Gay is in; Clay Aiken and Lindsay Lohan Are Out
Suddenly Being Gay (Or Bisexual) Has Become Quite the Trend
Newsflash... Clay Aiken publicly admitted he was gay to People magazine this week. Many were shocked. Not to learn that Clay Aiken was gay, but that he felt he had to admit it. It seems that the closet the American Idol runner-up has been in has been quite transparent. But he said that he could not raise his son, a child he fathered through in vitro fertilization, in an atmosphere of lies.Hot on the heels of the Aiken outing is the news that actress Lindsay Lohan has admitted to dating DJ Samantha Ronson. Rumors of the relationship have been circulating for over a year. Lohan told Ted Stryker, radio personality and co-host of the syndicated call-in talk show "Loveline," in a phone interview that the two had been dating for over a year.
So Clay Aiken And Lindsay Lohan Are Gay... Who Else?
Gay is in. Being gay is so in that everybody is doing it these days. Rarely a day goes by when the internet, the tabloids, and the entertainment news shows aren't outing someone or announcing someone outing themselves.
But it does cause a stir in the mainstream media, regardless. Take, for instance, Megan Fox' recent admission in GQ magazine that she not only was infatuated with a Russian stripper but also thought "House" star Olivia Wilde was "sexy" and someone with which she could have a relationship.
Said Neil Giuliano, president of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, "We congratulate Clay for making this decision and for setting an example for others and his family. As we're seeing, more and more gay people, including celebrities, are living openly and honestly, and this has tremendous impact in terms of creating awareness, understanding and acceptance."
George Takei, the inscrutable weapons officer on "Star Trek," married his partner, Brad Altman, in June.
Last month, Ellen Degeneres married her longtime partner Portia de Rossi in a highly publicized ceremony. Degeneres asked Senator John McCain on her talk show to walk her down the aisle, but he was a no-show.
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