Boston-based Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders are donating 30 years worth of documents detailing the fight for expanded rights and full equality to Yale University, the Boston Globe reporting that “The group has pursued gay civil rights throughout New England, and its precedent-setting legal victories include bringing marriage equality to Massachusetts in 2004 and Connecticut in 2008. The group said in a statement Monday that Yale University's library already has one of the country's most important research collections for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender legal history.”
Anderson Cooper, interviewed by The Insider, says that during a recent profile of Lady Gaga for 60 Minutes, Gaga got Cooper drunk. "We actually ended up that day in a pub in London drinking Jameson, which I don't really drink," Anderson admitted. "So, she got me to drink like two of them, and by the end I was ready to have the interview be over because I really sort of couldn't ask any more questions." The piece will not air until February 11th, timed to correspond with the release of Gaga’s new album, Born This Way.
Billboard reports Gaga herself promises that the new album will be a far more serious work than The Fame, telling an audience in Poland that Born This Way will be “the greatest album of the decade,” and that "Not for nothing, the album's finished and it's fucking really good” and that it is “"so much deeper than a wig or lipstick or an outfit, or a fucking meat dress...'Born This Way' is about what keeps us up at night and what makes us afraid."
The seriously sexy Tom Hardy spotted Sunday in Vancouver, looking, well, sexy.
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