by WebWarlock » Wed Feb 09, 2005 5:35 am
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by urnofosiris » Wed Feb 09, 2005 9:24 am
by Culzean » Wed Feb 09, 2005 9:49 pm
by Gatito Grande » Fri Feb 11, 2005 4:05 pm
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I can't say that I truly believed the denial...mostly because these rumors have been flying since Cross' "Melrose" days and because someone I'm familiar with who lives in L.A. and who seems to be a trustworthy gal says that she used to see Ms. Cross at Girl Bar all the time and that she didn't hide her sexuality then.
Out by Warduke » Wed Feb 16, 2005 3:29 pm
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Drea de Matteo, the former Sopranos actress now starring on the NBC sitcom Joey, has come out as bisexual in a new interview with UK newspaper Britain Sport Daily, revealing that she occasionally hooks up with her female friends.
"I love men and they're who I go out with," she said in the interview, "but every now and then - well I can't say I've never been with a woman."
De Matteo is currently in a relationship with actor Tim Giblin, and revealed in the interview that she also hopes to start a family soon, but doesn't plan on getting married. "I can't imagine ever spending more than seven years with someone," she told the British newspaper, adding that she is fine with being a single mother. "Look at Angelina Jolie. If she can do it, I can do it."
With this revelation, de Matteo joins a growing number of actresses who have publicly acknowledged being attracted to and sexually involved with women, while at the same time indicating a preference for dating men.
De Matteo won an Emmy last year for her role on The Sopranos; besides Joey, she can currently be seen in the movie Assault on Precinct 13. She also had a prominent role in the indie lesbian-themed film Prey for Rock 'n Roll.
by Warduke » Tue Apr 26, 2005 9:22 pm
PORTIA COMES OUT IN DETAIL
Portia de Rossi talks semi-candidly for the first time about being gay in a new interview in the May issue of Details magazine. "I think that if we really look back and trace it, I was definitely always gay," she told the magazine. "I didn’t have a lot of relationships with men, but it didn’t occur to me that I could live as a gay woman. I certainly never denied it, and I never altered my lifestyle or my life to try and avoid the questions, but I didn't realize how uncomfortable I was with it until now." Hmm. It didn't occur to me that an interview with a men's magazine would be the place to finally come out, but you have to give her props for acknowledging her discomfort.
PUTTING THE "L" IN CANOODLING
Are The L Word's Kate Moennig and Portia's ex Francesca Gregorini the "new lesbian power couple?" That's the question posed by the New York Post's gossip column Page Six, after the two women reportedly "canoodled" a few nights ago at a party for Paper magazine's "Beautiful People" issue at the Roosevelt Hotel in L.A. for Paper magazine's "Beautiful People" issue, in "full view of guests, including Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas, Matthew Perry and Tori Spelling."
Several days earlier, Page Six reported that reformed bad-girl Tatum O'Neal was drunk and "making out" with a woman she picked up at a New York bar, but O'Neal later disputed the claim, saying "I was with my friend and she got a little crazy, that's all." Was the friend Kristy McNichol, by any chance? I'm just asking.
by Warduke » Fri Jun 03, 2005 9:58 pm
New York Post columnist Liz Smith is reporting this week that Ellen and girlfriend Portia de Rossi have just purchased the Beverly Hills home owned by Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. Smith writes "Aniston reportedly came down a bit from her $20 million-plus asking price because she was happy that the place she and Brad had bought two years ago would be Ellen and Portia's first home as a couple."
by urnofosiris » Fri Jun 03, 2005 10:42 pm
by Gatito Grande » Mon Jun 27, 2005 2:22 pm
by Hyo shin » Thu Jun 30, 2005 10:01 am
by Warduke » Thu Jun 30, 2005 1:44 pm
NEXT WEEK'S RUMOR: MARCIA CROSS DATING DOMINO HARVEY
A British gossip columnist made headlines this week with the story citing "friends" of Domino Harvey--the model-turned-bounty hunter being portrayed by Keira Knightley in an upcoming movie based on her life--who said that Harvey was furious with being de-gayed in the movie. Maybe he should have actually talked to Harvey: turns out she isn't even gay, as she recently told columnist Liz Smith.
by urnofosiris » Wed Aug 10, 2005 10:48 am
[url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0746151/bio]Biography for
Patricia Routledge [/url]
.....She has never married or had children, has said that she will not retire, and lives in Kensington and Surrey when not working........
Longtime companion of artist Phyllis Claymore.
by maudmac » Wed Aug 10, 2005 11:39 am
OMG! Are you serious?!? Patricia Routledge?!? Wow.
Awesome! I'll never watch that show the same again. Wow.
by aceivan » Wed Aug 10, 2005 11:33 pm
Of course, you can't trust what folks say on imdb or datalounge, but...it's still scrumptious.
3. Pat Butcher
Ironically, one of the butchest screen characters is not a dyke at all, although you could be fooled by the way she stomps around. The Eastenders matriarch is acted by real life lesbian Pam St Clements, who is glamorous and femme, not butch at all. Confused?
by Culzean » Thu Aug 11, 2005 8:21 am
by Jennpurr » Thu Aug 11, 2005 3:31 pm
by Candleshoe » Mon Dec 26, 2005 5:04 am
by xita » Mon Dec 26, 2005 8:50 pm
by Candleshoe » Tue Dec 27, 2005 8:06 am
by Candleshoe » Fri Jan 20, 2006 4:25 am
L'FAUX PAS
Jennifer Beals appears to have outed fellow L Word star Katherine Moennig in a new interview with The Advocate in which she says she considers it a compliment that a studio exec thought she was bisexual, because "oftentimes I will go [to] Leisha or Kate or Ilene or Rose Troche and ask, 'OK, is this the right thing to do? Is this not the right thing to do? Am I going to seem like a total chump if I do this?'"
Uh, Jennifer? Any mistakes you might make during filming are the least of the show's problems so far this season. Seriously.
by FineyMcFine » Fri Jan 20, 2006 6:23 am
by Candleshoe » Fri Jan 20, 2006 9:24 am
by Gatito Grande » Fri Jan 20, 2006 11:09 pm
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(if she was there w/ her partner, though, the networks didn't show it... 
)by Candleshoe » Sat Jan 21, 2006 6:12 am
by Hyo shin » Sat Jan 21, 2006 6:20 am
by Gatito Grande » Sat Jan 21, 2006 10:44 pm
Outby HalfCamel » Sun Jan 22, 2006 2:25 am
by WillowRTaraM1 » Sun Jan 22, 2006 4:37 am
she can get (and has gotten) anyone shes ever wanted! Her and Carey have been off and on again for the last 4 years.. I knew they would get married. Carey Hart is the perfect guy for her, they really seem to be in love.
by Sasha » Sun Jan 22, 2006 1:16 pm
Barrowman has been with his partner Scott Gill, an architect, for 14 years. Both of them, he says, want to have children (although Barrowman admits "I'm more keen than Scott is"), and have discussed adoption and surrogacy as potential options. A friend has offered to be a surrogate mother for the couple. "I'm best friends with her mother, and the woman herself has known me like a brother since she was five," says Barrowman. "We've spent many days and vacations together." Yet he is deliberately sketchy on the details. She's 28, American and a dental hygienist, and is married with one-year-old twins. Her husband has also given the green light to the plan. "She's said that when we're ready, just send her an e-mail," says Barrowman.
While he won't rule out adoption, it's clear he views surrogacy as the more appealing option. "I'd very much like to have a child of my own," he says. "Scott and I have talked about it and said that if we decide to use a surrogate mother, we would mix the sperm so we wouldn't actually know whose the child was and it would still be part of both of us." The only thing his friend has asked for in return, he says, is that he would take care of her mortgage while she was off work. "I said of course I would."
He and 42-year-old Gill, whom he describes as "looking like an Armani model", met when Barrowman was in a play at the Chichester Festival Theatre, shortly before his Live and Kicking debut. A mutual friend had coaxed Gill to the play by telling him that Barrowman was naked for the first seven minutes. "I always joke that he saw what he getting from the outset," the actor says. And it was love at first sight … well, almost.
"Scott came into the dressing room while I was getting dressed," says Barrowman. "I was bending over to pull my pants up, so the first thing he saw was my bare bum. Then I turned around and saw him. At that very instant, in my head, I said, 'That's him. That's the one.' And he says he was thinking the exact same thing."
Barrowman is open and relaxed when talking about his sexuality. "I've known I was gay since the age of eight or nine," he says. "Back then, though, it was more a feeling that there was something different about me than perhaps specifically knowing what that was. But what's the big deal? I'm 38, I work in musical theatre and I live with another guy. It's the 21st century: we're all human beings and individuals. If someone has a problem with it – well, they can go and piss off. I don't want to be around them."
That said, he was 22 before he came out to his parents, making a special trip to Illinois to break the news. "I don't want to say they were shocked – my mother turned to me and said she knew, and I think perhaps my dad knew too – but I think every parent is a little surprised. My dad said, 'I don't really understand it right now, but give me a little while to learn more about what you're telling me and I will.' He also said, 'It's absolutely fine with me, though, because what you do in the privacy of your own bedroom is your own business, just like what your mother and I do. We don't tell you about it.'"
Barrowman pauses, his eyes earnest. While he wears his heart on his sleeve, he also points out that, personally, he doesn't feel the need for deliberately public displays of sexuality. He is an ardent supporter of the Gay Pride movement and everything it stands for, but explains: "My parents have always brought us up to believe that sex and sexuality are something to be proud of, and you don't have to flaunt it if you don't want to. People don't walk around with a banner saying they're straight, so why should I walk around with one saying I'm gay? I understand there are people who want to and need to make that statement, and I appreciate that, but don't come down on me because I'm not one of them."
Gay marriage is another topic guaranteed to raise his hackles. "OK, this is where I get political," he says. "People keep asking me if I'm going to do it. The answer is no. I was brought up in a family which believed there was a God who created us. I believe that God created me this way for a reason and he's not a god who hates, dislikes or is against the way I live my life.
"That said, there is organised religion that says gay men and women are wrong, bad, evil – whatever you want to call it. So why would I want a 'marriage' from a belief system that hates me?"
Eric McCormack is straight! John is not straight... besides, he ice-dances! Is there anything more gay than that? (uh, that was a rhetorical question... 
) Seriously, what were they thinking?!? 
by FineyMcFine » Mon Jan 23, 2006 5:33 am
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