BlackBerry to release touch-screen smartphone next week?
No homo. Dallas Cowboy Martellus Bennett—fined last year for a homophobic, derogatory YouTube—latest pro athlete to show his dong.
Openly gay rapper/spoken word artist Kevin "Kaoz" Moore talks coming out professionally: "With spoken word and hip-hop, I never put my sexuality into the equation,
but then I realized that the LGBT community was the ones that supported
me. I was no longer going to hide."
What happened at Anna Wintour's soirée for Obama?
Inception star Tom Hardy: "Of course I've had sex with men."
Essence editor-in-chief hires a white fashion editor and responds to the controversy.
Introducing the photography of Gregory Prescott.
The Wall Las Memorias—an inspirational Latino AIDS mural—is vandalized in Los Angeles.
Atripla co-pay to cover more people.
HIV meds to cost Global Fund nearly $2 billion yearly.
House Ethics Committee details 13 charges against Rep. Charles Rangel and "begins the process for a rare public trial."
Kelly Rowland launches iPhone 4 in Australia.
AP: NY Gov. Paterson will not face criminal charges for his involvement in a former aide's domestic violence case.
Will Senate Majority Leader Reid schedule a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" vote before the November elections?
The Root launches its series exploring Cuba's color complex. Cuban-American lesbian journalist Achy Obejas writes "Yes, Virginia, There is Racism in Cuba" and notes: "The government's good intentions—combined with a willful silence on
internal conflicts, national pride, a desire to protect a revolution
that seemed constantly under siege, and the goodwill, especially from
Africans and African Americans, that was inspired by the idea of
eliminating racism in Cuba—[makes] it almost impossible to have an open
and honest discussion."
