Laverne Cox graces the cover of Entertainment Weekly

In North Carolina: GOP override Governor's veto against an Anti-Gay Bill

Well, the GOP in North Carolina is continuing their foolishness when it comes to gay marriage.

They just voted to override Gov. Pat McCrory's veto of Senate Bill 2. This bill will allow public officials the option to not marry gay couples because of their religious beliefs.

Even though they are sworn by over to do their job this bill allows them the ability to refuse this duty. Now it's not over, this bill will be challenged because it's considered unconstitutional, but for now the LGBT community in North Carolina have to endure this mess.

Chris Hemsworth cast as 'Receptionist' in the new Ghostbusters

Hunky Hemsworth will join Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, and Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon in the 80s reboot. According to the director Paul Feig, Chris will be the receptionist to the Ghostbusters.

Lucky them. I would love to have someone like him bringing my coffee, answering my calls, taking me in the broom closet. You know, all duties assigned.

Rick Santorum Says Legalizing Gay Marriage Is A Violation Of The Establishment Clause

Is Crystal Pepsi coming back?

Competitive eater Kevin Stahle is a huge fan of Crystal Pepsi. He talked about it on Social Media to the point that Pepsi sent him a letter.

Does this mean that the failed drink is coming back? Stay tuned.

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The Transgender community has a Flag

I'm so late on this.

We have the rainbow flag and now, here is the Transgender flag

How Kids discuss Caitlyn Jenner - WATCH

Hot Pics: Henry Cavill at LAX

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Bryan Fischer Blames Obama's Racist War Against White Cops For TX Pool Party Incident

In Arkansas: Judge recognizes 500-plus Same-Sex Marriages

Good news from Arkansas.

Yesterday, Judge Wendell Griffen ordered the state officials to acknowledge more than 500 gay marriages performed in the state last year. This recognition allows same-sex couples to reap the benefits (literally) of filing taxes and receiving health insurance plans.

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Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen validated marriage licenses that were issued to same-sex couples after another judge struck down the state's gay marriage ban. The state Supreme Court halted the distribution of marriage licenses to gay couples after a week in May 2014 and is considering the appeal over a voter-approved same-sex marriage ban. Some of the same-sex couples who married in Arkansas last year filed a lawsuit in February alleging that the state was violating their rights by not recognizing the unions. Griffen's ruling means the couples can file taxes jointly, appear jointly on a child's birth certificate, enroll together on state health insurance plans and even file for divorce. Griffen was among a number of people who presided over same-sex marriage ceremonies in May 2014.

Onward

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