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My mother schooled me so forcefully about trans people that for a minute, I became a Republican. Wow, the legendary fagbasher learned all the LGBTQ pronouns. My mother can accept all the letters of the gay alphabet as long as they're not closely related to her. Thank God, I was only one letter.
Mother: a man can never love a man the way a man loves a woman. It's not possible. 16-Apr-2021
My amazon primate (my mother) didn't allow masturbation in the house. "It's unclean." It's why no internet, computer or any other hostile sex conducting tech ever made it to our house or our poor stepfather. If I were Spider-Man it would take her two weeks to find out, she would destroy all my tech, burn the costume in front of me and marry Jonah Jameson.
Mother: there is no need for men to masturbate. That's what women are for. 15-Apr-2021
Help! I Caught My Husband Cheating, but I’m Not Sure I Want Him to Stop.
Q. Should I let my husband cheat? I discovered my husband is having an affair with a woman at work. I saw them talking one day and got suspicious, so I looked at his texts. Then I angrily confronted her. Surprisingly, she’s really nice. She’s about 15 years older than us. She said they had a mutual attraction and he approached her, but she wasn’t in love with him and didn’t want to break up our marriage and would stop seeing him. He says the same thing—he really loves me, it’s just sex on a lunch break or after work. He enjoyed the excitement.
Help! I Caught My Husband Cheating, but I’m Not Sure I Want Him to Stop.
Baltimore will no longer prosecute drug possession, prostitution, low-level crimes
A year ago, as the coronavirus began to spread across Maryland, Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby stopped prosecuting drug possession, prostitution, minor traffic violations and other low-level offenses, a move aimed at curbing Covid-19's spread behind bars.
That shift — repeated by prosecutors in many other cities — didn’t just reduce jail populations. In Baltimore, nearly all categories of crime have since declined, confirming to Mosby what she and criminal justice experts have argued for years: Crackdowns on quality-of-life crimes are not necessary for stopping more serious crime.
Baltimore will no longer prosecute drug possession, prostitution, low-level crimes
Anti-Asian crime is awful, but ‘white supremacy’ isn’t driving most of it
For one thing, many attacks against Asian Americans clearly aren’t acts of white supremacism or even incidents of racial hatred.
It is an unfortunate feature of big American cities at the moment that not much explanation is needed for attacks against anyone other than a rising tide of lawlessness. That surely accounts for some significant percentage — if by no means all — of the attacks.
The suspect in the killing of Vicha Ratanapakdee — an elderly Thai American who died after being brutally pushed to the ground in broad daylight in San Francisco in January — is a 19-year-old black man.
Anti-Asian crime is awful, but ‘white supremacy’ isn’t driving most of it
‘Jeopardy’ Fans Outraged By Guest Host Dr. Oz: “The Most Disgraceful Disrespect to Alex’s Legacy”
SF schools official refuses to quit over racist Asian tweets
Democrat Senators Tammy Duckworth and Mazie Hirono threaten to BLOCK any Biden nominees who aren't minorities until more Asian-Americans are picked to serve in the Cabinet
Maskless white woman shopping for bagels with her four young children calls black cashier a ‘bitch-ass n*****’ at New York’s high end Essex Market
Two women start massive brawl on American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Phoenix after arguing about who would get to deplane first
Man and woman in their 60s are stabbed during live Zoom call as co-worker frantically calls 911: LAPD arrests relative, 32, who returned to crime scene in THEIR car
Terrifying moment Asian woman clings to front of car in San Francisco before being thrown off at speed after occupants stole her purse and punched her in face
Thomas Middleditch Accused of Sexual Misconduct in Allegations Stemming From Now-Closed Hollywood Club (Report)
The Los Angeles Times on Sunday published a report about the Hollywood club Cloak & Dagger in which almost 10 women — including four former staffers — accuse Adam Bravin and Michael Patterson, co-founders of the now-closed club Cloak & Dagger, of turning a blind eye to sexual misconduct among members at the club as well as at its many music festivals.
Among the accusations are those against Middleditch, who broke out with his role on HBO's Silicon Valley and now stars on CBS' freshman comedy B Positive.
In the report, Hannah Harding details the alleged incident at the "LGBTQ-friendly, members-only club," at which a typical night featured "experimental artists perform[ing] eerie, sexually charged ceremonies each week in the back rooms of the Pig 'N Whistle bar," according to the L.A. Times.
On the night of Oct. 22, 2019, Harding says, Middleditch approached her on the dance floor and made what the Times described as "lewd sexual overtures" toward her and her girlfriend.
Thomas Middleditch Accused of Sexual Misconduct in Allegations Stemming From Now-Closed Hollywood Club (Report)
Spring breakers accused of drugging, raping woman who later died in Miami Beach
NJ Landlord Charged With Sexual Crimes Against 13 Tenants: Prosecutors
Police: Warrensburg man had sexual contact with child younger than 11
Former employee files sexual harassment lawsuit against Pico Rivera Sen. Bob Archuleta
Former FSU Professor Faces Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct, Allowed To Retire Amid Investigation
Ohio mother upset school said kindergartner committed ‘sexual harassment’
Barberton man accused of raping teen, living under her bed for weeks in Cincinnati
‘Silicon Valley’s Alice Wetterlund Responds To Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Star Thomas Middleditch: “Tried To Warn You All”
Cyndi Lauper defends Sharon Osbourne amid 'The Talk' controversy: 'We all make mistakes'
Cyndi Lauper is showing her support for Sharon Osbourne amid her controversy on “The Talk.”
The 67-year-old singer took to Instagram to defend her longtime friend: “I wanted to come out publicly to support my friend @sharonosbourne."
“I have known her for a long time and I do not believe that she is racist,” she continued.
Cyndi Lauper defends Sharon Osbourne amid 'The Talk' controversy: 'We all make mistakes'
Rapper Lil Mama wants a “heterosexual rights movement” after facing backlash for hateful comments
Rapper and reality TV personality Lil Mama claims that she wants to “start a heterosexual rights movement” so that straight people can express hatred against LGBTQ people more freely.
“So children are too young to smoke cigarettes, too young to drink alcohol, too young to get a driver’s license, too young to go to a club, too young to gamble, too young to rent a car, but old enough to cut off their genitals and/or ‘change’ their gender? This is insanity America,” she said, adding that transgender people are “depopulation at any cost.”
“Y’all fight so hard to be respected and SOME of you NOT ALL get a kick out [of] bullying people for having an [opinion],” she wrote. “There are so many people afraid to give their honest [opinion] because if they do the LGBTQ+ will hear what they want to hear and take statements out of context.”
Rapper Lil Mama wants a “heterosexual rights movement” after facing backlash for hateful comments
Christian official says his newly out son will be a secret “instrument of God” to change gay people
Bisexual guy left homeless and sleeping on benches after being drunkenly outed by his own mum
Attack on kissing men fuels push for Italy hate crime law
Olivia Wilde and Ellen DeGeneres "ganged up" on Jason Sudeikis and gave him a surprise haircut
The 43-year-old actor returned to the show after serving as a guest host on Friday, and host Ellen DeGeneres asked if Sudeikis' wife, Olivia Wilde, liked his long hair. Sudeikis was then surprised by Wilde, 35, who came out and said, "It's the same as my hair. There's only room for one of these in our house."
Olivia Wilde and Ellen DeGeneres ganged up on Jason Sudeikis and gave him a surprise haircut
Critics Choice Association Expels Jeffrey Wells Following Posts About Atlanta Shootings
Jeffrey Wells, the veteran film industry commentator who has long operated the widely read blog Hollywood Elsewhere, has been indefinitely suspended by the Critics Choice Association, the group of journalists that presents the annual Critics Choice Awards.
The decision to sanction Wells, which was made by the CCA board Thursday night, came in response to "a pattern of offensive, insensitive and unprofessional behavior," The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Critics Choice Association Expels Jeffrey Wells Following Posts About Atlanta Shootings
'Me so vaccinated!' CNN pundit Ana Navarro is slammed for posting Asian trope tweet just days after she celebrated ex-colleague Piers Morgan's exit from Good Morning Britain over Meghan Markle comments
Armie Hammer Being Investigated by LAPD After Woman Accuses Him of Rape
UPDATED: The anonymous woman who first made allegations about Armie Hammer on social media has come forward publicly.
“I thought that he was going to kill me,” the woman, named Effie, said through tears on Thursday during a press conference with her attorney, Gloria Allred. Effie is accusing Hammer of violent rape and physical abuse, during their on-and-off four-year relationship from 2016 to 2020.
Armie Hammer Being Investigated by LAPD After Woman Accuses Him of Rape
Cuomo Faces New Claims of Sexual Harassment From Current Aide
Rep. Tom Reed, who is eyeing a Cuomo challenge, accused of sexual misconduct on 2017 trip
Lawyer says lawsuits against Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson up to 12
Woman who coughed on Uber driver slapped with two felony charges
The woman whose coughing attack on a San Francisco Uber driver went viral this week was charged Wednesday with multiple felonies for the alleged crime.
Arna Kimiai, who refused to wear a mask while inside the vehicle, is facing one count of attempted robbery and one count of assault on a transportation driver.
Woman who coughed on Uber driver slapped with two felony charges
Kevin Frazier blasted for suggesting black women educate Sharon Osbourne
“Entertainment Tonight” host Kevin Frazier suggested that a number of prominent black women in Hollywood come together to help Sharon Osbourne “learn” about race.
Osbourne liked the post, but it did not go over well with several black actresses, including “Insecure” star Seale.
“You must be outta yo gotdamn mind. How bout you put your energy into providing a safe space for those on the show who have been terrorized by her rampant racism/classism/xenophobia,” she replied.
Frazier shot back: “Been doing that for years… I wanted to hear your thoughts that’s why I tagged you, I respect your opinion, not trying to get into a scrap.”
“Well, you missed the mark this time, BROTHA,” Seales said.
Kevin Frazier blasted for suggesting black women educate Sharon Osbourne
Teen Vogue Editor Alexi McCammond Quits Over Past Racist Tweets
Sharon Osbourne on Her Future at 'The Talk,' Says She Never Should've Dismissed Sheryl Underwood
Osbourne acknowledged that when it comes to her tense exchange with Underwood, she handled the situation badly. "I love Sheryl, I've apologized to Sheryl, she's not gotten back and I can understand. Sheryl needs her time."
"I am not a racist and if you can't have a go at your friend who happens to be Black, does that make me racist because I said certain things to my friend, but I said them on camera?" she asks. "I will keep on apologizing to Sheryl, even if I decide not to go back, I will still keep apologizing to Sheryl. I have nothing but respect and so much affection for Sheryl. I don't want to hurt her."
Osbourne explained that she told Underwood not to cry because she felt like she was the one who was being blindsided in the situation, not her co-host. She said she wasn't prepared for the questions she was being asked, though Underwood had them written on a card she was reading.
Sharon Osbourne on Her Future at 'The Talk,' Says She Never Should've Dismissed Sheryl Underwood
Sharon Osbourne Responds To Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert Allegations