French President Hollande Signs Marriage Equality Bill
Gay and lesbian couples in France will be able to marry beginning May 28. The new law also legalizes adoption for same-sex couples.
Gay and lesbian couples in France will be able to marry beginning May 28. The new law also legalizes adoption for same-sex couples.
The outdoor concert will be a celebration after the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in France. Mika is the first big name to sign on for the event.
As most of France celebrates, many opponents continue to protest against marriage equality. Photography and video coming out of France today tell both sides of the story.
Uh oh.
Theatrical homoerotic performance or anti-gay marriage protest? Hard to tell.
The French TV host known as “Frigide Barjot” has become the leader of the movement against gay marriage in France. A gay man, and friend of the comedy star, has published an angry open letter on Facebook expressing his dissapointment in her actions.
The vote was 179-157. Other portions of the bill remain to be voted upon in the coming week, but Tuesday’s Senate vote was the crucial step.
After being attacked with his boyfriend in Paris on Sunday, Wilfred de Bruijn posted a photo of his beaten face to his personal Facebook page. A wave of anti-gay sentiment sweeps France in the midst of a marriage equality debate. [Warning: graphic images.]
United Nations spokesman Martin Nesirky said France and Britain sent a letter to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Thursday asking for an investigation of three alleged chemical weapons attacks inside Syria.
She claims that she simply wanted to let everyone know when her 3-year-old son Jihad’s birthday was. She’s currently charged with “glorifying crime.”
TVLine reports that the producers of the Boy Meets World spinoff Girl Meets World have cast Cory and Topanga’s son.
“I’ve always eaten horse meat and I have always loved it,” says one French customer at Boucherie Chevaline in France. About 16% of French households buy horse meat.
As named by the Gunn Report last week. It’s better than any of the lame Super Bowl spots.
A woman gives a loving handjob to a Perrier bottle. There is a happy ending.
Two members of Parliament were among 120,000 people who demonstrated in favor of “marriage for everyone” in France. The law is expected to be debated in Parliament over the next week.
“A marriage win in France will undoubtedly be noticed by the Supreme Court as it hears two critical marriage cases in March,” one American LGBT advocate says.
“This is unacceptable behavior,” a military spokesman said. “This image is not representative of action by France in Mali.”
The magazine weighs in France’s marriage equality debate with the “Marriage For All” issue, which hits stands on Friday, January, 18th.
The Republican was mocked for bringing it up during a debate.
National Organization for Marriage forced to look farther afield after a losing election year.
Charlie Hebdo, which was firebombed in 2011 for depicting the Prophet Mohammed on its cover, comes out with a whole Mohammed booklet.
France is considering restricting some pills due to blood clot risk, but one expert says that’s not a good path for the US.
Once France’s biggest movie star, Depardieu has been granted Russian citizenship after ditching France in protest of high income taxes on the rich. He’s popular among less-than-democratic rulers.
Hara Kiri, subtitled “stupid and vicious magazine,” certainly pushed the taste envelope. Warning: fake gross and violent images ahead.
A group of Ukrainian demonstrators known as FEMEN chanted “In Gay We Trust” while marching through a group of same sex marriage protestors before clashing with them and the police. (SFW)
Because using sex to sell condoms is pointless.
Yikes. Thousands of people protested against France’s proposed gay marriage bill this weekend. Here’s what that looked like.
Today throughout France there were organized protests against a proposed law to legalize marriage and child adoption for same-sex couples. In Marseille, two teenagers have spontaneously responded to the crown.
Dutch historian Jo Teuwisse creates these images by combining digitized photo negatives from the war with painstakingly framed photos of the same locations as they are today. (via thedailywhat.tumblr.com)