New Hampshire Legislators Reject Two Anti-Gay Marriage Proposals, Judge Who Ruled Gays Rightfully Able To Adopt Dies, Catholic Church Severs Foster Care Program Over Gay Marriage, Best In Show, Canadian Male Olympic Athletes Objectified, Baptiste Giabiconi, Bi-Costal Matt Bomer, Beach Bums, Guys With iPhones Fun

The New Hampshire House has rejected two anti-gay marriage proposals, the first an amendment to the state constitution that would define marriage as that only existing between a man and woman, the second, a bill repealing the state’s same sex marriage law that is shy of being two months old. The two votes were overwhelming a majority – the House bill final tally was 210-109 against and the constitutional amendment tally was 201-135. Prior to the vote being taken, Representative Robert Thompson, a Democrat from Manchester, who is openly gay, and who married his partner on January 2nd, asked rhetorically, “how has my marriage impacted upon your marriage or how has it diminished the value of your marriage?” Republican Representative John Cebrowski, of Bedford, said “the vast majority of adults out there know marriage is between man and woman. To engage in the flight of imagination ... with adults is downright cruel.”

Judge Sylvia Pressler, who, in 1975, opened Little League play to girls, and, in 1995, extended the legal rights of gays in America when she ruled that a woman could legally adopt her partner’s 3 year old son, has died. She was 75.

As threatened, the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. has formally terminated its foster care program run in partnership with the district, citing the passage of gay marriage legislation passed in December, expected to take effect in March. The program was 80 years old, ended because the Catholic Church does not recognize gay marriage, and would therefore not recognize the right of married same sex couples seeking to adopt.

Sadie, a four year old Scottish terrier, was named best in show Tuesday evening at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City.

A selection of some seriously sexy Canadian male athletes, all of whom are Winter Olympic hopefuls, all of whom appear in various states of undress.

W magazine has what’s, the wheres and the whys on 20 year old Karl Lagerfeld muse Baptiste Giabiconi, whom Lagerfeld insists is the male version of Gisele Bundchen, which would, um, make Karl fashion’s Tommy Brady?

Men’s Health features beautiful Matt Bomer, whom the periodical suggests is bi-coastal.

Details, the magazine that is not gay, but is, encourages the beach bum in us all.

The Guys with iPhones guy of this or any other day. (NSFW)