37 U.S. Senators have sent a letter to President Obama asking him to issue an executive order that would put the Employment Non-Discrimination Act in place.

This would protect LGBT employees from discrimination by federal contractors.

More after the jump. 

TimeOut New York's annual feature crowning the hottest chorus boys on Broadway always leaves us singing from the top of the hills, and this year's production is no different. Follow the jump for a taste of which throbbing thespians made this year's ripped cut!

Rupert Everett has once again made time in between busy appointments with cosmetic surgeons to promote a life lived in the closet. This time around, Rupert's homophobic acting lesson was dispensed in an interview with BBC's Hardtalk in which the aging actor tells younger generations of hopefuls to not be true to themselves so that they can make more money in Hollywood or on Broadway.

Though Liz & Dick should've shut down the entire award industry by winning every honor imaginable, Lindsay Lohan's greatest triumph has been noticeably snubbed by the Razzies committee. Which movies were actually worse than the Lifetime Liz Taylor biopic? 

Helping Matt Bomer prove that the old adage "all the good men are gay or taken" is actually quite true, Matt Dallas, the blue-eyed star probably best known from Kyle XY, has come out of the closet and announced his engagement to his boyfriend. 

Glee's Chris Colfer--who's quite the multi-hyphenate at this point with his  new fllm Struck By Lightning and his various novels--is one of Hollywood's youngest out actors, but does he have any professional concerns about being out and proud?

See what he has to say after the jump!

It's time to cash in the 401k, take a life insurance policy out on grandma, finally sell that sex tape—whatever it takes to win a lunch date with our future husband Zac Efron. 

Scott Evans, the openly gay actor most well known for playing Officer Fish on One Life to Live and brother of Captain America's Chris Evans, was arrested in L.A. last night on an alleged narcotics charge. More details after the break.

Updated Wednesday, 2:15 p.m. PST

On Tuesday, the MSG Network said it would take down all posters associated with its recent advertising campaign that some are arguing is homophobic, based on the implication that Broadway actors aren't "real men."

The particular ad that sparked the uproar reads, "It's Friday night. You can either see a Broadway harness malfunctioning or you can watch real men fly."  

More after the jump.

What would Will & Grace have been like without Will?

Or at least Will as we know him? Apparently we almost had to find out as according to Megan Mullally, who played our patron saint booze hound, Karen Walker, Eric McCormack initially turned down the role.

Why? He didn't want to play gay. 

Watch the short clip from Mullally's interview on Larry King Now after the jump.

Gwyneth Paltrow was on the receiving end of a pretty interesting question while working the red carpet at the premiere of her latest film, Thanks For Sharing.

The film follows various characters battling sex addiction. 

Xtra! reporter, Nicolas Kazimia asked, "What do you think is harder today, being a sex addict or an out gay actor in Hollywood?"

How did Gwyneth respond? Find out after the jump (and skip to 0:38)!

Newsies received 8 Tony nominations yesterday and at least a few of its (cute) cast members broke the actor stereotype to wake up by 8:30 a.m. and watch the announcement. Some smarty-pants at Disney thought it would be a good idea to film their money makers watching the Tony nominations to promote the show and we can't say they were wrong!