Some people say that London is a great city for romance, well not the case for Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson because they have apparently got into a fight.
It all started when Sam spotted Lindsay dancing with her ex boyfriend (and man whore) Calum Best, making Sam one angry woman.
Lindsay apparently left the club in tears and got into a taxi, she was then followed by Sam ten minutes later. Onlookers say that when they arrived at their hotel Sam stormed out of the car in a huff, leaving Lindsay sitting on her own.
An eye-witness said that “it was quite clear something was up. Lindsay had tears in her eyes as she left.”
This isn’t the first time that Sam Ronson has flown off the handle because Lindsay Lohan was flirting with a member of the opposite sex.
The Simpsons has come under fire from a gay rights group after one of the characters said “that’s so gay” during the show’s Halloween episode.
Nelson Muntz uttered the words on Sunday night to Milhouse Van Houten, now the Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) are demanding an apology from Fox Network.
In a statement the group said, Nelson’s use of ‘that’s so gay’ in a negative way is not surprising considering that 90% of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth say they hear the term used thisway frequently or often at school.”
GLSEN directed Nelson - known for his trademark phrase “Ha Ha!” - to go to its Web site, ThinkB4YouSpeak.com, and “send an apologetic e-card to Milhouse.”
AnnaLynne McCord of the new Beverly Hills 90210 met a female friend for lunch at the Newsroom Cafe on Robertson Blvd. today.
It appeared to be just a girls day out until AnnaLynne passionately kissed her female companion on the mouth. Shortly after, she drew a sign for the photogs to see that called her lunch date the love of her life.
Wanda Sykes has teamed up with GLSEN (The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network) in a campaign to get rid of the the phrase “that’s so gay.”
Sykes is sitting in a restaurant whens he hears a group of teenagers making fun of a statue, they say “that’s so gay,” so Wanda gets up, picks up a pepper shaker and compares it to the teenagers mustache.
Gay men would rather date Prince Harry than his brother William, according to a poll.
More than a third those questioned expressed a desire for a romance with Harry, while William received 23 per cent of the vote. A third of the single gay men said they would steer clear of both.
William’s girlfriend Kate Middleton was named as the most lusted after royal date among the nation’s lesbians.
The Prince Charming poll was conducted by dating website gay-PARSHIP.com and found that 23 per cent of lesbians wanted to date Miss Middleton compared with just 18 per cent who wanted to get close to Chelsy Davy.
Five per cent said they would date both the girls but more than half said they did not fancy either.
Adrian Gillan, spokesman for gay-PARSHIP, said: “This fraught romantic vote suggests divided royal loyalties.
“Indeed, many gay male singles are so torn they say they would need to date both our young princes, whose female love interests prove only slightly less of a queer pull.
“Being part of an inclusive, modern monarchy, William and Harry will be delighted that they and their close circle can arouse such strong emotions from Britain’s homosexual subjects.
source: Gay men prefer Prince Harry to William, poll shows [telegraph]
Sacha Baron Cohen pissed off Italian police and fashionistas alike yesterday after wreaking havoc through a major Milan fashion show as Bruno — his flamboyantly gay version of Borat — without permission.
After somehow sneaking his way onto the catwalk in a ridiculously awesome velcro suit, Cohen managed to get about halfway down the runway before a bunch of hoity toity tightasses freaked out and dragged the dude off the stage and into a waiting police car.
One day after Clay Aiken came out of the closet and told People that he is indeed gay, some celebrities are reacting to the news.
Simon Cowell, who judged Aiken on American Idol tells Extra “wow, that’s a shock. It’s like being told Santa Clause isn’t real — unbelievable.”
Cowell then softened and encouraged Aiken with “Good for him. If he said it, it’s the right thing for him. Good for him.” As for how Aiken’s fans will react, Cowell opined, “I don’t think anyone cares. Let’s face it. It’s 2008. You know, who cares?” Did Aiken really ask Cowell to be the godfather of Parker? “No,” Simon dishes, “I don’t know him well enough, and I think I’d be the last person on Earth he’d call.”
Lance Bass who came out to People back in 2006 is also speaking about the singers coming out.
He tells OK! that “it’s great! I’m so happy he’s finally going to be happy with himself and share that with the world.” He adds “I think that’s so necessary for people to see,” he explained. “It’s good for the world.”
source 1: Simon re Clay: ‘Good for Him‘ [extra]
source 2: Lance Bass Congratulates Clay on Coming Out! [ok!]
Here’s an exclusive look at the latest issue of PEOPLE magazine, which features Clay Aiken, the former ‘American Idol’ runner-up and his Ellen-inspired admission ‘Yes, I’m Gay.’
For years, the singer has dodged questions about his sexuality, but has now come out for the sake of his newborn son.
Aiken isn’t the first celebrity to come out today. After months of speculation, actress Lindsay Lohan finally divulged that she is datingDJ Samantha Ronson.
Aiken had lashed out at Diane Sawyer during an interview just over two years ago when she asked about rumors of his sexuality. “At some point it becomes really rude,” he said to Sawyer. “I don’t understand why you want to know. I don’t know why it’s any of your business.”
Aiken had also said constant questioning of his sexuality in the tabloids had affected him deeply.
“Even though stuff about me that I read in the magazines isn’t true, it still makes me lose sleep,” he said. “I hurt, not just for my mother who has to watch it happen and who hurts for me. At least when I was in middle school … I understand why they picked on me.”
Aiken had also refused to come out of the closet to PEOPLE magazine in an interview done the same week as his sit-down with Sawyer.
“What do you say? It’s like when I was 8. I remember something would get broken in the house, and Mom and Dad would call me in and say, ‘Did you do this?’ Well, it didn’t matter what I said. The only thing they would believe was yes. People are going to believe what they want.”
Can’t you just hear the “Claymates” now? They became irate at the mere suggestion that Clay was gay… they must be suicidal.
“Even though stuff about me that I read in the magazines isn’t true, it still makes me lose sleep,” he said. “I hurt, not just for my mother who has to watch it happen and who hurts for me. At least when I was in middle school … I understand why they picked on me.”
