Church splits over teh gays; Gay minister blasted; First gay kiss in long-time gay drama Modern Family; New gay show opens off-broadway

Lutherans never get much upset about things. They tend to sit still in church and beam quietly. But in North America the lutheran churchgoers have been positively fuming about teh gays, and it has led to the Lutheran Church splitting.

Now there is a North American Lutheran Church that will be true and proper and not devilish and blasphemous, unlike the Evangelical Lutheran Church. In effect, they won’t be allowing gays to spread their wicked wiles when they sit there beaming quietly.

Here at home the minister Crispin Blunt who came out of the closet earlier, is being blasted by the LGBT-charity Stonewall for claiming that teh gayness was wicked and devilish and blasphemous. Well, okay, maybe not in those exact terms, but he did vote against everything leading to more equality for us gay people, and he claimed that it was right to discriminate between “homosexual and heterosexual practices”

Speaking of homosexual practices, it is a curious fact of the entertainment industry that the show “Modern Family”, that features a gay couple, never does teh gay thing. No cuddles, no kissing, no argument about whose turn it is to go out with the rubbish. But, now finally, Modern Family is going to get into the “homosexual practices”. Yes, an episode with a kiss has been filmed. “It’s a very organic kiss. People are going to be very surprised when they see it,” said Jesse Tyler Ferguson to E! Online. Yes, I can imagine. The show’s only been running since September 2009 without a single one.

And if being teh gay with all these strange consequences, you can take a breather from the world domination games, the church splitting, and the politicking to go to a new show that will open off-Broadway “It Must Be Him” in New York. The new show stars the emmy-winning actor Peter Scolari and opens at the Peter Jay Sharp Theatre on Wednesday.

Conservative minister comes out; another Tory minister will sue for outing; David Yost driven off Power Rangers set by homophobia

Following the previous coming out of the American conservative Ken Mehlman, the Tory MP for Reigate constituency here in the UK, Crispin Blunt, has come out of the closet. Earlier he announced that he was going to separate from his wife of 20 years and “come to terms” with his homosexuality. Mr Blunt is the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Prisons. Like his American counterpart, Mr Blunt has a chequered history in gay equality issues, with votes against the equalisation of age of consent and votes against gay adoptions. Mr Blunt is also the uncle of actress Emily Blunt.

Following Mr Blunts coming-out to a not so welcoming LGBT-community, another cabinet minister is considering legal action about gay-rumours about him. His position is, concerning threats to out him by bloggers, that he’s not buggering anyone and never has. Basically.

Buggering is dangerous, which the star of Power Rangers David Yost found out. The actor was basically driven off the show by the producers, actors and writers. In a video interview on the site linked, Yost explains how he was nearly driven to suicide by the others, before he walked off the set one day.