Bitch Bachmann Doesn't Want to Talk About Gays!

Thank you Anderson Cooper for telling it like it is!

Once again, people don't vote for her. You'd be an idiot if you did. She's an idiot.

I REALLY Hate These Two!

Tom Emmer and Bradlee Dean are probably the two WORST Americans alive. Why anyone would even vote for Emmer is beyond me.

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Michele Bachmann Promotes Praying the Gay Away! Dumb Bitch!

Please, nobody vote for this C U Next Tuesday. If you have a heart, vote for anybody else. This is terrible.

Bachmann get glittered!

I really loathe the Tea Party. They're such a hateful group. Like ultra conservative. Like they want everyone to be white, straight, and Christian/Catholic. …didn't Hitler try for the perfect race too? Hmm…

Please Republican Party, vote a non-Tea Bagger to be your presidential nominee!

NY Republican Senator Backs Gay Marriage in New York!

Progress.

Let me give a little background info first. On June 15th, the New York State Assembly passed the same-sex marriage bill for the fourth time by a vote of 80-63. Now it moves to the state's Senate where it has always died. This time, we're hoping for it to be different. Only 32 senators need to vote yes for the bill to pass and, according to new sources, 31 senators have shown support.

New York State Senator Roy McDonald made this quote:

"You get to the point where you evolve in your life where everything isn't black and white, good and bad, and you try to do the right thing. You might not like that. You might be very cynical about that. Well, fuck it, I don't care what you think. I'm trying to do the right thing. I'm tired of Republican-Democrat politics. They can take the job and shove it. I come from a blue-collar background. I'm trying to do the right thing, and that's where I'm going with this."

Why do I want this to pass? Well, it's the right thing. But also because New York, along with Illinois, California, and Texas seem to be this country's most influential states, in my opinion. If those states can be won over, then I feel slowly but surely other states will pull through as well.

I also feel as though nationwide same-sex marriage legalization is inevitable. It will happen whether it's tomorrow or 2035. Today's young republicans are far, far more tolerant than the old farts that are in office now.

It's important to remember that although the republican party generally is against same-sex marriage, not all republicans believe that gays should not marry.

What Would You Do? : Gay Parenting

Check out the video above from ABC's Primetime: What Would You Do?

To be completely honest, I'm surprised at how supportive the other guests were given that they in the middle of red state Texas. Minus the douchebag who high-fived the waitress, but then lied and said he high-fived her about good food or something. If you're so against it, then don't take it back and lie about it when you're out-numbered and have the production crew blur out your face because you're embarrassed and don't want America to hate you. That shows that you're not proud of what you believe in.

What would I do?

After mentally getting over my fear of confrontation, I would say something. Knowing me, I would get all worked up and start letting the swears spew out of my mouth. If I didn't say something directly to her, I would most definitely search for a manager!

So what would you do?

Don't Say Gay… Oops, Just Said It

R.I.P. Brothers & Sisters

We all thought it could happen and sadly it has. Last week, ABC pulled the plug on Brothers & Sisters after just finishing its fifth season.

I've been hooked on the show since the middle of the second season so am I upset about this cancellation? Yes. I'm borderline weeping. But was I one of those viewers that saw that the end was near? That would also be a yes.

So why did they actually end it?

Several things. Budget cuts is probably the biggest reason. Budget cuts led to Emily Van Camp's (Rebecca) random departure at the very beginning of season five and Patricia Wettig's (Holly) unnecessary departure a couple of episodes later. Budget cuts and storyline issues also led to the demotion of Balthazar Getty from main cast to minor recurring character beginning in season 4. What was stupid was that his character, Tommy, was one of the 5 children in the family and the show is called Brothers & Sisters.

Another reason, in my opinion, was season five's uninteresting storylines that only seemed to last a span of four episodes. Season one dealt with William's death, his mistress, and her daughter, and Ojai problems; season two had Justin's addiction problems, Kitty and Roberts's wedding, Sarah's divorce, Tommy's affair, and Ojai problems; season three featured Justin and Rebecca's relationship, Ryan, Kitty and Robert trying to have/adopt a baby, Kevin and Scotty's wedding, and Tommy trying to take back the company from Holly aka Ojai problems; and finally season four had Ryan causing trouble, Sarah landing herself a French guy, Kitty getting cancer, Kevin and Scotty trying to have a baby, Justin in medical school, Rebecca being pregnant, and - you guessed it - Ojai problems.

What did season five have? Hmm… well Nora opened the season with getting a job at a radio station but that lasted for like 5 episodes, then they stopped talking about it. Robert died and Kitty was sad for a while. Sarah and Luc's wedding storyline lasted like 2 episodes. Scotty had an affair in one episode, then, apparently, everybody forgot about it. Kevin and Scotty adopt Olivia who I didn't particularly care for. Holly lost her memory, which you'd think could last a while to try and get her memory back, but no, she left. Robert died so Kitty became alone, but then found some (who I actually really liked). Saul is HIV positive, then lands himself a boyfriend who looks like a pedophile (and is the same guy who gave him HIV). Turns out Michelle actually did have Kevin and Scotty's baby after telling them that she miscarried. That lasted like 2 episodes. Justin goes through like 3 girlfriends but they only last like 2 episodes. Then, spoiler alert, for 5 or so episodes, we question whether Sarah is actually William's child. Turns out, she's not. Major blow to fans. Then in the series season series finale, Kitty becomes pregnant.

To be completely honest, it wasn't a very drama-filled for me. There were high hopes though, particularly with Kevin and Scotty's baby, Scotty's affair, and Sarah's paternity. But I feel like they went about them all wrong.

I think what ruined the season the most for me was that Calista Flockhart aka Kitty aka my favorite character decreased her screen time at her request before the season's production even began. It was partially because Rob Lowe thought he was funny and wanted to be on Parks & Recreation (which I don't think he's a comedic actor whatsoever) so he left which gave Calista the opportunity to decreased her screen time since her storyline was a blank slate. Basically, this season was about 2 brothers and a sister since Tommy was gone. Kitty kept "going to D.C." and then when they write her in, they made stupid excuses for her. I guess I'm gonna have to watch Ally McBeal to get my Calista fix.

When season five started, I honestly knew the end was near. With Tommy, Holly, Julia, and Rebecca gone, there wasn't much for them to work with. But every series has bad seasons. *cough* This season of Family Guy *cough*. I hoped that since the show was still getting a decent amount of viewers, ABC would pick it up for one last season so they could end it properly and respectfully. No. The now-final episode could be interpreted as a series finale to someone who watches the show un-religiously. It ended on a positive note and Nora gave one of her season-finale-family-bonding speeches, but the show didn't tie up loose ends which is why I hoped for one last season. Naturally, my favorite character Kitty announces that she's pregnant with my favorite of her boyfriends Seth's child that he doesn't want and then they pull the plug. There was also Saul and Jonathan's wedding to look forward too…not really, for me though. I'm also disappointed that Sally Field's character Nora never got re-married. Yes, they ended the season with her and Beau Bridges happily together with their daughter Sarah's approval, but it was never final.

Now we need a new ABC drama that is family-friendly, gay-friendly, and busting at the seams with drama. That'll take a while. And I'm picky.

Brothers & Sisters had a great run. It was a great show that was drama-filled with sex, divorce, death, cheating, politics, family, and, of course, wine. I'm extremely disappointed to see it go and I wish it had a proper send-off. I will miss it dearly and will look back on it fondly.

Rest in Peace, Brothers & Sisters.

Movie Review: The Kids Are All Right

Warning: May contain spoilers. You've been warned.

(out of four stars)

This was a very interesting movie for me. It was great insight into the world of gay parenting and I think everyone should see it because it just shows that everything is (somewhat) normal. As expected, the children are perfectly normal and comfortable with their situation. And they're straight which debunks the 'gay parents raise gay children' crap.

I believe this movie deserves its Best Picture nomination, but it doesn't deserve the win.

The story was normal and interesting at first, but then when Julianne started to swing the other way and screw her children's biological father, it got kinda fucked up. I love Julianne, but it was hard for me to watch her be the unfaithful one in the relationship.

It was really disappointing to see Mark Ruffalo's character have a sad ending with no closure. Although, looking at the situation, how could things return to normal with him? They'd have to cut him out of their lives. Poor bastard.

My favorite characters, though, were the kids. Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson are really talented and will go really far in their careers.

The films was nominated for 4 Oscars: Best Picture, Best Actress (Annette Bening), Best Supporting Actor (Mark Ruffalo), and Best Original Screenplay. I'm really upset that Julianne Moore was snubbed (along with Mila Kunis for the Black Swan). Sadly, I don't think that they will be taking home any Oscars, but to be nominated while on conjuring up $20 million at the box office is pretty big.

Movie Review: No Strings Attached

Warning: May contain spoilers. You've been warned.

(out of four stars)

You know what's funny? After an actor has a movie where they play a gay character, they push out a extremely heterosexual movie right afterwards to redeem themselves. After Heath and Jake did their thing in Brokeback Mountain they both starred in Casanova and Jarhead, respectively. Now, Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis each have a movie come out that actually had the same title at one point. Natalie came out with this one and in a month, Mila will be releasing Friends With Benefits starring her and Justin Timberlake. Hmm… I just find it interesting.

Moving on.

Before you blow this off as another lame romantic comedy, remember that this is rated R and is 100% about sex. That means that this is real. There's no fluffy bullshit, just realness. It was kind of a mix between The Ugly Truth and Knocked Up.

I'm not that big of a fan of Ashton Kutcher, but he was somewhat enjoyable in this movie. Natalie though, was amazing. It was really interesting to see her in a romantic comedy. She's a lot like Leonardo DiCaprio where she typically only does movies that are serious and dramatic. So I just found it interesting.

I definitely recommend this movie. It really is funny.

I'm coming out... as a Gleek!

I'm a gleek.

I admit defeat. After being completely against the show and what it stands for, I've given in.

Back in June, I posted an entry dubbing myself a hater of Glee and, until November, I firmly stood by that. The only time (between that post and November) that I gave in to something that was Glee was purchasing the Glee Cast's version of Bad Romance. ...I thought it was good. And I watched the Britney Spears episode... solely for Britney.

So what caused me to watch the show? Well the whole teen suicide slash bullying thing was huge at that time (not that it isn't now), but I read somewhere that Glee was doing an episode (and eventually a story arc) on bullying. So I watch "Never Been Kissed" where Kurt is greatly harassed by a jock bully and he meets Blaine (Darren Criss). My intention was to just watch the single episode, thinking that the story would come to a conclusion. I had no idea it was going to be a storyline for the season and would suck me in.

So, since then I've watched every episode to follow the Kurt-bullying storyline. I didn't think that I would become so freaking engrossed in the story and fall in love with all of the characters (except Sue). So I've seen every episode on Fox.com which, at the time, was "Grilled Cheesus" to "Special Education," plus "Britney/Brittany." And since watching "Never Been Kissed," I've downloaded six songs from the show. ...Shocking!

I may have totally fallen for the show, but that doesn't mean my opinions have changed about my high school show choir. I stand by the fact that... I hate them. Where in this show the Glee club is full of outcasts, by high school's group thought they were gods and goddesses. And for those classmates who read this, trust me, I'm not the only one who thought that.

It was hard for me to finally admit that I love the show after making my firm stance against it. Trust me, it's hard to admit defeat. I judged it and criticized it without giving it a fair chance first. I tend to do that a lot, but I'm trying to change.

So you may start seeing some posts commenting on the show. Starting really soon due to the news that they plan to replace the entire high school class by the end of the 2012 season. Dumb, but I'll comment on that later!

As for now... I'M A GLEEK!!!

And for those wondering about my picture... I made it completely myself. The title, the photo, the colors, everything was me. I didn't steal anything from any of the original posters! Similar to my NO H8 photos.

Unacceptable!

I'm sorry, but this is unacceptable.

There is too much red meaning that there are too many narrow-minded, faith-based, white people in this country.

I understand that people believe Obama is doing a less than satisfactory job, but doing an extreme U-turn to the other end of the pole is not going to get this country back on track either.

An even amount of each party is probably for the best, but I have a feeling that this country will be in a stalemate for the next two years. Tea Party Republicans (idiots) have claimed that they will NOT budge on any of their issues. Excuse me? I'm sorry, but that's unacceptable. We need to compromise on what is best for this country and just because you were elected, doesn't mean that the entire country follows your beliefs.

For those of you questioning what Obama has done in his first two years, you can visit WhatTheFuckHasObamaDoneSoFar.com.

In Illinois, we are still waiting for the official announcement on whether Pat Quinn (D) or Bill Brady (R) will be our Governor (Quinn is currently in the lead) and whether Mark Kirk (R) or Alexi Giannoulias (D) will take Obama's senate seat (Kirk is projected to win at this point).

Meanwhile in Minnesota, homophobic, Jesus-preaching, gay-bullying-loving Tom Emmer (obviously R) is just behind Mark Dayton (D) in the race for Governor. Tell you what, I will be okay if Mark Kirk wins Obama's senate seat as long as Tom Emmer is not elected for anything! That man should be locked up. He's for discrimination against gays. Thats discrimination!!

At this point I just want this party rivalry to end. It's like high school and it's a popularity contest between the stuck-up football jock and the openminded drama star... bad analogy, but you get the point.

I just want the country back on track financially, equal rights for EVERYBODY, and to end religious influence in the government (newsflash: there's more than just one religion in this country).

Raise Your Glass Music Video!!

P!nk's new music video for 'Raise Your Glass' is up.

Sadly it's not yet on YouTube and you can only view it on her page.

Here's the link: PinksPage.com

Obama: "It Gets Better"

Hillary made one too, but I find it more shocking that the President of the United States made time to make one. Props.

No H8

Fuck H8!

TEXAS Councilmen says "It Gets Better"

Almost cried. Almost!

Retro Review: Shelter

Warning: May contain spoilers. You've been warned.

To answer your question, yes this is a 'gay movie' and before you go judging it or me, give this review a read or watch the actually movie. I have a link to it on YouTube at the bottom of the review.

To be honest, this is one of my favorite movies of all time. It's not on my top ten, but if I would put together a top fifteen or top twenty, it would most certainly been on there. It is actually listed in the 'Honorable Mentions' part of my Top Ten Movies video.

Anyway, yes this is a gay movie, but that's not the thing to be focusing on. Gay or straight, this is a great movie, and gay or straight, anyone can enjoy it.

The story revolves around a guy who's living in the slums of Los Angeles with his lazy, self-centered sister, Jeanne, and her 5 year old son, Cody. The guy, Zach, has given up so much to help his family out and starts to form a strong friendship with his best friend's older brother, Shaun. Shaun and his brother, Gabe, live an easy life that Zach has never been able to enjoy. Zach also has to deal with working two jobs, help take care of Cody and his dad, and try to keep his rocky relationship with Tori afloat.

What I love about this movie is that it isn't solely about the gay stuff, it's also about family. Family is probably the most important aspect of this film. Trevor Wright plays Zach and Brad Pitt's twin Brad Rowe plays Shaun and they both give amazing performances. In fact, on top of the film having eleven award wins, Trevor received two for his performance.

Many people would identify this movie as the gay surfing movie but in reality there's probably 3 minutes total of surfing. It just serves as a buffer between scenes. But what's also interesting to think about is that these surfers are gay. You don't think of surfers as gay, you think of them as manly dudes who hang loose and hook up with chicks and hang out at the beach. Huh, it's amazing to think that anyone can be gay... not just the flamboyant ones (<-that's sarcasm)!

Shelter also dabbles into the subject of gay parenting in a way. Highlight the text between the parentheses to read more. There will be spoilers. [[Jeanne leaves with her boyfriend leaving Cody to live with Zach and Shaun. The movie has a little epilogue type clip that shows the three of them on the beach having fun several months later.]]

The music in the movie is great. Shane Mack wrote and performed many of the main songs for the movie and they make some scenes just so amazing.

My only complaint about this movie is that it was too short for me. And I think that would be the complaint with anyone. You just can't get enough of this film. You're watching it and it ends and you just want more, you want to know what will happen next! If this movie weren't an indie movie and had a larger budget, I'm sure they would've gone much farther and it would be more popular that it is.

For those of you who haven't seen the film and are concerned that maybe this is too gay for me, I'll let you know what to look out for. You can be the judge. One character smokes weed briefly. There's some swearing (fuck, pussy, fag, shit, etc.). There is no nudity, but there is a brief scene where sex between two men is implied (only some rolling around and kissing is shown). I should also mention that the two lead actors are both straight. If that makes you feel any better.

But I highly recommend that you watch the movie. Seriously. I'll even give you a link to it so it's free and it's on YouTube. No one even has to know you saw it. I just think it is an important film that everybody needs to see because it will help move equality along in my opinion.

Also, the poster I have at the top of this review is not the actual poster for the film. It is actually a milder one that I made. Looks real dunit? :) If you would like to see the real poster click here.

To watch the movie on YouTube, click the following links (each video is about 15 minutes long):

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6

Watch the trailer:

Religious Trash.

Oh religious people. Earth's little shit piles.

Tom Emmer's an Ass!

This is getting outrageous. I can't understand why someone would even vote for a tyrant like this. Why do people hate so much? I blame the lifestyle choice that is Jesus.

Anyways, I just read this on Change.org...

"But in a debate this week (h/t the Minnesota Independent), Tom Emmer waxed on about the subject of bullying. And while he noted that as the father of seven children he empathizes with what students go through in the classroom, Emmer said that if anti-bullying legislation were to make its way to his desk as governor, he would veto the bill. Why? Because he's worried that such legislation could legitimate homosexuality." [Source]

So Tom Emmer is against bullying, with the exception of violence towards gays. What kind of sick mother fucker would vote for someone so hateful. Doesn't Jesus promote good values and kindness? THIS IS PURE HATE! Asswipe.

P.S. Tom Emmer has not only received $150,000 from Target and $100,000 from Best Buy, but 3M (the company that makes tape and post-its) also has given him $100,000.