LBGTQ News and More
The Needle Goes Away as Probability Experts Assess 2020 Race
The one thing most likely to conjure nightmares of the 2016 election night for opponents of President Donald Trump is the Needle.
Despite Rhetoric, GOP has Supported Packing State Courts
Republican claims that Democrats would expand the U.S. Supreme Court to undercut the conservative majority if they win the presidency and control of Congress has a familiar ring.
Trump Votes in Fla. Before Rallies; Biden Focuses on Pa.
President Donald Trump said he voted Saturday "for a guy named Trump" and called it an "honor" to cast his own ballot in his adopted home state of Florida before he jetted off to campaign in three battleground states.
Lance Bass, Todrick Hall and More Offer Queer-Friendly Virtual Home Town Tours
In honor of LGBTQ History Month in October, Orbitz has partnered with influencers and celebrities to highlight the best queer-friendly destinations and businesses in their hometowns.
In Illinois, State-Mandated LGBTQ History for Students Becomes a Reality
LGBTQ History Month is having a much broader impact in Illinois this year, thanks to a new law that mandates the teaching of LGBTQ heritage in public schools across the state.
Winter Is Coming for Bars. Here's How to Save Them. And Us.
Should the government pay bars, many restaurants and event venues to close for the winter? Some experts say yes.
Watch Rudy Giuliani 'Tuck in His Shirt' in New 'Borat' Film
See the cringe-worthy sequence from the new "Borat" film that Rudy Giuliani calls a "hit job."
Jennifer Lawrence Said She Confronted Anderson Cooper at a Party Over Comments He Made About Her
During her appearance on the podcast "Absolutely Not," Jennifer Lawrence revealed that she used to have beef with CNN's Anderson Cooper... and called him out at a Christmas party.
Director David Fincher Says Netflix's 'Mindhunter,' Starring Jonathan Groff, is Likely Over
Netflix's "Mindhunter," the serial killer drama series starring out actor Jonathan Groff, will likely not return for a third season, says filmmaker David Fincher.
Sick of COVID-19? Here's Why You Might Have Pandemic Fatigue
As the pandemic drags on, following COVID-19 prevention guidelines can feel like more and more of a challenge.
News
As Trump Casts Doubt on Election, New Agency Contradicts Him
Earlier this month, President Donald Trump was predicting on Twitter that this election would be "the most corrupt" in American history. A day later, the head of an obscure government agency he created offered a much different message.
Entertainment
Art Exhibit in Chadwick Boseman's Hometown Honors Legacy
There's a hole in Anderson, South Carolina. It opened suddenly in August when Chadwick Boseman, one of the city's favorite sons and an international star for his role as the Black Panther, died after a quiet battle with cancer at just 43 years old.
Business
Short-Video App Quibi Shutting Down Just Months After Launch
Short-video app Quibi said it is shutting down just six months after its early April launch, having struggled to find customers.
Technology
Oxford Vaccine Trial Continues Amid Death Report
The University of Oxford says the late-stage trial of its COVID-19 vaccine in Brazil will continue following reports of a participant's death.
Finance
Even With ACA's Fate in Flux, Open Enrollment Starts Soon. Here's What's New.
Facing a pandemic, record unemployment and unknown future costs for COVID-19 treatments, health insurers selling Affordable Care Act plans to individuals reacted by lowering rates in some areas and, overall, issuing only modest premium increases for 2021.
Cars
Edmunds: What Is the Best Vehicle for a Family of Five?
Trucks and SUVs are the de facto family vehicles. But what about the go-to family vehicle from a generation ago, the minivan? Edmunds' experts set out to determine what type of family vehicle is the most versatile.
Style
5 Halloween Cocktails Straight Out of Your Nightmares
It's that time of the year again! In case 2020 isn't scary enough for you - here are five Halloween cocktails straight out of your nightmares!
Health/Fitness
7 Tips for Staying Safe as COVID-19 Cases Rise
As temperatures fall, people are spending more time indoors. That heightens the risk of the coronavirus spreading, but there are some simple steps you can take to help protect yourself and everyone around you.
Travel
New York State of Mind: A Solo Gay Getaway
A solo trip to the Hudson Valley offers one writer the opportunity to ponder his queerness among cemeteries, towering sculptures and a stroll down Main Street.
Nightlife
ACLU Analysis Finds Decriminalizing Sex Work Improves Public Health and Public Safety
Sex workers have been saying they face significant violence from police and clients for decades and it is time that we all listen to these voices when determining how to improve safety for sex workers," says an ACLU representative.
Slightly Used News :: October 7, 2020
Recent Reviews
Review: 'Bad Hair' is Just Bad
The comedy and horror are not woven well into this '90s throwback horror film.
Review: 'Synchronic' A Time-Warping Mind-Bender
Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have crafted yet another sci-fi mind-bender, this time with A-list actors and a thrilling world to play in.
Review: 'Requiem For A Dream - Director's Cut' Spectacular on 4K
Regardless of personal thoughts, there's no denying that the 20th Anniversary 4K release of Darren Aronofsky's "Requiem for a Dream" wins big in terms of visuals and sound.
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