• Word comes via press release that HX Media, publisher of gay rag HX and the New York Blade, just purchased Gay & Lesbian World Travel Expo, the 13-year-old consumer show. Meanwhile, LPI Media completes its intergration of its gay properties Out, The Advocate, Gay.com, and RSVP Vacations. Media synergy at its gay best. [Advocate]
• A new Malaysian law will make it a crime if HIV-positive blood donors fail to disclose their status. Damn the cost-benefit analysis of giving away platelets! [Malaysian Star]
• The real uproar over Superman Returns shouldn’t be whether Brandon Routh‘s character (or the real-life actor) is gay, but how the hell a journalist affords a house on the water and a sea plane. [Straighten Out]
• A five-year-old gay murder case sees justice nearing in: The suspected killer of a Queens, New York man was placed in handcuffs when he stepped off the plane. [365 Gay]
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Augusto
I thought that the house on the water and sea plane belonged to Richard White (played by James Marsden)…and Ms. Lane fianced herself into it.
207guy
Augusto, Richard White is an editor at the Daily Planet (i.e. “journalist”). This seemed to be just as unbelievable as Lois Lane’s extremely large set back terrace in the first Superman movie.
207guy