal.

Collins’s jersey number of choice is 98, in honor of Matthew Shepard, a gay college student from Wyoming who was murdered in 1998. But on Sunday, when the Nets acted quickly to get Collins in uniform for a game against the Los Angeles Lakers, they had to resort to a generic jersey the team travels with in case of emergencies. (NYT)

Darren Criss : Actor

Monday, February 24, 2014

Call Boy

Into Darkness : Ugandan President Signs Law Criminalizing Homosexuality

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has signed into law a bill that toughens penalties against gay people and defines some homosexual acts as crimes punishable by life in prison.

Homosexual acts are already illegal in Uganda, and Museveni had gone back and forth recently about whether he would sign the controversial bill in the face of vocal opposition from the West.

At the public signing of the bill Monday, a defiant Museveni declared that he would not allow the West to impose its values on Uganda.

"We have been disappointed for a long time by the conduct of the West, the way you conduct yourselves there," he told CNN's Zain Verjee in Entebbe. "Our disappointment is now exacerbated because we are sorry to see that you live the way you live, but we keep quiet about it. Now you say 'you must also live like us' -- that's where we say no." (CNN)

More: Ugandan president: Gays 'disgusting'

Boys

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Brooklyn Nets Officially Sign Jason Collins As First Openly Gay NBA Player

The Brooklyn Nets have officially signed openly gay NBA player Jason Collins to a 10-day contract.

He will become the first openly gay player on an NBA team when he suits up Sunday night for the Nets’ game against the Los Angeles Lakers. He will also be the first openly gay player in the “Big Four” sports in the U.S.

Nets general manager Billy King says “The decision to sign Jason was a basketball decision. We needed to increase our depth inside, and with his experience and size, we felt he was the right choice for a 10-day contract.”