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Milo Yiannopoulos marries boyfriend in Hawaii
the former Breitbart editor posted photos of the ceremony on Instagram
Milo Yiannopoulos wed his longtime boyfriend at the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai in Hawaii on Sunday, Newsweek reports.
Yiannopoulos, 32, posted a series of photos from the ceremony and reception but noticeably his partner’s face can’t be seen. The man has only been identified as “John” from a seating place card posted by Yiannopoulos.
The former Breitbart editor also included screenshots of media stories announcing his marriage. He captioned one photo, “worst white supremacist ever.”
In another post, he called transgender people mentally ill for “not recognizing Gucci.”
“Funny old world where I can’t even catch a dick yet Milo Yiannopoulos can get married without even growing out those ghastly frosted tips,” one person tweeted. Yiannopoulos responded by writing, “the fact that trannies can’t recognize and don’t appreciate Gucci just proves they are mentally ill.”
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PHOTOS: Blade Summer Kickoff Party
Ashley Biden accepts award for Beau Biden at annual Rehoboth fundraiser
The 19th annual Blade Foundation Summer Kickoff Party was held on Friday, May 15 at Diego’s in Rehoboth Beach, Del. An award presentation was held for former Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden. Ashley Biden accepted the award on her brother’s behalf and gave remarks. Other speakers included Delaware state Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall, CAMP Rehoboth Executive Director Dr. Robin Brennan and Washington Blade Editor Kevin Naff. The event was a fundraiser for the Steve Elkins Memorial Fellowship in Journalism.
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PHOTOS: Taste of Point
Annual fundraiser supporting LGBTQ youth scholarships and mentorships held at Room & Board
The Point Foundation held the annual Taste of Point fundraiser at Room & Board on Wednesday, May 13.
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