Monday, March 28, 2016
News Round-Up: March 28, 2016
Some news stories you may have missed:
• Don't be sad Ben Affleck, with a $170 million opening weekend, Batman v. Superman won't become the next Gigli.
• The Atlanta man who threw boiling water on two sleeping gay men has been indicted and could face 80 years in prison.
• Speaking of Georgia, after the state's governor announced he will be vetoing the anti-LGBT bill House Bill 757, state Republicans are already calling for an override vote of Gov. Deal's veto. We saw that coming, didn't we?
• Gwen Stefani, who's new album just debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200, says she would "be blessed" to have a gay son.
• New York City Mayor De Blasio has instituted a "non-essential" ban on city employee travel to North Carolina due to the anti-LGBT H.B. 2 recently passed. Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has done the same. Good going, North Carolina!
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Georgia,
Gwen Stefani,
HB 757,
news round-up,
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