A pair of female skeletons, who buried holding hands around 1,5000 years ago, has been unearthed by workers renovating a palace in Modena, Italy.

The women, who are probably nobles, are buried in a joint tomb within the palace walls.

Observers say that hey seem to be positioned as though they are lovingly looking at each other.

“It is a very touching scene and very rare,” said one observer.

What’s strange is that all the news sources for this bury the fact they were lesbians deeper than the actual grave.

Glee Cast films a funeral, at least these 3 are still kicking!

In the episode before the season finale, titled “Funeral,” sources confirm that there will be MULTIPLE deaths of several “things” on GLEE, with one being a MALE character!

Matthew Morrison says “Somebody’s dying. Obviously I’m not going to tell you who it is, but it’s no-one that you would probably expect. The episode right before the finale is called ‘Funeral‘. We were actually at a funeral home yesterday, shooting all day. It was a very taxing day.”

The internet’s been abuzz and tvline.com’s Michael Aussielo even chimed in: “I never said the death was big — I said the fallout was. And the only other clue you’re getting is the gender of the victim: male.”

The suspense is terrible… I hope it’ll last. Who do you think gets the axe this season?

She tweeted about her daily life and her friends and she was followed by quite a few famous people.

Her last tweet read: “going to have my lunch now will be back later.” Sure hope she doesn’t mean it.

BBC News – UK’s oldest Tweeter Ivy Bean dies at 104.

The A.V. Club lists 25 fun songs about death, murder and the apocalypse. Number 1 is Kinky Friedman’s “The Ballad Of Charles Whitman” about the guy who shot 44 people from the clock tower at the University of Texas.

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‘I’ve put Lloyd back where he started – he’s in my body again. As soon as I knew it was possible, I wanted to have the ashes tattoos as a tribute to Lloyd.

–Read more

I suppose it’s a comfort to know he’ll always be with you in some sense.

You decide if this is too soon.

–Via Digg

Whatchu talking ’bout Willis? Today actor Gary Coleman died at the age of 42 from a brian hemorrhage. He was best known as the smart-mouthed kid Arnold Jackson on the TV sitcom “Diff’rent Storkes.”

Due to suffering from a kidney condition, Coleman never grew past 4 feet, 8 inches. Although he was loved for many of his television and film appearances his personal life was filled with financial problems and personal struggles.

Miguel K from D-Listed says he’s now up in heaven saying “Watchu talking ’bout, angels?”

The ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ Curse

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Dana Plato, who played Kimberly Drummond, the daughter of the boy’s guardian Phillip Drummond (Conrad Bain), died in May 1999 of a drug overdose.

Plato’s son, Tyler Lambert, committed suicide earlier this month.

Todd Bridges, who played his brother Willis, also had brushes with the law and struggled with drug addiction as his acting career stalled.

Coleman, who played Arnold Jackson, was plagued with kidney problems, sued his parents over his finances, a struggling acting career, bankruptcy and run-ins with the law and charges of domestic violence.

Gary Coleman on the Simpsons

Gary Coleman on the Simpsons

At the end of the episode, the Simpsons invte Coleman over to their house for a Christmas Carol style dinner where he utters his catchphrase instead Tiny Tim’s “God bless us, every one!”

“Whatchu talkin ’bout everyone!”

Vote for Gary Coleman

In 2003, due to a bizzare recall election where Gov. Gray Davis was ousted as governor of California dozens of candidates including threw their hat into the ring, in a land grab for the seat including such unlikely candidates as Ariana Huffington, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Gary Coleman.

“I suffer a little bit from Napoleonism, if you will,” Coleman told CNN in 2003. “I don’t like being short. I wish I was tall because I’d be accepted in other, more tall circles or adult circles, if you will.”

Due to all of the media attention on the number of candidates, The Game Show Network held a debate/game show “Who wants to be Governor of California? – The Debating Game,” featuring seven candidates unlikely to win the election, including former child star Gary Coleman and porn star Mary Carey.

Avenue Q

Natalie Venetia Belcon plays Gary Coleman (front left) in Avenue Q the Musical

Originally hilariously played by Natalie Venetia Belcon, a female actor, the role now tours with a male actor Nigel Jamaal Clark.

Although the character was sympathetic and helped increase his Gary Coleman’s exposure, he hated it. When asked about the Avenue Q character, Coleman responded, “I wish there was a lawyer on Earth that would sue them for me.”

Social Media and Gary Coleman

Although Coleman never had a website, he did manage to get on Twitter and even tried to co-host a blogtalk TV show with YouTube celebrity Tay Zonday.

Thank you for the laughter Gary, sorry it “sucked to be you.”

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A British radio station has become an unlikely hit by broadcasting nothing but a twenty minute loop of the ambient sound of a country garden with birds a-twittering in the background.

It’s lovely I tells ya, governor.

Half a million listeners who want to re-connect with nature have tuned in to the station. RSPB, the company producing the show is now getting around to upgrading the quality of the recording, hopefully supplementing it with sounds of chipmunks-a-squeaking and crows-a-cawing.

On a darker note, actor Charlton Heston, well known for starring in such sci-fi classics like Planet of the Apes and Soylent Green and in landmark biblical-inspired films like The Ten Commandments and Ben Hur, died at the age of 83.

In a 1997 speech he confused many by both praising and condemning the gays in Hollywood he worked with for most of his acting career:

“Many homosexuals are hugely talented artists and executives… also dear friends. I don’t despise their lifestyle, though I don’t share it. As long as gay and lesbian Americans are as productive, law-abiding and private as the rest of us, I think America owes them absolute tolerance. It’s the right thing to do. But on the other hand,” Heston continued, “I find my blood pressure rising when Clinton’s cultural shock troops participate in homosexual-rights fund-raisers but boycott gun-rights fund-raisers… and then claim it’s time to place homosexual men in tents with Boy Scouts, and suggest that sperm donor babies born into lesbian relationships are somehow better served and more loved.”

What-ever.

Nobody seems to remember that in his heeey-day, Charlton was seen as a gay icon for somehow making sure his shirt was off in every film. Later in life he became more conservative, uttering his famous like about gun-rights, they will take his gun away from his “cold dead hands.”

It’s time to start planing pansies. Spring is here and while the weather decides what it wants to be, now’s the time to start planing the gayest flower of them all, the purple pansy. Although I think the blue ones look nice too.

If you’re subscribed to the weekly Feast Blast, keep a look out for the “purple pansy” a delicious flowery cocktail recipe coming your way soon.

Listen as Marc Felion and me, Fausto Fernós talk about the fabulous trippy downtown sculpture Cloud Gate (better known as The Bean), Absolut’s Vodka ad that really offends nobody and the use of GLBT vs. LGBT which one do you prefer to use? I’m always saying “ladies first” so put the G in there.

My birthday is on Wednesday April 16th. Want to hang? Where should we go? I’m all ears.

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