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Anti-LGBTQ Private School Where Karen Pence Teaches Receives $725k COVID-19 Relief
The private Christian school where Karen Pence teaches received nearly $725,000 through the US government's Paycheck Protection Program for COVID-19 relief.
Watch: Suspended for Nail Polish, Gay Student Won't Back Down
A gay Texas student who was suspended for refusing to remove his nail polish says he'll go right on being suspended in protest of the school's policy.
Two LA Drive-Ins Pop Up Just in Time for the Holidays
While regular drive-ins are still open — sprinkled around the outskirts of the city — a variety of pop-up theaters have made their presence known around the city of Los Angeles.
Watch: Tucker Carlson Attacks Trans Children On Air
Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson launched an on-air attack against transgender children on his show Dec. 3, accusing parents of being "abusers" if they take trans kids at their word and show them support.
Gay Sex Party Host: Politicians in Nine European Countries Regularly Participate
An organizer of gay orgies has said that politicians from nine European countries, including former Hungarian MEP József Szájer, regularly attend his events.
Author Michael Alvear Says We Need to Talk About Bottoms
Sex columnist and health writer Michael Alvear offers a humorous, no-nonsense guide to an acivity that is often ridiculed — being a bottom — with his latest book. EDGE spoke to him about "How to Bottom Like a Porn Star."
Most Exercising Americans Say Their Workouts Suffer Without the Perfect Tunes
Queen's "We Will Rock You," "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor and Guns n' Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle" top the list of the best workout songs of all time, according to new research.
Adult Performer Billy Santoro's Woes Continue as His OnlyFans Account is Disabled
Within hours of posting that his suicide attempt this summer was a hoax, it was reported that OnlyFans.com has suspended his account.
Labour Shadow Minister Resigns Over Same-Sex Marriage Comment
Janet Daby, the Labour party's shadow minister for faith, has resigned after saying public officials in the UK should have the right to deny certifying same-sex marriages.
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal to Limit Transgender Students
The Supreme Court declined Monday to take up an appeal from parents in Oregon who want to prevent transgender students from using locker rooms and bathrooms of the gender with which they identify, rather than their sex assigned at birth.
News
Over the Years with the Santa Speedo Run 1
Since it started in Boston in 2020 the Santa Speedo Run has been one of the most fun charitable events of season. Other runs followed in other cities. Over the years - from Boston to Chicago to SF - EDGE has covered the event. Here's some flashback pics.
Entertainment
Watch: Tom Mercier, Break-out Hunk from HBO's 'We Are Who We Are' Goes Full-Frontal
Israeli actor Tom Mercier is one of the lesser-known actors on HBO's "We Are Who We Are," but he's an actor to watch, if only for his confidence in his full-frontal scenes.
Business
How to Get Pep Back in Your Pup: EVO3 CBD Pet Drops
CBD is one natural option many pet owners are adopting to help ease their furry and feathered friends' discomfort. For EVO3 Oils, giving CBD to animals can bring the same wellness benefits as it does for humans.
Technology
Japanese Space Officials Eager to Analyze Asteroid Samples
Japanese space officials said they are excited about the return of a capsule that safely landed in Australian Outback on Sunday while carrying soil samples from a distant asteroid so they can start analyzing what they say are treasures inside.
Finance
Why Most Americans Are Doing Away With Materialistic Gifts This Holiday Season
Gift-givers and receivers alike are gravitating towards intangible wishes and doing away with material gifts, according to new research.
Cars
Edmunds: Some of the Best Cars Cost Less than $399 Per Month
The COVID-19 pandemic initially slowed car sales, but now many new-car buyers are making more expensive purchases than ever before, according to sales data from Edmunds.
Style
Last Call for COVID: To Avoid Bar Shutdowns, States Serve Up Curfews
As states and cities around the country enact curfews on bars and restaurants to limit the spread of COVID-19, many different calls are being made on "last call."
Health/Fitness
Demand for COVID Vaccines Expected to Get Heated — And Fast
With two promising vaccines primed for release, likely within weeks, experts in ethics and immunization behavior say they expect attitudes to shift quickly from widespread hesitancy to urgent, even heated demand.
Travel
Police: Couple Flew to Hawaii Despite Positive Virus Tests
A couple were arrested at a Hawaii airport after traveling from the U.S. mainland despite knowing they were infected with COVID-19, authorities said.Kauai Police Department via AP
Nightlife
Santa Skivvies Run: Memories & a 2020 Revision
This year's Santa Skivvies Run, the SF AIDS Foundation's fun fundraiser, is an online challenge, and you can still have fun on Dec. 13 (sign up at www.sfaf.org). Here's an album of Steven Underhill's best photos from past events.
Why Most Americans Are Doing Away With Materialistic Gifts This Holiday Season
Slightly Used News :: November 17, 2020
Recent Reviews
Review: Colorful 'Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Special' is Witty, Sacrilegious, and Bawdy
"The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Special" brings a fun mix of catty drag queens, technicolor numbers, and real bops to lift your spirits.
Review: Joe Cosentino's 'Drama Christmas' is Delightfully Witty, Unapologetically Wicked
Marley isn't the only one dead to begin with in the latest Nicky and Noah mystery from Joe Cosentino.
Review: 'South of Cape Horn' a Convincing Radio Play
Westerly's Granite Theatre collaborated with the Stonington Historical Society in an adaptation of a classic 1949 radio play, a true tale of adventure on the high seas.
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