It must be love: little by little, Lindsay Lohan isn’t really hiding her relationship with Samantha Ronson any more.
The New York Post reports that Lohan and the celebrity DJ – who is openly gay – are moving in together.
This news comes after Lohan and Ronson have been on a romantic European getaway, and were even caught on camera in a sweet embrace on Sean Combs’ yacht in Cannes. Lohan has also been seen sporting a diamond encrusted ring on her left ring finger, sparking rumours that the two are engaged.
Both Lohan’s mother and her younger sister, Aliana, have released a statement claiming that Lindsay is not a lesbian.
Several magazines are apparently offering Lohan a huge check if she will come out to them exclusively.
Adamo Ruggiero has revealed that, like his “Degrassi” character, he is gay.
In an interview with eTalk that aired last night, 21-year-old Ruggiero said that it was “just time to talk.”
“Some people say ‘I knew from the beginning’ and in that sense I think I very much did,” Ruggiero said.
Of coming out to his family, Ruggiero said he was nervous, but they were supportive. “I come from a fantastic family but it was very scary.”
Ruggiero has previously struggled with answering direct questions about his sexuality, as he didn’t want to interfere with how fans viewed his character. “I completely understand people’s curiosity about the question,” Ruggiero said in a 2004 interview with The Advocate.
“When you’re watching a character on television every week, you believe in that person as you see him on the screen. But my answer to that question is, I don’t want to say, because I don’t want to relate myself to a character and get people more interested in me than in Marco. But at the same time, I don’t want to say that I’m the opposite of Marco, because I don’t want people to think I’m disconnected from my character. So, I think I’ll leave it up to the individual to decide, and hope they just focus on Marco.”
Ruggiero speaks more about his sexuality and his character in next weeks issue of fab magazine.
“Degrassi: The Next Generation” airs Mondays at 7:30 ET on CTV.
Pete Wentz may wear guyliner, but he isn’t gay – he only wishes he was.
In an interview with NPR, Wentz says he would welcome the social controversy. “I would never come out and say I’m gay, because I’m not gay. There’s part of me that kind of wishes I was gay, and I think that comes from anybody constantly wishing they were in the minority and constantly wants to be fighting everybody off.”
Wentz credits David Bowie, Marilyn Manson and Kurt Cobain for influencing his love of sexual ambiguity. He sometimes switches “she” with “he” in his lyrics, and is known for kissing his bandmates on stage.
As for male makeup tips, Wentz suggests you “Smear it. Because if you’re a guy, you don’t want your makeup to look perfect.”
Disgraced GREY’S ANATOMY star ISAIAH WASHINGTON has fired back at the TV executives who sacked him from the show, insisting they picked the wrong guy.
The actor was axed from the medical drama on June 7 and now claims producers should have sacked T.R. Knight, the show regular who claimed he had been targeted by a gay slur uttered by Washington, because he turned an on-set fight into a major controversy in a bid to boost his salary.
Angry Washington insists his use of the word ‘faggot’ wasn’t targeted at Knight, but used in a fight with co-star Patrick Dempsey.
Knight took offence to the use of the derogatory gay term and ‘came out’ as a homosexual shortly after news of the on-set drama leaked to the media.
Washington tells the Houston Chronicle, “They fired the wrong guy. I have to clear my name… My livelihood, my honour, my dignity and my name have been so challenged.
“So here’s the truth… I used the word (faggot) during a disagreement with Patrick. I apologized for that. We shook hands and went back to work.”
Washington admits he was shocked when he was axed from the show because he did everything that was requested of him when gay groups demanded action for his use of the word.
He continues, “I did everything I said I would do. I offered to go to counseling, to do a public service announcement. I wanted everyone to know I was remorseful.”
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Canadian actress Kim Cattrall has come to the defense of the now defunct Elton John television show “Him and Us.”
The show, which was to air on ABC in the fall, was co-created by John and co-starred Cattrall. The show centred around a flamboyant gay musician, Max Flash and the people in his life. The show was loosely based on John’s life.
ABC did not announce the show on its fall schedule or as a mid-season replacement.
?I?m not sure why but it didn?t work out. It would have been a great series, perhaps the subject matter might have been to much for some people,? Cattrall told U.K.’s The Stage.
Cattrall was supposed to play the lead character’s agent.
Bill C-38 officially gained the Queen’s consent on Wednesday, making same-sex marriages legal in Canada.
The Netherlands, Belgium and Spain are the only other countries in the world that allow gays and lesbians to wed.
Alex Munter, a spokesperson from Canadians for Equal Marriage, told the media that he feels proud to be living in a country that puts equality and human rights at the centre of its law.
Supreme Court of Canada Chief Justice Beverly McLachlin acted on behalf of Gov. Gen. Adrienne Clarkson, who is recovering from heart surgery, according to the London Free Press.
Under this law, homosexuals have been granted the same rights as heterosexual couples.
For three years, politicians and religious leaders were at each other’s throats because of the controversey that sparked from this bill.
But rest assured for religious leaders, the bill only pertains to civil institions, the Associated Press reports. However, priests may perform unions if they choose to.
As for the political aspect, Conservative Leader Stephen Harper told the National Post he plans to bring the issue back to the Commons for another vote if they form government.