California honours murdered gay politician
Just days after the Supreme Court lifted the ban on same-sex marriage, another LGBT related provision passed the State Assembly in California. On Monday, it was announced that a bill to recognise slain San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk.
School outs gay couple: the week in review
This gay week, teen queen Miley Cyrus sheds her inhibitions and then regrets it; the Greek Isle of Lesbos hates lesbians and a Memphis school board gets in trouble for outing a gay couple.
Beckham's jersey gift sparks legal action
Over the past few years, many people have become obsessed with soccer player David Beckham, but this week his appeal reached a whole new and somewhat disturbing level.
US gay couples struggle to divorce: the week in review
After years of fighting for equal treatment in regards to marriage, some gay couples are finally hearing the other shoe drop.
US martial arts fighter reveals he is gay
Mixed martial arts has become a national phenomenon in America, and with the creation of the Ultimate Fighting Championships, only continues to grow in popularity.
This week, competitor Shad Smith became the first openly gay fighter in the sport when he revealed his sexuality in a New York Times interview.
According to the article, Smith entered his first fight in 2000 shortly after his release from prison, where he was serving time for carjacking, one of his many stints.
COMMENT: Can celebs swing the Democratic nomination?
Obama or Clinton? It seems to be a question at the forefront of every American Democrat's mind going into to this year's important Presidential election.
While the Republican Party has elected their representative as John McCain, the other side seems to be a struggle less about the ideals of the candidates, which are very similar, and more about a popularity contest.
Questions have been raised about who is more electable, who has more experience, and who has a better message.
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