Portia on OUT Cover

Portia de Rossi is on the cover of OUT Magazine this month and looks beautiful as always.  Sadly, she is only on half the issues being released and Ryan Murphy will be on the rest.  OUT Magazine really pisses me off unless you are a gay man, you rarely would get the chance to grace their cover.  I think they forget that there is a larger community out there that deserves just as much attention.  

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Taylor Kitsch Plays Gay Character

Taylor Kitsch is well known for playing alongside Rihanna in the movie Battleship but I loved him in Friday Night Lights playing a high school football star named Tim Riggins.  His new  role is in Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of The Normal Heart which is a new HBO film.  It is based on a play, which recounts the onset of the HIV-AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s. Kitsch plays a closeted investment banker and, later, a prominent AIDS activist. Sounds like it will be pretty good and hopefully there will be some shirtless scenes of this pretty boy.

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Glee Lady Love

Ryan Murphy is pushing the boundaries yet again. He took things a step further when he added some girl on girl action to the Glee mix. It was hinted at last season but now Glee fans were given confirmation that characters Brittany and Satana will be making out. Something is mentioned about scissoring but I'm not sure if that's going to make it past the censors!
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Ryan Murphy Critizises Modern Family

Glee creator Ryan Murphy is a little critical of the show Modern family. He is upset that the gay male couple never share a kiss on the show. I don't really blame him but this is coming from the guy who made some pretty wacked episodes on Nip/Tuck. He doesn't mention the show by name but we get the point.

I hate it on TV shows, and there’s one show that I won’t name right now, where it’s like ‘Why aren’t these character kissing? Don’t they have a child?’ That’s ridiculous to me. I don’t understand it. If I did it on my show, I would just have them do it in every scene and not have a big deal about it. I don’t think that you have to announce a very special episode. Weren’t they doing it back on Roseanne? It is just so outdated and archaic to me and as a gay man, I would never do that. I would make it very organic and do it several times and
not make it a stunt.

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