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By Syndicated Content Filip Ćustić Once you get past Lil Nas X‘s controversial video for “Montero (Call Me By Your Name),” you might have noticed that the song’s lyrics feature some explicit references to gay sex.  Now Nas reveals that at first, he wasn’t going to go there, but then decided it was the right thing to do. In a cover story for Entertainment Weekly‘s Pride Issue, the openly gay rapper explains, “At first I was really afraid of alienating any of my straight fans. But then it was kind of like, if they feel offended, they were ne...

By Syndicated Content Filip Ćustić Once you get past Lil Nas X‘s controversial video for “Montero (Call Me By Your Name),” you might have noticed that the song’s lyrics feature some explicit references to gay sex.  Now Nas reveals that at first, he wasn’t going to go there, but then decided it was the right thing to do. In a cover story for Entertainment Weekly‘s Pride Issue, the openly gay rapper explains, “At first I was really afraid of alienating any of my straight fans. But then it was kind of like, if they feel offended, they were ne...

Anderson Cooper Says Being A Dad Is 'Truly The Greatest Thing Ever' The CNN anchor said he bolts out of bed in the morning so he can be there when his son, Wyatt Morgan, wakes up. Anderson Cooper has fallen in love with being a dad. The CNN host spoke about his first year as a parent in an interview on SiriusXM’s “Quarantined with Bruce” on Friday. The 53-year-old welcomed his first child, son Wyatt Morgan, via surrogate in April. “I don’t think I would have made the decision if I didn’t feel I was really ready, and I definitely feel like this is absolutely what I should be doing...

Like to speak spanish too much. i think there was some pride issue there. he didn't feel comfortable in his own skin, in his own culture. he was very quiet. he sometimes turned in assignments, sometimes not. i tried to, you know, break him a little bit and try to get into him a little bit and ask him questions. hey, what's going on with you? i believe he was in jrotc at the time. sometimes he'd come in in uniform. i communicated a couple of times with the jrotc professor and said, you know, hey, what's going on with this kid? i know the members of jrotc are usually very disciplined students. >...

Well, maybe we can get one out of two. there's a pride issue here. there is a legacy issue. the u.s. military's prestige is on the line. generally the consensus is iraq didn't go very well, and they're hoping that if afghanistan doesn't totally fall to pieces that it will be something of a saving grace for the military, that they can pull out from this experience and say, look, we didn't fail over this last decade in our foreign endeavors, we didn't launch these wars only to see chaos and turmoil in the wake. but the question is, going back to iraq and going back to afghanistan, and these aren...