Kristen Stewart comes out as 'so gay,' Melissa McCarthy plays Sean Spicer

THE WORLD'S MOST FOLLOWED LGBTQ NEWS SOURCE Top Headlines for Sunday Feb 5, 2017 SNL: Kristen Stewart comes out as 'so gay,' Melissa McCarthy plays Sean Spicer Kate McKinnon also make an appearance as Education Secretary nominee Betsy DeVos and German Chancellor Angela Merkel. 10 things you should never say to a black guy on Grindr If you’re dying to satisfy your curiosity — and if you want to get anywhere, don’t mention your curiosity — there are some things that you simply must not say. In the Trump age, civil disobedience is cast as ‘terrorism’ to squelch protest A North Dakota proposal equates nonviolent protests with “terrorist” tactics. Transgender model Anjali Lama breaks barriers in India’s fashion world Anjali Lama has become the first transgender woman to model at one of the top events on India's fashion calendar and one sponsored by a top Indian cosmetics brand. Gay attorney says Trump’s SCOTUS pick called his marriage ‘a wonderful thing’ The gay former law clerk for Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch said he never got the impression the judge was homophobic. Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s anti-Muslim travel ban nationwide "You're here arguing we have to protect from these individuals from these countries," the judge said, "and there's no support for that." Bisexual Gov. Kate Brown leads Oregon lawmakers in fight against Trump Gov. Kate Brown — the first out U.S. governor — is helping build a legal wall to shield Oregon from President Trump's actions on immigration and other civil rights issues. Indian censors will allow music video with vaguely gay scene to be shown on TV A ten second scene in which the two men in the video appear on a bed only in shorts - not engaging in sexual activity - was deemed too "intimate." Trump rallies right wing activists to support SCOTUS pick Neil Gorsuch Right wing groups have been celebrating the SCOTUS pick, feeling it proves they will get what they want from a Trump administration. Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner reportedly worked to stop anti-LGBTQ executive order There appears to be an ongoing struggle in the administration, with Pence on one side and Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner on the other.

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