Intolerant Gay Bar Threw Out Straight Couple for Kissing

Gays argue that if too many straights come to their clubs, they won't have a place of their own. So what did they do when straight couple walk in? They threw them out!

It's Friday night way back in April 2012 and 21-year-old Danielle Young has just left the nightclub Never Mind – a gay club in central Copenhagen known for its partying. She's straight, but says places like Never Mind appeal to her.

Trail Life Offers An Alternative To BSA

When the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) announced last year their decision to lift a ban on gay youth membership, everyone knew that something will crop up to challenge its supremacy.

Well, a serious contender did emerge after more than 1,200 ex-participants of the BSA, hailing from 44 states, met in Nashville in September 2013 for a two-day "national leadership conference," at which the "new scouts’" name, logo, and uniforms were selected.

Brace for Flood as Tropical Storm Nears

Everyone in the Philippines are being asked to braced for possible floods and landslides as a tropical storm continued to strengthen as it approached the country's eastern seaboard.

Tropical Storm Rammasun (local name: Glenda) was expected to intensify into a typhoon before making landfall on 15 July morning in Albay province, the government's weather bureau said.

If The Pope Can Do It, Why Not Fr. Ubach?

In this modern world of technological innovations and scientific research, only a few continue to follow strictly the Roman Catholic dogma and the Vatican is doing its best to adopt its policies according to the demands of time.

Pope Francis has delivered several speeches asking for understanding from those who were wronged by the Church in the past and tried to make the Vatican hierarchy more accessible to the masses. However, archaic Catholic priests like Fr. Romeo Ubach of the sacred Heart Chaplaincy in Eversely Child Sanitarium in Cebu are making it hard for the Pope to realize immediate results.

Feeling Lost? Wear a "Zentai"

Having a bout of ‘identity crisis’ lately? You may want to cover your whole body with spandex.

This is what some mild-mannered Japanese are doing these days to allow them to stand out in the crown an night. They dress in a skin-tight, all-in-one Spandex body suit that covers everything — including eyes — and sits in bars, alone but liberated, from the judgment of others.