Jonah Hill apologizes again for his Homophobic Slur on The Tonight Show

On Larry King Now: Panel discuss NFL, Gay Slurs and the N-Word

In this panel discussion Larry King had on the use of the N-word and Gay slurs.

Guests included Ryan Ford, EVP and CCO of the Cashmere Agency; Jimmie Lee Solomon, former MLB executive; Chester Pitts, former NFL player; and Nipsey Hussle, rapper.

H/T to Larry King Live NOW



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Interesting Quote: Jonah Hill

"From the day I was born, and publicly, I've been a gay rights activist. Now, this person, you saw a 40-second video. This person had been following me around — just to give it some context, not excusing what I said in any way — this person had been following me around all day, had been saying hurtful things about my family, really hurtful things about me personally, and I played into exactly what he wanted and lost my cool. And in that moment, I said a disgusting word that does not at all reflect how I feel about any group of people. I grew up with gay family members — I'm leaving here to go spend the day with one of my closest co-workers and best friend who is gay, who's getting married, who I'm going to stand at his wedding.I'm not at all defending my choice of words, but I am happy to be the poster boy for thinking about what you say and how those words, even if you don't intend them and how they mean, they are rooted in hate, and that's bulls--t and I shouldn't have said that.

"Look, I think I'm pretty good at being in movies, I am not good at being a famous person. I think there are some people who are meant for it. If you call me ugly, if you call family members of mine drug addicts and maniacs, I am eventually going to lose my cool. Now what I said in that moment was disgusting and a hurtful term. I should have either said nothing or just 'f--k you.' Instead, I used a word that I don't use in my personal life. It's not part of my vernacular. I'm happy to take the heat for using this disgusting word. What I won't allow is for anyone — it would break my heart for anyone to think, especially with all the work that I've done and all the loved ones I have — that I would be against anyone for their sexuality."

Colorado State Coach calls Washington State QB a ‘fucking faggot’, get Suspended

Colorado State defensive line coach Greg Lupfer got caught calling Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday a fu*king faggot in the New Mexico Bowl.

And to make it worse, the moment was caught on video.


Greg has been suspended without pay for two weeks and ordered to undergo anger management and diversity training at his own expense.

Hope he learns a lesson.