Showing posts with label grrr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grrr. Show all posts

Monday, May 21, 2018

Monday, Monday, So Good To Me

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Well, hello Nick Sandell, fitness model.

I see you're having a good Monday morning. I know I am :)

Grrrrr....

Sunday, August 30, 2015

Sam Stanley, Professional Union Rugby Player, Comes Out


Sam Stanley, a 23 year old English professional union player from Essex, comes out as gay in an interview with the Sunday Times.

Stanley told the Sunday Times, “You are so worried about what people will think, and I thought I couldn’t be a macho rugby player the way I was, and there was nothing else I wanted to do with my life.”

Stanley follows Batley Bulldogs' Keegan Hirst, who recently came out as gay. At the time, Stanley publicly praised Hirst via Twitter.

Hirst became the first openly gay rugby league player to take part in a game earlier in August.

Additionally, rugby star Gareth Thomas came out in 2009.

Congrats Sam! Good on you! Visibility is what helps the rest of the world see we're like everyone else. Only maybe a little more fabulous.

I know we'll be seeing a lot more of Stanley in the coming weeks.

And speaking of "seeing more" - check out Stanley's Instagram video playing guitar and singing (naked?) James Bay's "When We Were On Fire:"



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Sam Stanley (L) with rugby champion & LGBT ally Ben Cohen (R)

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

New Music: Ricky Martin feat. Pitbull "Mr. Put It Down"


Ricky Martin shares his latest - a collaboration with Pitbull - "Mr. Put It Down"

Nothing to put down here.  Grrrrrr... this is hot.

Available on iTunes next week.

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Morning Joe


Well, hello Joe Manganiello.  It's been a while since we last saw you.

I'm thinking Channing Tatum has kept Joe under wraps for the upcoming Magic Mike XXL flick.

(tipped by TRR reader Jay)

Saturday, June 14, 2014

Brian Sims for Nike's LGBT Sports Summit


From Pennsylvania state Rep. Brian Sims Facebook page:

"Today is the last day of the Nike #LGBTSportsSummit and it's an important one.

"Nike is committing considerable resources to combatting homophobia and promoting respect and diversity for all athletes from k-12, college and the pros and today we've got to figure out what projects we can develop with their support!"

Saturday, May 4, 2013