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If you're in the hellish monstrosity of city known as New York between September 1st and 16th, head over to The Museum of Modern Art for "Another Wave: Global Queer Cinema, Part Two." You need a little culture. Trust us.

Complete list of showings, after the jump.

Another Wave: Global Queer Cinema, Part Two [The Museum of Modern Art]

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We at Queerty love to see politicians work out a good compromise, after all, that sort of is the whole idea behind democracy, and San Francisco politicians may just work out a doosey. Basically, a retired battleship, The Iowa was to be moved to San Francisco Bay as a permanent tourist attraction until the city council voted 8-3 against it.

Some opponents said they were taking a stand against both the war in Iraq and a military that boots out gays and lesbians, a powerful faction in local politics.

A stretch maybe, but a valid point. But now, advocates for the battleship have proposed to build next to the ship a museum centered around minorities in the armed forces, with a focus on gays and lesbians who have helped maintain America’s freedom.

"Our feeling was that this would make it a better fit for San Francisco," said Jim Maloney, director of the Military Education Initiative, a group that supports the lifting of restrictions on gays in the military. "Adding in the component of LGBT service would be obviously quite unique," he said.

We’ll keep you updated on how it goes, but where it stands (or floats) now, we think a museum dedicated to minorities in the military is about a good an idea as any. Do ask, Do tell.

Shot Down Once, Battleship Plan Returns [LA Times]

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• A lesbian has accused her basketball coach of kicking her off the team for being gay. We're siding with the coach on this one. Who in their right mind would kick a dyke off their basketball team and still expect to win?

• Kanye West has blasted homophobic hip-hop lyrics, but how does he feel about his music appearing on a gay TV show? Well, that's another story.

• Ohio plans to open a museum documenting the history of gays in the Buckeye State. And we thought museums couldn't get any gayer than Liberace's.

No one does beauty, drama, and the arts better than us homos. Put them together and you get the magic of cinema. So it should come as no surprise that gays (both closeted and uncloseted) have pretty much been responsible for Hollywood’s success since day one. (Okay, we know the Jews had something to do with it, too.)

This week the Hollywood Entertainment Museum in LA premieres a brand spanking new exhibit devoted to that history called “Gay Hollywood.” Talk about redundant.

"gay characters have always been visible on screen, even if their sexuality was repressed, due to the Motion Picture Code or other forms of censorship and self censorship.”

Rest assured that neither Tom Cruise, Richard Gere, or Kevin Spacey will be coming out. To see this exhibit.