Tag: dancing

Perez Hilton has said he won’t send his son to dance classes because it would mean a 50 percent chance he would “end up being gay.” In a YouTube video on his channel, the TV personality, who is openly gay, also said he would rather his five-year-old son – as well as his two daughters – were straight and cisgender. Hilton explained: “This is all stemming from me saying on podcast that I wouldn’t put my son into dance class...

It’s been two years since the historic Obergefell v. Hodges Supreme Court ruling made same-sex marriage the law of the land across the United States. To mark the occasion, we’re revisiting our favorite marriage stories to remind the world that love is love. How better to enter the married chapter of your life than by kicking off your shoes and doing a not-so-impromptu dance-off set to the tune of Emeli Sande’s “Next To Me”? That’s how grooms Sean and Spencer...

Thanks, Cheap Undies! The “Cash Me Outside” girl has arguably been the biggest internet craze of the year so far, and although it’s finally died down a bit, a video of some hot guys dancing to the inevitable remix of the infamous quote is making it worth a revisit. In case you somehow missed the avalanche of memes last month, it all stemmed from an episode of Dr. Phil that featured a girl who issued a unique threat to the studio...

Discrimination takes many forms. In this case, it takes the form of a stuck-up parent who was determined to raise her children as bigots. Michael Neri is a 26-year-old drama teacher from Kidderminster who was told by a mother that she was withdrawing her children from his class. Apparently, Neri’s “lifestyle” didn’t fit with her Christian beliefs. Clearly she didn’t get the memo on love for all of God’s children. Where this might be a crushing blow to the confidence...

We’ve all been there. You’ve just finished a particularly intense leg day at the gym, and upon entering the locker room, the unique scent of man-sweat, mildew and cheap shampoo suddenly inspires movement. No, not the squats or presses of your previous hour’s (or 30 minutes if you’re us) hard work — a different sort of movement. Expression. Finesses. The power of dance compels you! So you do what any self-respecting swulled-out gay gym bro would do — set up your cellphone...