Police from across the city are working to clear two crime scenes and search for a potential second suspect in this morning's shooting at the University of Texas.

If you're going to do an old-school piece of 80s retro horror like 2006 Fantastic Fest fave Hatchet, you have to do it properly: Sequel! As Hatchet II director Adam Green explained to the Fantastic Fest crowd last night, this wasn't some cheap cash-in. This body count was planned long ago.

Usually after reading or hearing the smarmy spew of Ann Coulter, and in this case in front of an audience of right-of-Log-Cabin gay folks, my own spew starts reinventing itself with words like: barftastic, pisscoultocious, repuggers, OMGOP, etc., but, in this case…

A converted courthouse with links to Giant goes on the auction block.

It's a damn shame, really, teaching kids to discriminate. It's not like high school isn't already tough enough, but adorable, hunky Michigan teen Oak Reed gets to enjoy his Homecoming knowing that transphobia trumps a democratic vote.

According to locals Adam Saltsman (Canabalt, Gravity Hook), David Kalina (Spider), and Mike Wilford ('Splosion Man), the real reasons to move your operations to Austin: cost of living and tacos.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This week, the Gay Place would like to officially welcome new guy, Rob Cohen and his weekly AggreGAYte feature to our stable of uni-horned bloggers. ~kxm

It was a long time a'comin', but Air Force Maj. Margaret Witt finally had one helluva day in court this past Friday. Appearing before the same federal judge who heard and rejected her case against the Air Force back in 2006, this time proved to be the charm.

Director Jang Cheol-so has fashioned an absolutely riveting horrorshow that plays like Southern gothic on the skids, Korean-style. And because the story has both feet planted firmly in the real world – as opposed to containing an element of the supernatural – Bedevilled generates true empathy in the audience: the very definition of horror.