
She also has some interesting thoughts on Donald Trump. “I wonder what he would do. You don’t know what he would do. C’mon, he’s liable to do anything, good or bad. Well, I think he’s capable of anything, if it would work for him or profit him or just be of the moment. It might be good to have a guy like that in the White House. I mean, it couldn’t be any worse than some of the others who wanna get in there.
A new survey shows that British men are feeling the pressure to have better bodies, and it’s getting worse, with 82% saying they “feel more stressed about not having an impressive physique than they did five years ago.” Only 4% said they were happy with their bodies, with 50% citing beer bellies, 14% their chests, and 10% their legs as their biggest issue.
With the signature of Governor Bruce Rauner, Illinois has become the fourth state to outlaw reparative therapy for minors. Counselors found practicing the harmful therapy face fines to loss of license, and anyone advertising the service is subject to fraud laws.



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Trump says that he has attended a same sex wedding back in 2012, and he considers marriage equality settled law, and doesn’t support a constitutional amendment to ban it. “Some people have hopes of passing amendments, but it’s not going to happen. Congress can’t pass simple things, let alone that. So anybody that’s making that an issue is doing it for political reasons. The Supreme Court ruled on it.”
Yishai Schlissel, the suspect in the stabbings at Jerusalem Pride, has been ruled mentally fit to stand trial. He passed a 48-hour mental evaluation after the initial assessment proved inconclusive
Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis has filed an emergency motion to the ruling that she must provide marriage licenses to same-sex couples. She’s really pouring on the drama. Signing a license would “substantially and irreparably” burden Davis’ “conscience and deeply-held, sincere religious beliefs which dictate to Davis that such unions are not and cannot be ’marriage.'” If she’s forced to do so while awaiting her appeal, “there is no absolution or correction that any earthly court can provide to rectify it.” What’s funny is that the Liberty Counsel knows that such dramatic language isn’t going to sway a federal judge, but it makes one hell of a martyr.

Based on average Netflix viewership of 1.5 hours of content each day, the service saves you 130 hours each year in watching commercials. My DVR does that too, and without sucking me down a binge watching rabbit hole.

But he understands that the problem extends to everyone in public life. “The thing is, it’s not just a problem for actors, you know. How many politicians discuss with their agents and their constituents, “Do you think it would be all right if I came out?” I don’t think constituents worry if a member of parliament is gay. Is he or she a good congressperson? Is he or she a good actor? That’s all, really. The rest is old news, but no one looks to Hollywood for social advancement. They only just discovered they have black people in the Oscars two years ago. I’ve still got my acceptance speech: “Members of the Academy, I’m proud to be the first openly gay actor to ever win this award.” Of course I didn’t give that speech, but nor has anybody else. It does put people off, but take courage.”

Zac Noe Towers gets together with his friend Jennie-Lee to create an audition tape for a must-have role. But he’s having problems nailing it. While some gay actors have no problems playing certain types of straight characters, others are just never going to make it.
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse is going to cause heart attacks at Boy Scout HQ and at the Mormon Church, who sponsors most of the troops. While gearing up to save the world from zombies probably isn’t covered in the manual, these guys are ready, with the help from a friendly stripper. Along the way they manage to kill a lot of zombies, and even touch boob for the first time in their loser lives.
Longtime readers know my love of parkour, but even I’m confused by Jason Paul’s perspective-skewed video. There’s a lot of clever editing, but there’s serious skills shown here.