I read that on "metro" :

Quote:Apple boss Tim Cook has come out as gay, saying his is ‘proud’ of his sexual orientation.

Publicly acknowledging his sexuality for the first time, he wrote in Businessweek: ‘Let me be clear: I’m proud to be gay, and I consider being gay among the greatest gifts God has given me.’

Steve Jobs’ successor also praised his Apple colleagues, many of whom he says knows he is gay, however ‘it doesn’t seem to make a difference in the way they treat me’.

Despite keeping his private life very guarded until know, the head of Apple previously hit out at his home state of Alabama for it’s stance on LGBT equality, and marched in the San Francisco gay pride parade in June this year.

‘We were too slow on equality on African-Americans. We were too slow on interracial marriage. And we are still too slow on equality for the LBGT community,’ the 53-year-old said.

I have an Iphone and i didn't know for Tim Cook. Shame on me ! I am going to ask at Siri

Rob decided to help Adya give birth to their second child by singing and dancing to his own song and posted it on youtube, here is the short vid


Congrats guys on delivering a healthy baby, its good to see robbie happy these days.

http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=...K_1gfEEqHw

Do you think you would of got that role in dirty dancing without that nose, it was a fine nose, such a shame because i couldve seen her do lots more big roles.

7 days till my favorite holiday - Halloween! I hope everyone is in the Fall and spooky mood. We've been having some really nice Fall weather in PA. I hope you all have as well.

This is my favorite time of year and I've basically been watching horror movies nonstop for the last 24 days! I have AMC Fearfest on my TV all the time.

I was wondering if any of you have any horror movies or Halloween themed movies that you love to watch at this time of year?!?!

I had seen something about this project back in June but here is an update.

A project by the National Park Service to identify significant sites in the history of LGBT people in the United States has reached over 400 properties.

Scores of LGBT Sites Eyed for Landmark Status - Billerico Project

Some of the places I hope will be included:

• All Saints Episcopal Church in Hoboken, N.J. which in 1989 became the home of the first outreach ministry by/for gay and lesbian people to be sponsored by a mainstream religious group
  
• The Upstairs Lounge in New Orleans, which was the scene of a deliberately-set fire that killed many
  
• The Continental Baths, in the basement of the Ansonia Hotel in New York, where Bette Midler and others entertained patrons
  
• Harvey Milk's camera shop in the Castro, which is now an HRC office
  
• Macondray Lane in Russian Hill which is supposedly the inspiration for Barbary Lane in Amistead Maupin's series Tales of the City
  

There are a lot of things that will spoil a movie for you, but I'm not talking about the usual things like 'spoilers', bad acting, or bad plot/story.

What are certain things that can happen in a movie that will ruin it for you?

I am a horror movie fan, so violence normally doesn't bother me, it's expected in a movie of that genre.

That being said, if any sort of violent act takes place against an animal, the movie is shot for me, and I can't watch it.

Example.......I was over with friends a few years ago, and they rented "Drag Me to Hell". For those who haven't seen it, it was about a young woman who was a mortgage rep, who refused to help an old lady with her overdue mortgage. The older woman was a gypsy and she cursed the young woman. The curse involved a demon that would terrorize her for 7 days, and then drag her to hell.

when the supernatural stuff happened, a psychic told her that sometimes an animal sacrifice would appease a demon. The young woman (who had a kitten) said that she couldn't do that, she was a vegetarian.

She was then demonically attacked later that night. When it was over, you see her in the shadows with a knife raised...going 'here kitty kitty kitty'

I turned to my friends and said : turn it off turn it off turn it off turn it off!


Just tonight I was watching a SyFy movie called "Finders Keepers" and at the beginning they kept showing footage of some cats. Soon enough, the owner was looking for them, and I knew what was coming, I flipped the channels for 2 minutes until I knew it was over.

LOL

So, what totally messes up/ruins a movie for you?

Hi guys,

My good friend Sam and I started a podcast called 'A Little Bit of This', available on iTunes and released every sunday!

We had both decided we wanted to do something besides xbox and beer at the weekends so this was the result - Film reviews, video games, ravings, and the excessive price of prawns.

if you wanna check it out the feed is here - https://kiwi6.com/artists/ALittleBitOfThis/feed.rss

Episode Five - The Shining and Flash Gordon, featuring live conkers!

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There are times I think the progress of gay rights is too painfully slow in my own country, but this puts in perspective that things could be worse.
http://globalvoicesonline.org/2014/09/25...r-2-years/

Grindr is now urging lgbt people in Egypt to hide their identities.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...57652.html

The Kingsman : Secret Service



I think I do.


"I have trouble understanding you guys sometimes, You' all talk so funny!"

OK, this summer we went to London and I wanted to see the Book Of Mormon (the Musical by the authors of South Park). It was hilarious, and we had laughter and tears watching this brilliant and very caustic production.
Hello!!


... and he believes!



Then as we came out, it was still daylight and I said to Marshlander: "Why don't we go and see that gay themed film I saw advertised in the tv guide? You know, the one in which there is Ben Whishaw, the openly gay actor who's been awarded BAFTAs and everything..." That would make it worthwhile. So we trundled off to the Barbican, the only cinema that seemed to be showing it at the time that suited us, and we went into the auditorium...
Of course, there were almost nothing but gay, or lesbian couples in there. The odd single person (straight???).

The film is Lilting, by Hong Khaou.











The director of this fine film is of Cambodian extraction, and he's done a piece on loneliness, on estrangement, on immigration, on loss... The film studies what happens to a person when they lose their raison d'être (their reason for living) whether they live in an old people's home, or as a young professional man. A very warm, sensitive, and heartfelt movie, which I really recommend from this intuitive director who also did an interesting couple of short features previously.


Spring


and Summer