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Lance Bass, former ‘NSync singer, recently revealed that he is gay but he and his lover Reichen Lehmkuhl seem to be having problems. According to PageSix.com, the former NSync singer Bass has grown weary of his man’s controlling behaviour and unhappy with Lehmkuhl’s controlling ways, he is ready to end their romance.
A source said: ‘Lehmkuhl forced Lance to come out just at the same time he has a book coming out (’Here’s What We’ll Say’) so he could ride the publicity wave. “He is a big gay activist and very controlling. He wants Lance to give up his straight friends and do whatever he tells him to.”
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N Sync star Lance Bass has dashed the dreams of many a teenage girl after revealing that he is gay. He said he kept quiet about it for the benefit of the other guys. “I knew that I was in this popular band and I had four other guys’ careers in my hand, and I knew that if I ever acted on it or even said (that I was gay), it would overpower everything,” he told People. But now it’s out in the open and he’s free to hook up with that Weasely kid from American Idol who’s still in denial and pick out wallpaper and make babies… well not make babies but definitely wallpapering is an option. A tacky option, but still an option.

“I didn’t know: Could that be the end of ’N Sync? So I had that weight on me of like, ‘Wow, if I ever let anyone know, it’s bad.’ So I just never did,” he says speaking about his sexual orientation for the first time with PEOPLE. Read more!

Superman, e ultimate superhero. Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. And able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. The Man of Steel has enthralled audiences for decades with his incredible powers of flight, super strength, x- ray vision and super speed.
There was a twist: Duralde’s “Superman Returns” story was not in Entertainment Weekly or Newsweek or Premiere. It ran in the May 23 issue of the Advocate, the prominent national gay magazine, next to the headline: “How Gay Is Superman?”

Bryan Singer, director of the upcoming Superman film, has denied claims that his version of the comic book hero is gay, Digital Spy reports. The assertion came after the character’s sexuality was debated in the Los Angeles Times and on various internet entertainment sites. Read more!

Drag queen and recording artist, Kevin Aviance, was brutally attacked and mugged in New York City’s East Village and four people were arrested on hate-crime charges, police and the singer’s publicist said. Kevin Aviance, 38, underwent surgery for a broken jaw after the attack Saturday, said his publicist, Len Evans. Police said the singer, whose song “Alive” hit the top of the chart in 2002, was in stable condition.

The brutal incident unfolded after Aviance, whose real name is Eric Sneed, left Phoenix, a gay club on E. 13th St. where he had met friends for drinks after posing for Homo Xtra magazine. Aviance’s publicist, Len Evans, said the attackers yelled anti-gay slurs while they beat the singer. A group of six or seven men attacked Aviance early Saturday, and passers-by did not stop to help as they threw objects at him, Evans said. Read more!

American Idol judges, Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson, being after by Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLADD) for made what the gay rights group deemed questionable comments on last week’s premiere episode.
On that episode Simon Cowell told one male contestant to “wear a dress” and Jackson asked, “are you a girl?” seen seen by a Nielsen-chart topping 35.5 million viewers.

GLAAD spokesman, Damon Romine say, “GLAAD is reaching out to the show’s producers to discuss our concerns and the concerns of community members and allies who have contacted us about this matter.” Read more!