Elizabeth Taylor hospitalized after suffering symptoms from congestive heart failure.
Time magazine cover photo awarded "World Press Photo of the Year": "The woman it depicts is Bibi Aisha, who was 18 when she left her husband, a Taliban fighter, over claims of domestic abuse. In an act of retribution, the Taliban allowed him to cut off her ears and nose. Aisha's husband abandoned her after the assault; American soldiers and aid workers later rescued her and transported her to the United States–where she now lives–for reconstructive surgery."
Tom Cruise to star in the Hollywood version of Rock of Ages.
Moby Dick ship discovered in the Pacific Ocean.
Lowell, Massachusetts man wakes up to find his door covered with numerous anti-gay slurs.
Contestant on UK reality show admits to doing gay porn.
Scientists find that "Lucy" walked on two feet.
Disturbing rise in racist and anti-gay hate crimes in London.
Leonardo Dicaprio suits up as J. Edgar Hoover in LA.
Get ready for a Wonder Woman-themed brand of cosmetics from MAC.
Things just keep getting worse for Borders bookstores.
Nashville mayor says he will sign anti-discrimination legislation for gays and lesbians: "Nashville is known as a welcoming and friendly city and as a city that doesn't tolerate discrimination."
Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" is the fastest selling single in iTunes history.
Andrew Garfield keeps getting more and more acting gigs.
Rhode Island Republican House Minority Leader Robert Watson under fire for comments he made during an event at the Chamber of Commerce: "if you are a Guatemalan gay man who likes to gamble and smokes marijuana."
New spanish-language radio drama "Bienvenidos a Casa" focuses on gay Latino teen.
Blenders know I’m a big Law & Order: SVU fan. I am a big fan of BD Wong, and it was a privilege to meet him when I was 
Congrats to Voice staff writer Steven Thrasher, who has been awarded the 2010 Courage Award by the New York Anti-Violence Project — the oldest organization in the nation that combats violence toward and within the LGBT community. We are proud to have this amazing writer (and human) in our midst!
In recognition of your work as a community activist, advocate and journalist, we would like to honor you with a 2010 Courage Award. In accepting this award, you will join the distinguished company of past awardees including: progressive LGBTQ bloggers — Bill Browning, Joe Jervis, Pam Spaulding and Andy Towle, Tony Kushner, Emil Wilbekin and George C. Wolfe to name but a few.”
