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The wizard seems more famous now that's gay than when people thought he liked old witches. You can be sure, then, that Mr. D came up in a recent chat between Harry Potter creator JK Rowling and a Scottish paper. The paper delves deep into gay Dumbledore, who Rowling says lost his moral compass after falling in love. Funny, we lost something else… Rowling also addresses the outrage following Dumbledore's outing: It is a very interesting question because I think homophobia is a fear of people loving, more than it is of the sexual act. There seems to be an innate distaste for the love involved, which I find absolutely extraordinary. There were people who thought, well why haven't we seen Dumbledore's angst about being gay? It seems to us all those magical teenage hormones post more danger. What would parents say if Potter turned evil and date raped that girlfriend of his, huh? |
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Saturday Night Live spent some of its precious time this weekend taking the piss out of gay Dumbledore, otherwise known as the story that would not die. Watch as "Larry King" and "JK Rowling" discuss the shocking Harry Potter revelation and some deleted gay scenes from the book's film franchise. You may or may not laugh, chuckle or throw-up. |
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In addition to chatting with Entertainment Weekly's Tina Jordan, Billo also sat down with Dennis Miller. During the course of that conversation, O'Reilly showed his true colors by objecting to the very idea of gay tolerance… |
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Add A Little Dan Abrams!
MSNBC's Dan Abrams invited social conservative Robert Knight to discuss Dumbledore's terribly over-publicized outing. Insert preemptive groan. CONTINUED » |
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• Even more gay Dumbledore reaction. • The gay Christian pop duo still getting press!? • Singapore gives oral and anal sex the green light, but not for gays. • Ellen thinks it's okay to cry. In that case…. • Is your five-year old nephew gay? • Roseanne Barr thinks Britney Spears is a bad mom. Well, duh! |
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Journo Says "Yes".
Dumbledore himself never saw fit to come out of the closet before dying in book six. And I feel a bit like I did when we learned too much about Mark Foley and Larry Craig: You are not quite the role model I'd hoped for as a gay man. If only Dumbledore were real and could tell his side of the story. We're sure it would all make sense. |
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