Eurovision star Måns Zelmerlöw would date a dude, Chris Pratt reflects on his rising star, Matt Doyle goes for a run

Grant Gustin says that The Flash introducing time travel will also lead to alternate realities on the show, including Earth-One and Earth-Two. I'm not enough of a comics guy to understand the implications, I just don't want my one fun superhero show to get too complicated for me to enjoy. I'm looking at you, Arrow.

Thanksfully Texas is as big on their lack of follow through as they are on hating gays. The bill that would have authorized adoption agencies to discriminate against same-sex couples for reasons of faith died on a procedural move for now.

Anti-gay pastor, husband and father of two Reverend Matthew Makela has been busted soliciting naked kissing and offering to top dudes on Grindr. He's confirmed the pics are from him to Queerty, and says he's resigned his job at St. John’s Lutheran Church and School.

Nate Berkus and his husband Jeremiah Brent have shown off their daughter Poppy in a spread on the pages of People. “Our paternal instincts kicked in almost instantly. She came out with her eyes open, looking around like she had been waiting for us.”

Bristol Palin has called off her planned wedding this week to Dakota Meyer. At issue seems to be an ex-wife she was unaware of. Poor girl is so unlucky in love.

Commenting on a Fox News story about a Air Force general some want court marshaled for preaching the gospel in uniform on television, Franklin Graham says "Are Christians the only group of people who cannot identify themselves publicly in this country? Are we the only voices who cannot speak?" I guess not, Must be why there are 14 churches between my house and the freeway, six with electric billboards spouting bible verses in technicolor and being able to know if I'm behind on Meme when the bells of the Methodist Church several blocks away toll hymns on the hour. Listen, there are rules about what you can do in uniform when you're in the military. You can't make gay porn, and you can only preach under limited conditions.

Buzzfeed thinks it can guess you personality based on your choice of abs. When I chose my favorite abs, it was way off. But when I chose the abs I have, and the ones I'll end up with eventually, it was pretty dead on.

Sweden's Eurovision contestant Måns Zelmerlöw, who years ago got in hot water for saying some things that sounded antigay (he's evidently now quite progay and active in his support of the community) says he can imagine dating a man. “Yes, if I feel that way – absolutely, I could do that.”

Nikki Finke, after years of dishing the dirt on how the entertainment business really works has launched a new site for fiction about the entertainment industry. Some site are gushing over the idea, but I think they're nuts. She's been barred from breaking entertainment news due to a noncompete clause, and who here thinks her fiction will be anything but thinly veiled versions of the truth behind the scenes in Hollywood?

Henry Vinson, the former owner of an escort service in Washington, D.C.  has written a book about the business, and he's named some names, like former Senator Larry Craig, who was a regular customer. Larry “preferred escorts who were quite masculine.”

Maggie Gallagher is determined to win the religious freedom battle, now that she's lost the marriage equality battle. "State RFRAs are bad vehicles for this fight, because they are broad and vague and their outcome is uncertain. It is very unlikely that a state RFRA will protect anyone from any gay equality wrath, precisely because courts uniformly view equality as a compelling interest, and because there is no way to make sure everyone gets treated equally while permitting some people to refuse to serve gay weddings. A better vehicle is some version of a Marriage and Religious Freedom Act (MARFA), which prevents governments from punishing individuals and small businesses for refusing to participate in a wedding they do not approve of. If you ask me, I would carve out an exception for race and leave it at that. The protection is narrow, but tight and clear; they can be crafted to be viewpoint neutral (meaning you can refuse Maggie’s wedding if you object to it, too). And they can be narrowed to apply to small businesses, so that the big corporations have no excuse to getting involved unless they want to be mean to the little guy."

Chris Pratt says that long before he was famous, the Hollywood elite would ignore him and head straight for his famous wife, Anna Faris. “I’ve had those moments where I was like the guy holding the purse at events and people just looked right through me. And, you know, actors came up and blatantly hit on my wife in front of me and didn’t even look at me. I’m like ‘What the f*ck, dude?'” He says they now fawn all over him like they did his wife, saying they now “treat me the same way that they were treating Anna.‘I always knew…’ I’m like, ‘Is that right? That’s interesting, because you f*cking stared right through me the last time.'”

Texas Values head Jonathan Saenz says that banning gay marriage is good for business, contrary to what those corporate elites want you to believe. “Texas has been No. 1 for business for 10 straight years—that is during the same 10 years that our marriage laws have been between one man and one woman. It appears to me those policies have helped Texas and been a part of what makes Texas great. You see people flocking from New Yorks and Clairofni bec. [sic] of our business climate.”

We know a little more about Teen Wolf's new gay characters, and we'll be returning to the gay bar of past seasons. We meet them in episode 4. "Corey will be in the operating room for something strange, while his boyfriend Lukas is said to be a bit of a troublemaker at a local club." Also, Mason still exists.

The Department of Transportation is moving forward with rules that will bring on cars that communicate with each other constantly, helping to avoid collisions and easing traffic flow. They're working on getting legislation for Congress ready, and making sure the FCC clears certain frequency bands for the cars to use. Does this mean I can nap on my way to work? It probably just means cars that will rat me out to the cop on the highway that I was doing 85 until I saw him.

FAO Schwarz is closing their flagship store because of rising rents. The store has been there since 1870 and was made famous in the movie Big, among others.

Senator Lindsey Graham almost announced that he's running for president. "I’m running because the world is falling apart." This should be fun. I'd say there were skeletons in his closet, but I'm not sure there's room in there for them with him.

It's always the quiet ones.

Nina Forever is a new...comedy? Horror film? I'm not sure. Basically a guy's dead girlfriend is really clingy when he finally moves on. You kind of have to see it to understand. Bonus points for the Friends callback.

Ivan Massow is running for the mayor of London. I know very little about the man. He's gay, and he identifies as a conservative politically, but that doesn't seem to mean the same thing over the pond. I also know that he's posed for nude portraits, and now I know he's a recovering alcoholic. It's honestly quite refreshing how honest he is. I first became familiar with him because he hung out a lot with Dame Joan Collins in many fabulous locales.

The New Kids On the Block may not be so new anymore, but they've still got it.

I love spring time.

But his stars still can't take anything seriously.

I'm not sure either.

Seas the day! Caught some whoppers! Haha #getthefeeling pic.twitter.com/A4Xw3uSaSz — Kellan Lutz (@kellanlutz) May 18, 2015

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