



• NewsBusters, the watch dog group dedicated to "exposing and combating liberal media bias", are taking aim at GLAAD the group released a statement in which president Neil Giuliano "urges" the media to commemorate Falwell as a homo-hating monster:
As they look back on the life of the Rev. Falwell, media have an opportunity and a responsibility to reflect on the outdated, hurtful attitudes and beliefs he embodied...Newsbusters go on to accuse CNN of buying into the Falwell bashing:It's an important opportunity to take stock of how far our nation has come in moving toward a more respectful and inclusive society, and how far we still have to go.
On Anderson Cooper 360, CNN correspondent Randi Kaye, who raised eyebrows in December for a story worrying about Saddam suffering when he hanged, shared no comparable horror at the death of Falwell. Her transcript read like a commercial for GLAAD... Anchor Anderson Cooper titled his segments "Faith and Fury," and fury was certainly in heavy rotation on CNN.If only Evangelical revisionists were in charge of the media...
• America's Next Top Model's (Ms.) J Alexander warns touchy-feely fans to back off: "I knocked a lot of people in the nose and knocked a lot of people in the head and knocked a lot of people in the chest for grabbing up on Miss Jay."
• California-based gay activist Larry Sprenger has died. Sprenger's work with the Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles helped close bath houses to stop the spread of AIDS.
• CBS' Kiddie Nation proves that reality television really is for children.
• St. Petersburg Pride banned! The city's just too dang busy, you see?
• Wanna see some cute boys? Sure ya do! Especially when they're fine ass D&G models posing in their undies...
• Just so you know, Antarctica's still melting.
Oh yeah, Anderson Cooper was there too:
http://loserville.typepad.com/frieday/2007/05/just_when_you_t.html
Randi Kaye is an amazing reporter. When she was here in Minneapolis, she use to co-host Gay Bingo w/ Miss Richfield 1981 & volunteered at numerous events in the Twin Cities. It was a big loss when she moved, but we're really proud of her being a part of CNN.