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Harvey Fierstein sounds off on Russia’s anti-gay laws, author Orson Scott Card
Tony award-winning actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein (“Kinky Boots,” “Torch Song Trilogy”), sounded off to The Hollywood Reporter this week on Russia’s anti-gay laws, and Orson Scott Card, author of “Enders Game,” anti-gay activist and former board member of the National Organization for Marriage.
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‘Ender’s Game’ stars address boycott over author’s anti-gay views
SAN DIEGO — Real-world issues are rare at Comic-Con where fantasy almost always trumps reality. But for the stars and the director of “Ender’s Game,” comments made by Orson Scott Card regarding gay marriage are leading to questions about the issue as they promote the science fiction film.
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‘Ender’s Game’ studio: Anti-gay author’s views are ‘completely irrelevant’ to film
Lionsgate Entertainment, the studio behind the upcoming science-fiction epic “Ender’s Game,” responded Friday to an impending boycott of the film by gays rights advocates, and said the reasoning behind the effort is “completely irrelevant” to the film.
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LGBT group calls for boycott of ‘Ender’s Game’ over author’s anti-gay activism
NEW YORK — Gay rights advocates are calling for a boycott of the upcoming release of the science-fiction film “Ender’s Game,” which is based on the 1985 novel by anti-gay activist Orson Scott Card.
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Comic book store owner will not sell anti-gay writer’s Superman comic
The owner of a Dallas comic store said Tuesday he will not carry the print edition of DC Comics’ “Anthology of Superman” in his store after learning that the comic book publisher had hired an anti-gay activist and board member of the National Organization for Marriage, to write for their new digital “Adventures of Superman” series.
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DC Comics provokes protest over hiring of anti-gay activist, writer
NEW YORK — DC Comics has come under fire from LGBT fans and advocates for hiring anti-gay activist and novelist Orson Scott Card to write for their new digital “Adventures of Superman.”
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Author: Marriage amendment is about forcing ‘anti-religious values’ on children
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Author Orson Scott Card, primarily known for his science fiction writings, says “there is no need to legalize same sex marriage” in North Carolina, because there are “no laws left standing that discriminate against gay or lesbian couples.”