I normally don’t get into straight “porn” but yesterday, I found this link thanks to Jared over at Completely Naked.  You can see some screenshots at Casual in Istanbul but I downloaded the movie just to see “what it was all about.”  Something that would please all my friends who like watching people have sex.

Speaking of sex, over at Beautiful blog, we can see some new pictures of one of our favorite fantasy bed partners, Ian Somerhalder and Nick Beyeler. You can also see some other stars (not in the fantasy bed partner category) including Kylie, George Michael and Rupert Everett (well the last picture of him, might move him up to the bed list).

Moving on, over at BoysBriefs blog, we learn that Leslie Jordan and Lady Bunny will be featuring in a new television show, Laugh Out.

Cinco de Mayo is this coming Friday. I wonder what if I could use that for a reason to get drunk?

The court challenge to the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy (Cook v. Rumsfeld) was dismissed today by the U.S. District Court forthe District of Massachusetts.

According to the Service Members Legal Defense Network website,

The U.S. District Court forthe District of Massachusetts has granted the government’s motion to dismiss in Cook v. Rumsfeld, a constitutional challenge to the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” ban on lesbian, gay and bisexual service members.

Visit the SLDN website for more information.

Found this site today called NewsTrove which aims to group searches of news sites, blogs, etc based on your preference (conservative, liberal, catholic, etc).  

From the site: “NewsTrove provides a news search service that employs qualitative ranking and filtration of news content. NewsTrove indexes internet news content, such as news articles, personal weblog journals known as blogs, audio and video content known as podcasts, newsfeeds, and websites.”

Bobby & Skylar
Originally uploaded by MelbGuy.

It’s Bobby’s birthday today! Woo Hoo!!

Last Thursday, Google released their Calendar tool.

http://www.google.com/calendar/render

I’ve checked it out, and it seems to have a bunch of features that I’ve muttered to myself from time to time would be nice to have with an online calendar. Still trying to figure out the public calendar tool, but it has two options for that: iCal or XML.

I imported all my data from Outlook into the calendar, and that seemed to be rather seemless. I guess I’ll have to play around with it a little more to see how it works. What is particularly cool, is the option to have your daily agenda (planner) emailed to you each morning … well, may not that cool