Gay Rights Inevitable, Wal-Mart Cares Not For Gays, Tom Brady, Will Leitch On Yankee Stadium, Grace Jones, Vanity Fair Shoots Itself In The Cover

While hundreds marched in Philadelphia Sunday at the National Equality Rally, calling for federal equal rights for gays, the Los Angeles Times examines the “incremental rights” afforded gay men and women state by state in recent years and concludes that a sea change for gay rights is inevitable.

KnowThyNeighbour.com is reporting that the newly ensconced Chairman of Wal-Mart, Mike Duke, signed a petition to place the anti-gay adoption and foster family ban amendment known formally as Act 1 on the ballot in Arkansas last fall.

Question: does Hall of Fame DILF Tom Brady have anything remotely to do with playing football anymore or is acting as an accessory for Gisele Bundchen his new fulltime career, the twosome seen leaving their West Village apartment this morning, prepping, one imagines, for Monday’s evening’s Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute Gala?

The wonderful Will Leitch writes in New York magazine about the new New York Yankee stadium and the team’s – and by extension, Major League Baseball’s – identity crisis.

Grace Jones reveals perhaps a tad too much, but then when doesn’t she?

As traditional media continues to struggle, losing both advertisers and readers (the former the more important), Vanity Fair defies almost anything and places Jessica Simpson on the cover of the magazine’s June issue. Yes, that is right, Jessica Simpson, because apparently Carrot Top was booked.