Hollywood is gay
Does Hollywood and the music industry possess a 'gay agenda?'
As was I, so what's the problem?
Duh! No offense, but a damn five year could've told you that.
This statement alone proves that either you didn't fully grasp what I was getting at, or I apparently didn't do a good enough position illustrating that was exactly my aim to an extent. Here, allow me to educate you on some movie history here. Hold you ever seen a movie that came out in 1915 called, "Birth of a Nation?" You should as it was deemed to be the first Hollywood Titanic film, since you are a clip student after all. Although I suspect you'd probably enjoy it, but it was a large hit when it came out. You want to understand why? Well the film promoted Klu Klux Klan glorification, racism, and portrayed black men as nothing more than neanderthals that only wanted to rape white women and over throw the government. Do I agree or appreciate the movie? Hell no, as I think the director, D.W. Griffith, should've been beaten within an inch of his life for making such a horrible film. However, do I respect it's place in film history, and accept it as simply mir
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For many, June represents the month of pride; a time to celebrate, train and communicate all that is queer, gay and fabulous. Although today creature gay isn’t much of a deal, back in the 50’s it was a dangerous label to have. Throughout history, thousands have lost their lives because they were labeled as ‘gay’ or ‘queer’ and many lived out their true sexual preferences in secrecy. As it’s almost the end of Pride month, I wanted to have a glance at some celebrities from the golden age of Hollywood who were same-sex attracted, or at least thats what the rumours said. It’s difficult to understand if all these celebrities, and of course many more, were truly male lover, but I wanted to share a few stories just so see how far we’ve come. Glad pride everyone.
*Disclaimer: Please note that some of the following stories may depict graphic descriptions and behaviours which some readers may find disturbing. Discretion is advised.
Katherine Hepburn
Iconic Hollywood actress and Academy Award-winning performer in films such as Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, The Lion in Winter, and On Golden Pond, Katherine Hepburn reportedly had an insatiab
Hollywood’s Hidden LGBTQ History
Ava Gardner was discovered and achieved international fame through the power and arrive of the studio system which largely ruled the Hollywood film business from the late 1920s through the 1960s. While the studios controlled most of the movie industry, they also attempted to control and heavily influence the personal lives and public images of the stars they had under tighten. As Ava grew more confident in herself and her abilities as an actor, she repeatedly bucked at this controlling contract system – finding it to be restrictive, stifling, and often hypocritical. Ava was an open-minded, free-spirited individual who recognized people for who they were. She made deep, durable friendships with people based on their character and traits and never judged or shunned anyone for their race, gender, or sexuality.
As constraining as Ava found the restrictions of the studio structure to be, her costars and coworkers in what we would summon today the LGBTQ community* found it to be an even more complicated system to navigate. During Ava’s climax period in Hollywood, the 1940s-60s, existence in a partnership with someone of the same sex was not o