Chaz Bono is to take part in the new series of Dancing With the Stars.
The 42-year-old, who completed his transition earlier this year, says he hopes to educate viewers about transgender people.
Jedward: Enjoying their punishment on CBB as babies (Pic: Wenn)
The twins were defended by tour manager Liam McKenna as they took the Channel 5 reality show to an infantile low on Monday, lapping up their punishment of being dressed as babies.
John Barrowman's sex scenes upset hundreds of viewers
The BBC has received hundreds of complaints over gay sex scenes in an episode of sci-fi drama Torchwood.
More than 500 viewers contacted the broadcaster over the scenes involving ‘omnisexual’ character Captain Jack Harkness, played by gay actor John Barrowman.
Nigel Lythgoe on the set of So You Think You Can Dance?
Yesterday, in an interview for Out magazine, Adam Levine, a judge on NBC’s The Voice, called for the producers of American Idol to find more gay contestants. Today, the American Idol’s producer rejected the calls saying that sexuality doesn’t have anything to do with singing.
A "Piers Morgan Tonight" interview with former U.S. Senate candidate Christine O' Donnell went from good-natured to weird to contentious, with the "tea party" leader walking off the show mid-interview.
The Hollyoaks soap actor Kieron Richardson has revealed that before he came out last year, other actors warned him that it could stop him from getting roles. The actor was speaking out to GAYDAR RADIO and other media at Brighton Pride last weekend.
His comments echo those made many many years ago by top posh actor Rupert Everett. “Obviously I had a lot of advice before I did come out. Other actors in the business, they were like, ‘Oh, maybe it’s not really a good thing to do’ because they felt it could hinder my career.” Said the soap star.
The makers of Sesame Street say characters Bert and Ernie will not marry in a same-sex ceremony despite an online petition calling for the union. Campaigners say the best friends should marry as a way to encourage tolerance of gay people.
My Family (Pic: BBC)
AXED BBC1 sitcom My Family is set to be replaced with a show about two middle-aged gay men – with Robert Lindsay back in a lead role, reports the Mirror.
The popular US actor Zach Braff, most famous for his role on Scrubs says he’s still straight and still loves his girl after a hacker posted a "coming out" message on his own website.
CBS has released a disclaimer saying that Big Brother 13 housemate Jeff Schroeder’s anti-gay rant concerning Harry Potter character Dubmledore being gay in no way reflects the view of the station, but gay rights group GLAAD says this is not enough.
Schroeder’s anti-gay, anti-Dumbledore (almost as bad) rant aired this week and went a little something like this (as posted on GLAAD’s website):
Tipped to shock the legions of Glee fans, or Gleeks as they have become known around the world is news breaking out from Hollywood that three of the top stars will not be coming back for season four.
Hot news that the incredibly popular regulars Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Chris Colferwill are not being asked back for the fourth season comes from an interview the series creator Ryan Murphy held with gossip site Hollywood Reporter.
Murphy advised that the top three stars will leave he show a the end of the third series, mentioning the characters they play will graduate school "You can keep them on the show for six years and people will criticize you for not being realistic, or you can be really true to life and say when they started the show they were very clearly sophomores and they should graduate at the end of their senior year.” Murphy said.
This also follows on from another top star Chord Overstreet being axed the Fox musical hit. Of course there was no mention of the pressure rumoured to be placed on the creative process of the show from the Murdoch owned Fox – who have been said to be deeply unhappy with the whole level of homosexual acceptance in the show.
Meeting someone off the TV that you fancied during your childhood is one thing. Interviewing such a person is quite another.
Especially when you used to emblazon his boyish, dimpled face in Smash Hits-poster form across your bedroom wall. Especially when that person is hot gay actor Andrew Hayden Smith. On the afternoon of his GT shoot I promised myself, in the name of professionalism, that I’d do everything within my power to disguise the massive crush I’ve had on the Byker Grove, CBBC and Doctor Who star for the last one, two, three…oh, 15 years. But inevitably this wasn’t to be easy.
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Jason Shaw
Even before it was broadcast there was much hype and controversy regarding the new UK Channel 5 reality show. Candy Bar Girls has already had complaints about it’s trail, which are being investigated, the first full episode of the reality show aired on TV last night.
The lovely Russell Davies, the incredibly talented man behind Torchwood, Dr Who and Queer As Folk is said to be writing and developing a brand new show about the lives of gay guys. So far it’s not clear if it will be as vibrant or ground breaking as Queer As Folk, nor is it clear who has commissioned the show, although it’s believed BBC Worldwide Productions are involved.
Following Brian Sewell's homobashing trash in the UK’s Daily Mail, bashing the UK’s leading soap for being to gay, one of the shows leading stars fights back.
From Jason Shaw
Brian Sewell, one of the most ridiculous homophobic bisexual art critic hits out again at popular culture, this time in a Daily Mail column. 
It’s single purpose seems to be to enrage the gay community, pour scorn and contempt on TV soap Coronation Street. Before you read the article, remember this is the man that said he considered it ‘an affliction’ that he was attracted to men and a disability. That ‘the public don’t know good from bad’ and wants everyone on the north to have “a pox or a plague upon the North so they can all just die quietly”
One of the UK’s leading TV writer and creator, Russell T Davies launched an outspoken attack on David Cameron and Nick Clegg the leaders of the UK’s coalition government over spending cuts to the nations premier broadcaster the BBC.
Davies, one of the BBC’s senior writers, has called the leaders “savage and evil people” he claimed the Conservative Party was “buffoonish” but “lethal as a laser”. The BBC is facing wide ranging and sweeping cuts, which will see a massive cut back in services, shows, talent and buildings.
