In this week’s headlines:

• The US Supreme Court denied the city of Houston’s request to review a court decision saying marriage equality doesn’t mean equal benefits.

• Bermuda is the first nation to legalize then repeal marriage equality.

• Gay coming of age movie "Call Me By Your Name" continues to rack up awards and nominations

• My suggestions for end of the year charitable donations.

• New music from Tom Goss "Gay Christmas"

All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

Author and lifestyle expert Candi Fox joins Randy for tons of decorating, travel, cooking and entertaining tips to make your holiday season the very best it can be. Some ideas to help save money, and some to help celebrate the holidays in new ways.

We also have suggestions for taking care of yourself and ways to reduce stress throughout the season.

Plus, we share some Christmas music from out musicians Ann Hampton Callaway, Bright Light Bright Light and Matt Zarley to make your season bright. Take a listen then go support these awesome out artists.

In this special World AIDS Day episode of The Randy Report:

• What is World AIDS Day?

• What exactly is HIV/AIDS?

• What's the latest development in terms of treatment for HIV/AIDS?

• What can YOU do on World AIDS Day?

Plus, we share excellent resources for information about HIV/AIDS.

Hit the play button and catch up a bit about why we still observe World AIDS Day.

In this week's LGBT headlines:

• Chile begins debate on same-sex marriage

• Hate crimes against LGBTs have doubled in five years in Russia

• Democratic senators introduce the LGBT Elder Americans Act

• A growing number of millennial men are more prone to identify as the more fluid “mostly straight” than use the term “bisexual"

• The highly anticipated gay-themed film, "Call Me By Your Name," leads the 2017 Independent Spirit Awards with six nominations and does great box office in its first week in domestic release.

• Pink and Channing Tatum challenge gender-norms in her new music video, "Beautiful Trauma."

All that and more on this episode of The Randy Report.

In this week's headlines:

• Australia’s mail-in survey shows a whopping 62% of Aussies support marriage equality

• Monday, November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance. For more info, visit https://www.glaad.org/tdor

• Legendary gossip columnist and openly bisexual Liz Smith passed away this week at the age of 94

• Philadelphia gay-basher Kathryn Knott settles a civil lawsuit with the two men she helped put in the hospital after a violent gay bashing in Philadelphia

• Supposedly straight Republican Ohio state Rep. Wes Goodman resigns after reports of "inappropriate" consensual behavior in his office with another man

• Plus, I share two new documentaries I think you should see: "Rebels On Pointe" and "Dream Boat."

All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report.

In this week's headlines:

• Political history was made in elections across the country this week by LGBT candidates

• A new poll in the UK shows gay men have an issue with masculinity

• Australia looks poised to legalize same-sex marriage, but there could be a snag

• A Las Vegas father shoots and kills his 14-year-old son for being gay. To contribute to a GoFundMe campaign aimed at helping pay funeral expenses: https://www.gofundme.com/help-for-alexander-and-giovanni

• Pro soccer player Robbie Rogers, the first openly gay athlete in one of the “big four” professional sports, announced his retirement

• Star Trek star and LGBT icon George Takei accused of sexual misconduct

All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

In this week’s headlines:

• Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey had a really, really bad week

• A federal judge has blocked Donald Trump’s ban on transgender service members in the U.S. military

• Don't miss the marriage equality documentary, “The Freedom To Marry,” now on Netflix

• The first openly gay winner of “The Voice Australia” released his latest single, a marriage equality anthem as the mail-in same-sex marriage survey comes to a close

All that and more on this episode of The Randy Report

In this week's headlines:

• Lawmakers in Egypt have drafted legislation which would criminalize homosexuality, making being gay punishable with prison time

• The Trump administration now wants to argue against LGBTQ protections at the U.S. Supreme Court

• Ryan Murphy’s new series "Pose" has cast a record number of transgender actors

• Arrow/Teen Wolf/American Horror Story star Colton Haynes got married in Palm Springs with lots of famous friends in attendance

• and my suggestions for some Halloween movies with a queer slant

All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

In this week's headlines:

• California governor signs "first in the nation" legislation that will require training meant to help high unemployment among transgender people

• Donald Trump joked that Vice President Mike Pence wants to “hang" all gay people

•The "Yes to Marriage Equality" campaign in Australia appears to be leading

• Georgia state lawmaker considers quarantining HIV+ people

• Rentboy.com CEO goes to jail even as female escort websites continue

• Out Canadian country music artist Patrick Masse headlines Las Vegas Pride

All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

In this week's headlines:

• The National Parks service pulled out of an event where the rainbow flag would fly, for the first time, on federal land

• Donald Trump became the first sitting president to address anti-gay hate group’s Values Voters Summit

• Out actor Colton Haynes (Arrow/Teen Wolf/American Horror Story) shared his struggles with depression & anxiety

• In queer cinema "Tom of Finland" and "Professor Marston & the Wonder Women" open in theaters

• Randy Rainbow parodies the summer mega-hit “Despocito” with a sharp as nails commentary on Donald Trump

All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report