I think Jonathan Plummer is a coward. What he did to his wife is unexcusable. And now he’s trying to profit off of her. What a fucking loser. How dare you. And I dont believe what he told Momma Oprah, talking about he came into sexuality while at marriage. Bullshyt! Jonathan knew what he was doing. And he mastermind it all. He decieved Terry Mcmillian into thinking that he loved her. He was gay before he met her. I dont have evidence to prove this, but come on we all know its true.
I hate the fact that there are people out there paying Jonathan Plummer attention.
Requesting interviews, reviewing his book, wanting to garner webhits and good ratings.
..Actually, I would be more than willing to interview Jonathan Plummer, not for my site though, I dont promote people who whore around their ex-wife’s fame. Maybe for some other medium. I’ll ask the tough questions. All the interviews I read and heard with fame addict Jonathan Plummer are all whack. These people dont know how to ask questions {except for you, Oprah}.
Terry McMillian says in an interview with Uneq Magazine:
“I am not doing this to literally demonize Jonathan Plummer, but he is an evil person to have done the things he has taken pains to achieve. I loved him for years and did everything I could to help him evolve…He wanted the people in Jamaica to be embarrassed and to hate him so that in the event that our marriage were annulled - his goal was to use the self-generated hatred sure to come from Jamaica so that he would qualify for asylum and be able to stay in this country if his citizenship were revoked or in jeopardy.”
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Everyone who knows me, knows I have much admiration for Oprah. I love her! Today, on her show, she had former NBA star John Amechi, the gay Prince of a town in India, and she had the beloved StacyAnn Chin. I love StacyAnn Chin. She was the first autograph I ever had. When I first met her in Greenwich Village, I drooled. I couldn’t maintain myself. She told me that night when I went up to her, that she was looking for a youth to talk to, and that she was happy that I stopped by. Those few minutes I spent in conversation with her I would cherish forever.
Thank you John, thank you Stacy. For showing the World that we do exists and we are all still human.
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I’m sorry I havent been putting more sweat into my blog. I just been so busy with college and putting the finishing touches on some projects I’ve been working on. I’m looking back at some of the postings I wrote these last few weeks and I feel like you, the hundreds of you, that visit every week deserve so much more. Let me just get this stuff done. And I’ll provide you all with more.
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J.K. Rowling, the author of the widely succesful Harry Potter series, has outed Dumbledore as a homo.
At a recent book signing at Carnegie Hall the author said, “Dumbledore is gay…Falling in love can blind us to an extent.”
I already knew about this though. I’ve had a few fantasies of me and Dumbledore getting it on.
::SIGH::
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Clik Honors, an event held by Clik Magazine, that honors Same Gender Loving men and women who are making positive impacts on the community, has been cancelled.
Developing Story…
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Blogger Darian Aaron is reporting that writer Ramone Johnson was thrown anti-gay slurs, spit at, and then attacked after coming out of the popular Splash bar. What makes this more upsetting is that Ramone tried to enter Splash bar {again} WHICH BY THE WAY is a GAY BAR and was asked to leave amid the fact that he had already suffered kicks to the stomach and punched in the face. And that the attacker could possibly return.
Ramone Johnson writes:
As I write this I don’t know what hurts worse: My stomach or my eye or the fact that a gay bar kicked me out and refused to help me. I’ve spent the past five years trying to empower gay men, hoping with all my heart that we can one day roam the streets without being afraid, and here I sit at my computer, hurting physically and psychologically. If we can’t protect ourselves who will? In five years I’ve managed to post nothing but positive comments about any establishment or gay product. During this time my mindset was that there is enough negativity out there for me not to join in and down other gays. Yet I sit here wondering why I even bother when a gay bar (albeit a tragic one called Splash Bar NYC) threw me out to the wolves.
I can’t grasp the fact that a GAY BAR asked him to leave after they knew he had just been attacked. WHAT THE FUCK? How dare these savages ask an aching man to leave.
Ramone Johnson continues:
Thank my higher power that I, nor anyone else, was seriously hurt, but the pain is piercing. I feel for other victims of hate crimes. I feel for those who’ve been hurt or accosted just because of who they are. I feel for an establishment that loves to take our gay dollars, but could care less about us once the doors are closed. I feel for the people out there that think violence and hatred is the answer. I feel alone working in vain for a cause that seems so far beyond my reach. And yet I sit here writing to you instead of tending to my wounds, because for some reason I can’t stop caring. I can’t stop writing and hoping that one day I can gossip with my friends outside a club without being kicked in the stomach.
I hope you fill better Ramone. And I respect and admire you for being an active member of our community.
As far as THE SPLASH BAR GOES: GET IT TOGETHER.
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I came into NYC for my big sister’s wedding and she ended up canceling it. I am so fucking pissed. I do understand why she cancelled it, but I had to beg my mom to tell me. And it was a great {for lack of a better word} reason to. But it was certainly something someone can work through. Ironically, my mother cancelled her wedding about seven years ago due to the same reasons my sister cancelled hers. It’s so embarrassing for me to say what happened. It’s sooooo embarrassing.
Anyways, today I went to the set of The Insider. The Insider is a very popular entertainment newsmagazine show that airs on CBS. I saw the host, got to chat with a few of the crew members, and I network! Got the production manager’s information so once I’m out of college for the summer I will be emailing him for an internship.
I also met up with the new Line Producer for my short film. Yes, it has not been finished yet! These things take time people!
I can’t wait to finish it. It’s just such a great story. I’m going to take my time with it. I have to. I need to get it right.
I visited the new offices of the the independent series Christopher Street, a series I’m co writing and producing. It’s so fab. There’s a great computer lab, photography studio, wood making shop {?}, and everything in between. The cafe that the show will be taping at is being built now and I can’t wait to see the completion of it, hopefully in Janurary. I got to see the college hallway some of the scenes will be taped at, and Dwight O’Neal filled me in on his new event Triple S Rated. More details on that later.
Anyways, I’m shooting a new blog your way after this one! Peace.
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I hope I’m not the only one!
I’m doing an article on Black Gay Republicans, if you identify as a Black Gay Republican, Black Gay Conservative Libeterian, or a Black Gay Conservative, email me at queerkidofcolor AT yahoo DOT COM
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If you’re comparing the 60s African American civil rights movement to this commercialized, mainstream-ran, gay liberation movement…please stop.
It’s not cute.
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