DoorQ.com and Jody need your help to keep the videos streaming for free in their network. As a community we need to band together and support each other from time to time when we hit hardships. The Doorq.com theater is a vibrant, free component of their website. While they don’t charge for you to download their content, it still pulls on bandwidth and requires an out of pocket expense for streaming. Keeping this service open and free to the public is very expensive.
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Here is what Jody Wheeler has to say:
“When the economy tanked last year so did our advertising. But, interestingly, our traffic also rose — doorQs are coming for the community, fiction, and news doorQ.com provides. And those films. Which drives the costs up. Which advertising isn’t covering anymore. Because of that, we’re $3,000 in the hole for video costs. We need to be able to pay that off — really by the end of the month — or we’ll have to shut down the theater until we can close that debt.
If you’ve been enjoying the theater, if you’ve been enjoying the original films, shorts, and specials hosted there, I’m hoping you’ll help. I’m hoping that you’ll donate $10… $50… $100… $1000 dollars… okay, maybe that last bit is a bit of a dream… to pay off the costs of the hosting.
Please note, this is just about the Theater. The rest of the site is still here to stay. We have a revamp of doorQ.com coming — it’s about that time in the life of the site — which will include some nice new features that should make finding and socializing with other doorQs easier.
It’s all part of our never ending quest to make this place the best damn site in the universe. But I really want to keep the theater open. I love the content. I love having a platform for cool, interesting and different Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror programming with gay twists.”
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After turning down an offer to speak at Hope College, filmmaker Dustin Lance Black will present a screening of "Milk" in Holland, Michigan
Black, who won an Oscar in February for writing the screenplay for "Milk," starring Sean Penn as gay-rights advocate Harvey Milk, will participate in a post-screening question-and-answer session at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at the Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave. Holland, Michigan
In October, Black was in Holland directing the TicTock Studios film What's Wrong With Virginia?, starring Ed Harris and Jennifer Connelly. Hope students requested he visit campus for a forum on sexuality, but college officials nixed the event, deeming it too controversial. Black turned down an offer to host a screenwriting workshop on campus, citing scheduling conflicts with "Virginia."
The Dec. 10 screening is organized by Hope is Ready, a group consisting of students and Holland community members focusing on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. The screening is free, first-come, first-serve.
Penn won the Best Actor Oscar for "Milk." "Virginia" is tentatively slated for 2010 release.
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Gay history is always in the making and I believe we are living in a day and age that is very fascinating, as fascinating as the Stonewall Riots 40 years ago. 
Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Cohen will do anything to get to those uncomfortable moments, like the scenes in Brüno where (in a parody of Madonna and Angelina’s baby-collecting) he adopts an African baby and, in front of shocked onlookers, names him “O.J.” If he risks a lawsuit, that’s just part of what he does. One of the big stories about Borat was that Cohen and the producers were sued all over the U.S. by people who didn’t realize that the movie would portray them negatively. Some plaintiffs claimed they had been defamed; others argued that Cohen had invaded their privacy by putting them on film. The most-publicized challenge came from three frat boys in South Carolina who were paid $200 apiece to appear in the movie and say a few words—which turned out to include comments like “it would be a better country if we had slaves.” One of them told ABC News that the producers “told us a lie” by suggesting that Borat was a real person and that this was a documentary for his native country of Kazakhstan. By the time they knew it wasn’t true, the film was in theatres and everyone was laughing at them.
Though Cohen made these people angry, he doesn’t seem to have much to fear from them in court: almost every one of the Borat suits has been tossed out. Some of the people who appeared in the film signed release forms (that promised, accurately if evasively, that it was a “documentary-style” movie). Other people, like the guy who ran away from Borat screaming “Go away! What are you doing!” didn’t give permission, but judges ruled that Cohen’s fiction is protected by the same laws that apply to news programs and real documentaries. Cohen went into Brüno knowing that as long as he’s embarrassing these people to make a satirical point, he’s in the clear.
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