Ashton Kutcher Promotes HIV Testing Via Twitter

I have been a long-time fan of Ashton Kutcher (who didn't love him as Kelso on That '70s Show?), but he pissed me off awhile back with his stupid Twitter rant about the construction going on at his neighbor's home. As you may recall, the actor was livid because the noise woke him up at the ungodly hour of 7 a.m. I remember thinking, "Uh, Ashton, a lot of people who have real jobs are up and out of the house at 7 a.m."

Say Goodbye to Farrah

I’ll always remember Farrah Fawcett as Jill Munroe, one-third of the iconic “Charlie’s Angels” silhouette, standing in karate pose, with her hands drawn amid explosive fire. She was just shy of 30 back in 1976, already a worldwide phenom thanks to the poster hung around the world, which featured the blonde, blue-eyed actress in a sexy red swimsuit. Her sex appeal was undeniable, and her curly lion’s mane hairstyle would be copied for the remainder of the decade.

Perez Hilton Says He Was Bullied By The Black Eyed Peas

I don’t always agree with Perez Hilton, but I am firmly in his corner today, and I believe he is telling the truth about the Black Eyed Peas incident in Toronto over the weekend.

Have you heard about it?

In brief, Perez contends that Will.I.Am of the Black Eyed Peas tried to intimidate him and that he was actually physically attacked by Liborio "Polo" Molina, the manager of the Black Eyed Peas. According to The Toronto Star, Molina has indeed been arrested by Toronto police and charged with assault in relation to the case.

Gay.com's Full Package: Robert Gant

Contrary to popular belief, we queers aren't attracted just to gym bods and pretty faces. We're looking for it all -- intelligence, charm, heart, style, talent, accessibility and that unexplainable sumthin' sumthin' called the "X-factor" that makes our hearts jump.

From the worlds of entertainment, art, sports, business, politics and other realms we've plucked the very few people who fit these criteria, and we present them to you through our weekly series "The Full Package."

Gant's our man

One of the many guilty pleasures the late, lamented and unapologetically gay soap "Queer As Folk" offered us was the fantasy man of our choice: You wanted the endearingly insecure and earnest "semi-cute" blue-collar boy next door, you got Michael; you wanted the unattainable lean-and-mean bad boy, you got Brian; you wanted the precocious pretty-boy artist, you got Justin; you wanted the unsinkable and fiercely fun-loving bon vivant, you got Emmet.

But let's admit it -- we all have a soft spot for Professor Ben Bruckner, who looked as good in a wife beater on the dance floor of the mythical Babylon as he did bespectacled in front of his lecture hall.

Chace Crawford Is People's 'Hottest Bachelor'

Chace Crawford, who plays hunky Nate Archibald on the CW teen drama "Gossip Girl," is People magazine's hottest bachelor of the summer.

Crawford is slated to star in a remake of the 1984 film "Footloose," which made Kevin Bacon a heartthrob.

Adam Lambert's "20/20" Interview

Adam Lambert's 20/20 interview that aired on June 12, 2009:

Ellen Has Something To Say About Adam Lambert

Ellen DeGeneres certainly has to relate to Adam Lambert's ballyhoed coming out. While she famously told Newsweek, "Yep, I'm gay," the American Idol runner up just told Rolling Stone, "I'm proud of my sexuality."

In turn, Ellen is proud of Adam. "I'm proud of him, and I'm happy for anyone who has the guts to actually tell the world who they are and not fear they are going to lose their career or alienate anybody," Ellen tells TV Guide.

The Full Package: John Barrowman

Contrary to popular belief, we queers aren't attracted just to gym bods and pretty faces. We're looking for it all -- intelligence, charm, heart, style, talent, accessibility and that unexplainable sumthin' sumthin' called the X-factor that makes our hearts jump.

From the worlds of entertainment, art, sports, business, politics and other realms, we've plucked the very few people who fit these criteria, and we present them to you in our weekly series "The Full Package."

Yankee boldness, Scottish charm

Born in Glasgow but bred in Aurora, Ill., the multitalented and undeniably gorgeous John Barrowman brings us the best a UK lad has to offer, yet maintains a charisma that's 100 percent USDA hunk. He's got Yankee boldness coupled with Scottish charm. He has the all-American pearly whites as well as the dreamy Celtic baby blues. He looks as studly striding around in the rakish military coat he dons for his role on the sci-fi sensation "Torchwood" as he does showing off bulging calves in a kilt or playfully showing off his bare, broad-shouldered corn-fed physique for the cameras.

Taffy Griffin Remains a D-lister

Kathy Griffin has won two Emmys for "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List," now in its fifth season on Bravo. Her standup shows often sell out. Her 2008 comedy album, "For Your Consideration," was nominated for a Grammy (George Carlin won the award posthumously). And her memoir comes out in September.

But the 48-year-old actress-comedian insists she's on the outside looking in. Griffin talks about how she's still a wannabe celebrity, Hollywood headlines and her upcoming book.

Kathy, It's hard to believe you're still on the D-list.

I have proof although I'm flattered at the suggestion that I could even be a C-minus. Recently, I was on tour and they delivered me a sandwich and it said Taffy Griffin. Now, I'd like to think that's maybe what they thought my stripper name was, but no. My name was on the marquee. Sold-out show. Taffy Griffin. I'm on the D-list where I belong.

Lambert: "I'm Proud Of My Sexuality"

"American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert has landed the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, where he talks about sex, drugs and his "Idol" experiences.

The 27-year-old singer from San Diego acknowledges in an interview that he's gay, and says it shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.

"I'm proud of my sexuality," he says. "I embrace it. It's just another part of me."