-- Kate Moss on why the tastiest things in life are free -- and potentially eating disorder inspiring.
Previously > Chatter: Dolly Parton
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November 19, 2009Chatter: Kate Moss
"Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels."
-- Kate Moss on why the tastiest things in life are free -- and potentially eating disorder inspiring. Previously > Chatter: Dolly Parton Posted at 05:16 PM in Chatter, Fashion, Hot Chicks | Permalink | Comments (1) November 18, 2009Chatter: Dolly Parton
"Sure, why can't [gays] get married? They should suffer like the rest of us do."
-- Dolly Parton speaking out about loving her gay fans (she also said she shares a kinship with them because, "...they know I'm different too, and it took me a long time to be accepted,") on The Joy Behar Show. Posted at 12:33 PM in Chatter, Divas, Hot Chicks, Music | Permalink | Comments (0) November 16, 2009Chatter: Ian McKellen
"'Here lies Gandalf. He came out.'" Two big achievements."
-- Ian McKellen telling the L.A. Times what he wants on his tombstone. Previously > Chatter: J. Alexander Posted at 10:56 AM in Celebs, Chatter, Film | Permalink | Comments (0) November 12, 2009Chatter: J. Alexander
"I’m not that gay boy. I don’t scream, “Chiiiiilde!” You can’t script me
to act like that. I don’t speak like that. I don’t pop my fingers or
screech." -- "Miss" J. Alexander on refusing Top Model producers' efforts to incorporate more "Oooh child, girl!" and "Nuh-uh, honey child!" into his vernacular.
Posted at 11:18 AM in Chatter, Divas, Television | Permalink | Comments (0) November 02, 2009A New Look At Warren Beatty's Relationship with MadonnaPhoto: Getty Images Advance copies of Peter Biskind's new biography of Warren Beatty, Star: How Warren Beatty Seduced America, have started circulating and in an effort to be the best homos we can be, we turned directly to the sections featuring the actor's former paramour, Madonna, and transcribed a few of our favorites for your reading pleasure:
Previously > Quickies: Primetime Gays Posted at 05:49 PM in Chatter, Divas, Hot Chicks | Permalink | Comments (1) October 28, 2009Chatter: Lady Gaga"[Beyoncé] called me and she said, 'What do you want to do?' And I'm like, 'I don't want to show up in some frickin'
hair bow and be fashion Gaga in your video'. I said, 'I want to do
you.' The whole time I was learning the
choreography they were calling me Gee-yoncé." Previously > First Look: Adam Lambert's Debut Album Cover Posted at 04:17 PM in Chatter, Hot Chicks, Lady Gaga, Music | Permalink | Comments (0) October 26, 2009Chatter: Paul Haggis
"I joined the Church of Scientology thirty-five years ago. During my
twenties and early thirties I studied and received a great deal of
counseling. While I have not been an active member for many years, I
found much of what I learned to be very helpful, and I still apply it
in my daily life. I have never pretended to be the best Scientologist,
but I openly and vigorously defended the church whenever it was
criticized, as I railed against the kind of intolerance that I believed
was directed against it. I had my disagreements, but I dealt with them
internally. I saw the organization -- with all its warts, growing pains
and problems -- as an underdog. And I have always had a thing for
underdogs.
But I reached a point several weeks ago where I no longer knew what to think. You had allowed our name to be allied with the worst elements of the Christian Right. In order to contain a potential "PR flap" you allowed our sponsorship of Proposition 8 to stand. Despite all the church's words about promoting freedom and human rights, its name is now in the public record alongside those who promote bigotry and intolerance, homophobia and fear. The church's refusal to denounce the actions of these bigots,
hypocrites and homophobes is cowardly. I can think of no other word.
Silence is consent, Tommy. I refuse to consent." October 23, 2009Retort Of The Week
“I have to say the feeling of revulsion is mutual."
-- A lesbian audience member responding to Nick Griffin, leader of the British National Party, who, when appearing on BBC's political program Question Time, proclaimed "a lot of people in this country find the sight of two grown men kissing in public really creepy." Posted at 06:50 PM in Chatter, Politics, Television | Permalink | Comments (0) Privacy Policy |
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