Oliver Hermanus discusses the absence of explicit sex scenes in his film 'The History of Sound,' emphasizing that gay relationships can be more complex than just hookups, in an interview at the film's New York City premiere.
Adam Lambert spoke out against homophobic comments directed at his boyfriend, Oliver Gliese, after they were photographed together in West Hollywood. Lambert expressed his love and support for Gliese, stating that they don't care about the haters and encouraged them to grow up and explore tolerance. Lambert also discussed the importance of communication in their relationship and how previous experiences with homophobia have shaped his art. Gliese also condemned the bigots and thanked their supportive fans.
A gay woman seeks advice on how to handle her girlfriend's parents who refuse to acknowledge their relationship. Despite attempts to win them over, the father continues to ignore her and she is not welcomed into their home. The columnist advises patience and suggests that the girlfriend seek therapy to cope with her parents' rejection. The burden of managing the family conflict falls on the adult children, who may choose to maintain relationships through avoidance, acceptance, or setting boundaries. The girlfriend's mother may become an ally, but the father's rejection should be viewed as his loss. In another letter, a man expresses discomfort with his wife accepting expensive gifts from her ex-husband, prompting the columnist to encourage open communication and understanding of each other's feelings.