And now, the final FINAL episode of All Cleared Up, which was my homage to Lost, using possibly the best episode from Season Three, and maybe from the entire series - Exposé! Reader discretion is advised.
EPISODE 14 “Jamie’s First Flashback” - Unexpected and shocking revelations unfold when mysterious character shows up at The Professor’s laboratory, leaving Jamie and James LOST for words. Testing relationships, and risking the end of the trio’s adventures. READ »
Gaybies and Gentlewomen, I’m pleased to announce the final six episodes from my short-fiction series, All Cleared Up, are available to read on my website. The script-style lewd comedic series was written by me eight years ago, and tells the story of Jamie Foster’s fictional life in Sitcomland, with her sister, Calista, gay boy-friend, James, The Professor and his flirtatious Mexican Maid, Paolo, and the Professor’s wacky creation, Mom-Bot! These are the episodes that started to build an arc to the series, culminating in the shocking two-part finale. There’s even some not-so-hard-to-figure-out celebrity cameo appearances. It’s not for everyone, but if you want to read it, please
EPISODE 8 “Jamie’s First Cut” - When Jamie comes home from school late one afternoon and locks herself in her bedroom, everyone tries to figure out what’s wrong with her. READ »
EPISODE 9 “Jamie’s First Kiss” - Mom-Bot has done something to put Jamie’s safety in jeopardy. It’s up to The Professor to save them, but not everything is as it seems… READ »
EPISODE 10 “Jamie’s First Formal” - Jamie and James both attend their High School’s Winter Formal, but a shocking revelation is set to change their friendship forever… READ »
EPISODE 11 “Jamie’s First Sleepover” - Jamie spends the night at Calista’s apartment and, as usual, trouble ensues. Also, James tries to cheer up The Professor. READ »
EPISODE 12 “Jamie’s First Cliffhanger” - The Professor creates an upgrade for Mom-Bot and the results cause an unexpected surprise that will change Jamie’s life forever. READ »
EPISODE 13 “Jamie’s First Outing” - Jamie struggles to adjust to the changes in her life, and lashes out at The Professor, causing him to make a shocking announcement. READ »
Emoji’s deserve marriage equality, too!
Bryan and Erin discuss the Lana Del Rey photoshoot for British GQ magazine.
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Welcome to Cher-tember! Even though we’re busy watching the leaves turn and dusting off our turtlenecks, we took some serious time to talk about Mission: America’s Linda Harvey SURPRISING views on gays and the FDA getting all up in Lacome’s biznass for their anti-wrinkle cream, Genifique. Tweets, WYR, and tons and tons of dirty, disgusting sex talk. Here come the hotsteppers!
Participate in #Share-tember (#Cher-tember) - spread the word about Throwing Shade and post photos of new recruits on our Facebook page in exchange for a photo of Bryan and Erin autographed with a terrible piece of advice.
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Who got their would you rather answered? This homosensual right here, that’s who!
Erin is back from the Democratic National Convention with stories of cookies and speeches and lots more to talk about with Bryan… like footballers for equality and how gangster Nancy Sinatra, Lana Del Rey, forgot her clothes for her photo shoot for British GQ. I’m coming out so you better get this party started.
Participate in #Share-tember (#Cher-tember) - spread the word about Throwing Shade and post photos of new recruits on our Facebook page in exchange for a photo of Bryan and Erin autographed with a terrible piece of advice.
@gibblertron & @bryansafi #tspod
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Even though this article is fifteen-years-old, I found that it outlines some of my feelings towards exclusion in the gay community.
In case it’s slipped your notice, ethnic minorities have historically been enslaved by white invaders, LGBTQ people have been persecuted (and are STILL being persecuted today; there are 10 countries where being gay can earn you the death penalty, and 72 where it is still illegal.) where as no other group has persecuted whites in this way.
Queer people are still marginalized by society, and frequently LGBTQ people want to surround themselves with others like them for the shared experience and acceptance, which they don’t see in the world around them elsewhere. LGB people are still assaulted if they’re seen kissing the person they love in the street (and no, this is not ‘flaunting your homosexuality’ — it’s flaunting your love for someone as many many straight couples also do). Trans people are still mispronouned, mistreated and murdered.
Also, it helps to be around other gay people if you are gay, as otherwise it’s kind of hard to find people who are attracted to you.
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This just feels like the most articulate response I’ve ever read when it comes to Gay pride, and defending it. I wish I had the voice to say something like this out loud, not that it’s often I would ever need to defend my beliefs, but you know, it would help me out if words like this were always in the back of my mind, ready to jump out and be on the tip of my tongue, should I need them.
LGBTom handpicks three Pop-tastic songs to be reviewed by special first-time guest host Carrie Pointer - then the tables are turned, as Carrie pops-out three songs of her own choosing for Tom to review. May contain language unsuitable for some and opinions different from those of the Teenage Cancer Trust charity.
Got an hour to spare this morning? Then catch-up with me on #BBUK and #PLL along with music + chat from #GayLeeds (follow @LGBTom for more updates).
Talk and music with Tom. Catch up on all the news from inside the Big Brother UK house and find out what’s been happening on Pretty Little Liars. Get it contact, like, listen, share.
“I want to thank you for taking the time out to spend the next hour or two soaking in the glory that is the Eurovision Song Contest. I bet you anything you’re gonna hear one or two past songs in this playlist that you either loved or had forgotten you love! For those rare few of you listening by chance who aren’t Eurovision fanatics, I’ll be here each and every step of the way telling you a few facts about the song and its history in the Contest. Thank you for listening, you can contact me on twitter, I am @LGBTom - please follow me, and share this webcast with your friends. I’m going to leave you to enjoy the rest of the show in peace now. But not before we give it up for Sweden one more time thanks to Loreen. See you all next year, in Stockholm.”
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Listen, and find out my thoughts on The Big Five’s entries into this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, plus highlights from the Semi-Final One qualifying countries, and a preview of hopefuls Holland, with their song You and Me, by Joan Franka. Please like, listen, comment, and share.
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Six song previews from the #Eurovision Song Contest 2nd Semi Final on Thursday 24 May:
Please Listen, Like, Comment, and Share.
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