Hopper Penn might be following to closely to his outspoken father's footsteps. The 19-year old son of Sean Penn is in hot water after shoving a paparazzo while calling him "faggot" and "n-gger."

It took him a few days, but Elton John's hubby finally got the memo that you don't f*ck with the Queen of Pop. Have you seen Madonna's muscles? Yea. Don't mess with that. 

He spent the early part of the week putting Madge on blast but now David Furnish is blowing smoke up her bleached a** (apologies for falling into verse there, but it was quite poetic, wasn't it?). Details follow. 

The comedy club rant that wouldn’t die last year is going to get one more shot in the spotlight—but this time with a fictional slant. Get the details on how 30 Rock plans to work in Tracy’s foul mouth after the jump.

In its July 25th issue, Star Magazine (via a story published in its online outpost RadarOnline on Wednesday) alleged that Chris Brown erupted in yet another anti-gay tirade. Today, Chris Brown and his publicist are lashing out against Star for what they say are false claims. 

Earlier this month, three gay American men were subjected to a brutal anti-gay attack while on holiday on St. Lucia. The Caribbean island government has finally issued an official statement apologizing for the attack. 

"I hate gay people. I let it be known. I don't like to be around gay people. I'm homophobic. I don’t like it. It shouldn't be in the world or in the United States.”

Former Miami Heat player Tim Hardaway isn’t the same person he was when he uttered those painful daggers of words two years ago. Or that’s what he’d like you, the NBA and interested endorsers to believe.

Just ahead of a Tim Hardaway Foundation event benefiting The Trevor Project in Miami, Hardaway has released a statement that reveals his more tolerant self: “Gays and lesbians, we don’t have to accept the act, but we have to accept them as people. Especially children, we don’t want them to kill themselves. We want them to live their lives as they want...