Denver Archbishop Defends Decision Not To Allow Two Children Of Lesbian Couple To Re-Enrol In School, Virginia Anti-Discrimination Measure Voted Down Again, Economic Gains Of Gay Marriage, Final Alexander McQueen Collection, Sandro Bross Beauty, Scott Fujita Says Hello Cleveland, Coming Out For NASCAR, David Beckham Tattooed, Anderson Cooper Dashes From Oscar Bash

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, of Denver, Colorado on Tuesday said the decision by Sacred Heart of Jesus parish school in Boulder not to permit two pre-school students to re-enrol because their parents are lesbian has created a “painful situation,” but that the decision was founded in following of church teachings. It was previously reported that there the two woman had only one child currently enrolled in the school, but today the Archbishop clarified that there were in fact two , and that the parents have been told that one of the children could complete kindergarten and the other child could complete preschool, but that neither could continue past this school year. Chaput added that he does not contend God love less the children of gays and lesbians, or that gays and lesbians are innately bad.

In an attempt to counter the recent display of anti-gay bigotry by Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, a delegation of Northern Virginia delegate – Ken Plum, a Democrat from Reston – tried unsuccessfully Tuesday to force a floor vote in the House on a measure that ban discrimination in public employment based on sexual orientation. The vote was 55-42.

The economic rewards reaped from gay marriage, as gay marriage takes effect in Washington, D.C. – a city with a sickening 12-percent unemployment rate – predictions that same sex marriages will create some seven hundred jobs and contribute over fifty million dollars to the local economy over the next three years.

A report of the final Alexander McQueen fashion show, held Tuesday, privately, in Paris.

Chris, an Austrian, photographed by Sandro Bross.(NSFW)

The dream Scott Fujita, a free agent and fierce gay ally, has signed with the Cleveland Browns. The 30 year old linebacker left the New Orleans Saints, after he helped the team to its first ever Super Bowl. Fujita, who is an outspoken advocate for gay equality, and easily one of the most impressive professional athletes for his work on and off the field, donated half of his 82,000 in playoff bonuses to New Orleans area charities, including a coastal restoration charity. The Saints had eighteen free agents at the end of the season, but had expected to be able to resign Fujita, who moved to rebuilding Browns.

One of the largest fan bases for NASCAR is gay men and women, evidenced by a report on two sites – Queers4Gears.com and Gaytona.com.

David Beckham spotted shirtless post-match in Madrid over the weekend, Beckham’s body a work of art.



Anderson Cooper, his boyfriend Benjamin conveniently just out of frame, departs Creative Artists Agencies head Bryan Lourd’s pre-Academy Award party.