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What? Adam Lambert Is Gay? How Is That Even Possible?
OK, that's it. Adam Lambert has had enough of the speculation. He's going to put an end to this right now. For weeks, Adam Lambert has been forced to endure all kinds of unwanted media speculation over his sexuality. And now he's reached the end of his tether. Nobody should suffer the torment he's been put through. And that's why, on the cover of Rolling Stone, Adam Lambert has stated once and for all that he definitely isn't gay. Wait, what? Adam Lambert said he is gay? Really? But that doesn't make any sense! His nail varnish is so masculine!
OK, that's it. Adam Lambert has had enough of the speculation. He's going to put an end to this right now. For weeks, Adam Lambert has been forced to endure all kinds of unwanted media speculation over his sexuality. And now he's reached the end of his tether. Nobody should suffer the torment he's been put through. And that's why, on the cover of Rolling Stone, Adam Lambert has stated once and for all that he definitely isn't gay. Wait, what? Adam Lambert said he is gay? Really? But that doesn't make any sense! His nail varnish is so masculine!
Britney Spears’ Children All Swear Like Ruddy Dockers
Judging by that documentary of her crying for an hour, Britney Spears' promotion of Circus hasn't got off to a particularly great start. And that calls for a change of tack. Rather than bleating on about how relentlessly misery-filled her life is all the time, Britney Spears chose her second-biggest promotional tool - an interview with Rolling Stone - to discuss the positive things in her life. Like her infant children, for example, and how they, um, can't stop blurting out inappropriate swearwords all the time. Needless to say, Britney Spears blames all this sudden effing and jeffing on the fact that the kids have been primarily raised by Kevin Federline. But Britney needs to look on the bright side here - at least they're using words to communicate. That's far more sophisticated than the system of hoots, grunts, roars and crude caveman gestures that Kevin Federline uses himself.
Judging by that documentary of her crying for an hour, Britney Spears' promotion of Circus hasn't got off to a particularly great start. And that calls for a change of tack. Rather than bleating on about how relentlessly misery-filled her life is all the time, Britney Spears chose her second-biggest promotional tool - an interview with Rolling Stone - to discuss the positive things in her life. Like her infant children, for example, and how they, um, can't stop blurting out inappropriate swearwords all the time. Needless to say, Britney Spears blames all this sudden effing and jeffing on the fact that the kids have been primarily raised by Kevin Federline. But Britney needs to look on the bright side here - at least they're using words to communicate. That's far more sophisticated than the system of hoots, grunts, roars and crude caveman gestures that Kevin Federline uses himself.
Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee – Together At Last! Again. Again. Again.
Pamela Anderson seems to wish she could return to the past - to a time before hepatitis, miscarriage, divorce, Rick Salomon and definitely, definitely before Kid Rock. The whole world wants to return to that particular time. But the particular time she seems to want to return to is the one where a drummer from a bit of a crap, over-hyped band who likes to get his junk out on stage gets to stick it to her on a regular basis. Yes, kids, Pamela Anderson is back with Tommy Lee.
Pamela Anderson seems to wish she could return to the past - to a time before hepatitis, miscarriage, divorce, Rick Salomon and definitely, definitely before Kid Rock. The whole world wants to return to that particular time. But the particular time she seems to want to return to is the one where a drummer from a bit of a crap, over-hyped band who likes to get his junk out on stage gets to stick it to her on a regular basis. Yes, kids, Pamela Anderson is back with Tommy Lee.
