Christians Upset Canada Is Issuing a Coin Celebrating the Decriminalization of Gay Sex
Canada decriminalized gay sex in 1969, and some Christians see a coin celebrating that equality as an affront. Continue reading
Canada decriminalized gay sex in 1969, and some Christians see a coin celebrating that equality as an affront. Continue reading
“In this book, I talk about my roots and how a little girl from the South Side of Chicago found her voice and developed the strength to use it to empower others.” Continue reading
The men could spend the rest of their lives behind bars. Continue reading
When Johnny Depp met Hunter S. Thompson, ahead of playing him in “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,” he recounts the writer asking him about his relationship with model Kate Moss. The recollection comes from a 1998 “Rolling Stone” article: Depp had gone to Aspen, Colorado, with a party that included… Continue reading
When Hillary Clinton was running against Barack Obama in 2008 she claimed that a candidate for president should be willing to debate “anytime, anywhere.” This conflicts with her unwillingness to debate in New York, which Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders has called for in New York. Clinton’s campaign has responded by… Continue reading
“Criticizing Tom Cruise is being critical of Scientology itself,” says actress, and former Scientologist, Leah Remini. ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos Remini Talks Leaving Scientology ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos Actress Leah Remini is opening up about leaving the Church of Scientology. Speaking to ABC News,… Continue reading
Considering South Carolina Senator Lee Bright has been a vocal supporter of the Confederate flag remaining on the Capital grounds, you’d think he’d have a lot to say about the issue when he stepped up to the podium during the debate yesterday. Bright, who has been running a fundraising campaign… Continue reading
If you’ve never heard of microchips, you’re about to, because banks and credit card companies are beginning to add them to more of their cards in an attempt to increase security. Retailers are also beginning to add more microchip readers to their card reader devices, in order to help shoppers… Continue reading
Today Pope Francis spoke on the Islamist extremists attack on Charlie Hebdo, which left 12 dead and another 11 wounded. He condemned the violence, but claimed that there are limits to free speech. From The Telegraph: “If my good friend Dr. Gasparri says a curse word against my mother, he… Continue reading
Roz and the Rice Cakes Perform “Push and Pull” Providence, Rhode Island’s Roz and the Rice Cakes have toured extensively this summer, taking their atmospheric, jazzy indie rock all over the country. While on the road, they stopped into 1809 Studios, in Macedon, New York, to record a live, session version… Continue reading