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Jonathan Bennett & Jaymes Vaughan Tie THE KNOT + Ted Nugent Has COVID-19 + Dems Push For D.C. Statehood, Marijuana Decriminalization + MORE! — 12-PACK
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ABOVE: Sure, he wasn't the nicest, but Ryan O'Neal was fun to look at. Today, he's 80. BELOW: Keep reading for a major gay milestone (Knottt!), Ted Nugent announcing he has COVID-19, the united Democratic push for D.C.
statehood and to de-criminalize marijuana on the federal level and more ... Engaging couple (Image by Easton Schirra for The Knot) INSTAGRAM: Jonathan Bennett and Jaymes Vaughan are the first same-sex couple on the cover of The Knot magazine, which has been publishing since 2000.
I used to work in the same building as The Knot, the magazine's parent company, in SoHo back in the '90s. Nutty workers! But they were probably stand-offish because we, their neighbors, were a porn-mag publisher.
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#OscarsSoDiverse? Nonwhite, Deaf and LGBTQ Actors Gain Ground in Nominations
last year’s record heights, the highlights include four Black actors being recognized along with LGBTQ and deaf actors, as well as female and Asian filmmakers in the Best Director race. In the Best Actor race, Will Smith is considered a major contender to become only the fifth Black actor to win the award for his performance as Serena and Venus Williams’ father Richard in the inspirational sports film “King Richard.” If he wins, he would join a list that includes the late Sidney Poitier, Jamie Foxx, Forest Whitaker, and Denzel Washington, the latter of whom also earned his ninth acting Oscar nomination this year for “The Tragedy of Macbeth.” The Best Supporting Actress race also sees Smith’s “King Richard” co-star Aunjanue Ellis among the list of contenders, along with Afrolatina star Ariana DeBose for her performance as Anita in Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story.” DeBose is also an LGBTQ actress, making it the first time ever that more than one openly queer actor has been nominated in a single year as Kristen Stewart, who identifies as bisexual, was nominated for Best Actress for her performance in “Spencer.” To date, only nine Black women have won acting Oscars, with the first being Hattie McDaniel in 1939 for “Gone With The Wind” and Regina King the most recent in 2018 for “If Beale Street Could Talk.” Eight of those winners were for supporting roles, with Halle Berry being the only Black woman to win for a leading role with “Monster’s Ball” in 2001.
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