Rivkeh
02-15-2012, 01:13 AM
I knew I loved her! Australian comedy series 'Kath and Kim' star comes out and says it PROUD...
'Magda Szubanski had suicidal thoughts as she struggled with sexuality'
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/gaygaygaygay--magda-comes-out-20120214-1t498.html
"We pay taxes, fight wars for this country, nurse you when you are sick, make you laugh, sing and dance for you, play netball for you, star in your movies, cook your meals, decorate your store windows." Magda Szubanski
http://tvnz.co.nz/world-news/magda-szubanski-comes-gay-marriage-4720471
Australian Gay Marriage debate:
'GetUp and the Australian Marriage Equality have planned a flower blitz to highlight their ongoing campaign to legalise gay marriage.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott will receive the biggest bouquets - 500 red roses each.
The stunts comes a day after two separate bills to legalise same-sex marriage were introduced in federal parliament, first by Australian Greens lower house MP Adam Bandt and independent Andrew Wilkie, and then by Labor's Stephen Jones.'
'Magda Szubanski had suicidal thoughts as she struggled with sexuality'
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/gaygaygaygay--magda-comes-out-20120214-1t498.html
"We pay taxes, fight wars for this country, nurse you when you are sick, make you laugh, sing and dance for you, play netball for you, star in your movies, cook your meals, decorate your store windows." Magda Szubanski
http://tvnz.co.nz/world-news/magda-szubanski-comes-gay-marriage-4720471
Australian Gay Marriage debate:
'GetUp and the Australian Marriage Equality have planned a flower blitz to highlight their ongoing campaign to legalise gay marriage.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott will receive the biggest bouquets - 500 red roses each.
The stunts comes a day after two separate bills to legalise same-sex marriage were introduced in federal parliament, first by Australian Greens lower house MP Adam Bandt and independent Andrew Wilkie, and then by Labor's Stephen Jones.'