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Expelled from 'Love Island,' Noah Purvis Breaks Silence with Instagram Posts
After being silent for a few days for being booted off the CBS reality show "Love Island," Noah Purvis shared a number of Instagram posts.
Slightly Used News :: September 29, 2020
Handmaids in the Supreme Court, YMCA, Presidential Debates, Noah Purvis, and Fran the Bi-Weather Girl takes a turn. It's this week's Slightly Used News!
Japan Airlines Retires Gender-Specific Language in On-Board Announcements
In a step toward greater inclusivity, Japan Airlines has announced that it will cease the use of "ladies and gentlemen" during in-flight announcements.
Eddie Redmayne Condemns Online 'Vitriol' Directed at J.K. Rowling
Eddie Redmayne has spoken out against the online "vitriol" directed at J.K. Rowling, the result of her transphobic social media comments.
Biden releases 2019 Tax Returns Before 1st Debate with Trump
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden paid nearly $288,000 in federal income taxes last year, according to returns he released just hours before his Tuesday night debate with President Donald Trump.
Bronx Man Charged With Hacking Grindr Date to Death
A Bronx man is accused of hacking a man he met on Grindr with a machete.
Is Hugh Jackman Gay? His Wife Rolls Her Eyes When Asked Question
Hugh Jackman has been married to Deborra-Lee Furness for 24 years and she is sick of answering the question if her husband is gay.
'Moonlight' Filmmaker Barry Jenkins to Direct 'Lion King' Sequel
The Walt Disney Co. will make a sequel to the 2019 live-action "The Lion King," with Barry Jenkins, the director of the Oscar-winning "Moonlight" and the James Baldwin adaptation "If Beale Street Could Talk," set to direct.
Watch: On Fox News, Eric Trump Says LGBTQ People Support President: 'I'm Part of that Community'
Eric Trump claimed LGBT people are turning out to support his father, President Donald Trump, before declaring himself part of the community.
'Angels in America' Virtual Performance Streams Oct. 8
Seven pivotal scenes from the epic Tony and Pulitzer-winning two-part AIDS drama 'Angels in America' will stream online on October 8 as a benefit for amfAR's Fund to Fight Covid-19. Much more than a Zoom reading, look for some unusual changes.
News
Ex-NFL Star Eric Decker Posts Instagram Nude for his Wife's Benefit
Ex-NFL star Eric Ducker is turning heads with his Instagram nude to promote his wife's cookbook.
Entertainment
Review: 'Finding Tulsa' a Funny, Touching, Whirlwind of a Novel
A gay film director examines his colorful past in Jim Provenzano's lofty, thought-provoking novel.
Business
Gay Couple Among 40K Airline Workers Bracing for Mass Layoffs
In a few days, Jordy Comeaux will be among roughly 40,000 airline workers whose jobs are likely to evaporate in an industry decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Technology
Masturbation Makeover: Arcwave Ion Launches New Technology
Hey gents, have you heard of the frenulum? It's the underside tip of the penis, and apparently it's the new hotspot of the sex stimulator industry.
Finance
Without RBG, Judicial Threats to the ACA, Reproductive Rights Heighten
"He doesn't want to crush the virus. He wants to crush the Affordable Care Act," says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of President Trump. Will his wish come true with a shift in the Supreme Court?
Cars
Bavarian Leader Backs California-Style Deadline for Gas Cars
The governor of Bavaria, the state that's home to German automakers BMW and Audi, has backed a deadline for phasing out gasoline-powered vehicles akin to the 2035 date proposed by California.
Style
Nearly Half of Americans Have Become At-Home Baristas During Quarantine
A survey of 2,000 coffee drinkers revealed 49% of respondents have become at-home baristas during quarantine, using their time inside to develop their coffee-making skills.
Health/Fitness
Coralling the Facts on Herd Immunity
"If you believe 22% is herd immunity, I believe you're alone in that," Dr. Anthony Fauci recently told a senator. All this talk got us thinking: What exactly does it mean and can it be used to combat COVID-19?
Travel
LGBTQ Leaf Peeping: 5 Destinations to Take in Fall
Grab your weekender bag and get out of town. The leaves are turning, and there's a small window of time to take in Mother Nature's annual fashion makeover.
Nightlife
Watch: A Fifth West Hollywood Gay Bar Closes Due to COVID
A fifth gay bar in West Hollywood, Calif. is closing for good after being hard hit by COVID.
Slightly Used News :: September 29, 2020
Recent Reviews
Review: 'Ivans xtc' Updates a Russian Classic
A new Arrow Video Blu-ray shows the underbelly of Hollywood as it follows the story of a dying hotshot agent.
Review: 'Ghost Ship - Collector's Edition' More Threadbare than Spirited
With a concept mixing the elements of the films "Thirteen Ghosts," "The Shining," and "Dead Calm," Shout Factory's new retro Blu-ray will appeal to fans of early 2000s horror schlock.
Review: Substantial 'The Acrobat' Leaves Little to Imagination
An extremely explicit tale about an act that few could handle.