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Behind most people’s bizarre behavior usually lies some traumatic life experience they are still dealing with. When celebrities start acting all crazy, we wonder what horrible thing had happened. Now, Madonna’s dropped a bombshell revealing that she was raped at knifepoint when she first moved to New York City over 30 years ago.
Today we take a look at some of the truly awful things some celebrities have gone through you wouldn’t want to wish on your worst enemy.
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Breaking Bad is off the air for one day and the entire country goes to hell, bitch!
Joining us is Brian Sweeney to take a look at why Breaking Bad was one of the best TV shows of all time, and what we can all expect from the Republican government shutdown. During the last shutdown in 1995, White House intern Monica Lewinski got unprecedented access to the President, and the rest is stained blue dress history.
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Ever since Madonna became a household name, the pop star has wanted to become embraced as a serious actor and filmmaker. But hilariously, her ego always becomes the star of the movie.
Today Nadya Ginsburg, the woman of a 1,000 voices, talks about Madonna’s new film secretprojectrevolution where we get to see Madonna play her favorite bondage roles, while shooting her amazing back-up dancers in the head- a mercy killing.
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After years of making big money playing secret concerts for the ultra rich all over the world, pop stars are singing a new tune by challenging oppressive regimes, especially when it comes to LGBT rights in Russia. Could we be seeing a Sun-City style boycott of Russia?
Today Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at the growing movement to challenge Russia’s hateful laws.
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Tony award winning musician Levi Kreis new album is out today and he’s giving us a peak at Imagine Paradise, a delightful departure from his previous work, featuring an R&B style mixed with grooves from the 70s and early 80s.
You’re gonna love this fabulous live music session with Levi Kreis where we talk about his Christian family’s reaction to him winning the Tony, working with hip hop artist Q-Boy and his friendship with Oscar Winning actress Octavia Spencer.
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Video blogger Joshua Lindsay created the character of Jonnie Jenkins, a heavy set kid who loved to giggle and sing off key on a whim. Musicians Ke$ha and Katy Perry thought his covers of their songs were cute, and made him an overnight sensation by retweeting his videos.
All this fame led Joshua into dangerous territory when he found himself starving in New York City, becoming a slave for a shady online media company that was obsessed with the bitcoin schemes.
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As the Supreme Court debated Same-Sex Marriage, people all over the internet changed their profile pictures to some version of a pink-on-red equal sign to show support for marriage equality.
Today we’re taking a closer look at social activism on the internet. Will changing your Facebook profile picture do anything for Marriage Equality?
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Everyone, at one point in time, was a sweet innocent child, full of wonder and joy. For many LGBT folks, it’s hard to remember those sweet times in our lives after facing so much hostility simply because we were all “born this way.”
Today blogger Paul Vitagliano joins us to talk about his book “Born This Way: Real Stories of Growing up Gay” which showcases photos of kids who grew up to identify as gay.
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Madonna is a gift that keeps on giving. You could talk about her endlessly and it never gets old. From her awkward sex book photos, to her passion for Kabbalah, to her hatred of hydrangeas, examining Madonna’s many quirks has practically become a full time job for comedian Nadya Ginsburg.
Listen today as we chat with Nadya Ginsburg about her new web series Madonnalouges, where she hilariously examines everything about Madonna as Madonna.
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Most gay men who’ve ever gone on a dating site or hook-up ap are sooner or later asked by someone “are you masculine?” For some guys it’s a befuddling question because their not quite sure how to answer it.
Today, we’re talking about masculinity and why it seems to matter a lot to people looking for love or sex. And could your quest for the masculine ideal be blocking you from finding true happiness?