Gay Cleveland: The Latest
Teen Actress Wears 'I Do Care' Jacket To Protest First Lady
Teen actress Jenna Ortega wore a green, hooded military jacket reading "I do care and u should too" on the red carpet at the Radio Disney Music Awards Friday night.
Sanders Says She Was Told to Leave Virginia Restaurant
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Saturday in a tweet that she was booted from a Virginia restaurant because she works for President Donald Trump.
Pro-EU Protesters March in London, Demand New Vote on Brexit
Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit protesters marched Saturday in London to demand a new referendum on leaving the European Union, as a divided Britain marked the second anniversary of its vote to quit the bloc.
'Game Of Thrones' Co-Stars Kit Harington, Rose Leslie Wed
Former "Game of Thrones" co-stars Kit Harington and Rose Leslie married Saturday with a church service and a celebration at the bride's ancestral castle in Scotland.
Chaos On The Border Inflames GOP's Split with Latinos
When more than 1,000 Latino officials __ a crop of up-and-coming representatives from a fast-growing demographic __ gathered in Phoenix last week, no one from the Trump administration was there to greet them.
Oklahoma Medical Pot Question Hinges on Conservative Support
Danny Daniels, an evangelical Christian in the rural Oklahoma town of Lindsay, is reliably conservative on just about every political issue.
Romney Making Final Pitch Ahead of Senate Primary in Utah
Mitt Romney is flashing his familiar smile at city parks and backyards in Utah's mountains and suburbs this week, making his final pitch after being forced into a Republican Senate primary Tuesday.
Parkland Book A Gripping Account Of Shooting
Parkland shooting survivor David and Lauren Hogg's book offers a gripping account of the massacre that killed 17 and a behind the scenes look at the movement that mobilized hundreds of thousands to rally for gun reform.
Netflix's Top Spokesman Fired over Use of Racial Term
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says he fired the company's top spokesman over use of the N-word.
Racist Tropes in Ramadan TV Satires Anger Black Arabs
In an attempt to capitalize on what's become a ratings bonanza for Arabic satellite channels during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, two comedies struck the wrong chord.
News
Nearly 400 People Used California Assisted Death Law in 2017
California health officials reported Friday that 374 terminally ill people took drugs to end their lives in 2017, the first full year after a law made the option legal.
Entertainment
Review :: Shock And Awe
"Shock and Awe" is informative, yes, but it's not entertaining. Maybe it shouldn't be - but then again, maybe it should have been a documentary.
Business
Washington, Other States Plan to Sue over Family Separations
Washington, California and at least nine other states are planning to sue the Trump administration over its separation of immigrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border, saying the president's executive order halting the practice is riddled with caveats and
Technology
EU Lawmakers Miffed over New Facebook Snub
European Union lawmakers are unhappy that Facebook is refusing to comply with their request to send two senior officials to testify at a hearing into the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
Finance
Fresh Ways to Save Some Green at the Farmers Market
Buying fresh fruit and vegetables at farmers markets offers opportunities to save money in ways you might not find at a grocery store.
Cars
Edmunds: How to Avoid Fraud when Buying a Car Online
Imagine that you are looking for a used car on a popular site, such as Autotrader, Cars.com or Craigslist. You find exactly the one you want, with a very attractive price. What could go wrong? Plenty.
Style
Stars Flock to the Dior Debut Of Kim Jones At Paris Menswear
In a week marked by big debuts, it was designer Kim Jones' turn at Dior Men on Saturday. The British designer drew stars from the worlds of film, music and fashion to Paris for his first collection at the storied powerhouse.
Health/Fitness
New Evidence: Viruses May Play a Role in Alzheimer's
Viruses that sneak into the brain just might play a role in Alzheimer's, scientists reported Thursday in a provocative study that promises to re-ignite some long-debated theories about what triggers the mind-robbing disease.
Travel
Inbound U.S. Flights Soon to Screen Powdered Substances
U.S. security officials will require more screening of powdered substances in carry-on bags on international flights headed to the United States starting June 30.
Nightlife
Garden Party @ Pier 84 :: June 18, 2018
NYC's LGBTQ Center's Garden Party is a wonderful collection of restaurants and chefs that bring cheer to the city and help us all kick-off Pride week.
