Four gay men were attacked at a recent Lafayette, Louisiana showing of The Guilt Trip. A man, seated with his children behind the victims, began spewing anti-gay slurs directed at the group of gays. After being asked to stop, he physically assaulted one of the men by punching him in the back of the head. Details follow. 

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? 

After Elton's delightful Louis Virtel sat down with Barbra Streisand (and Seth Rogen, but who noticed?) for a little chat as Babs promoted her latest film The Guilt Trip. 

He eschews some of the typical questions and we got the impression that Babs got quite the kick out of him! (We did too!)

Did you? Watch after the jump.

TIME's Joel Stein had the luxury of taking Barbra Streisand on a mini-road trip (from Malibu to Beverly Hills--mini, indeed), and managed to unearth a detail that may send the world off its axis. 

Who does Babs want to cast as the lead in her remake of Gypsy?

And no, it's not Carrie Underwood. 

Find out after the jump.

Because of our much-deserved obsession, we're not allowed to be within 500 feet of the legendary Barbra Streisand, so we're giving you a chance for the honor instead! And, hey, you get to see the premiere of one of the holiday season's most buzzed about movies in the process, so it's win-win-WIN! 

Register (it's free!) with our website, then head to our Swag Suite area for the full details and to enter for a chance to win a pair of passes to the Los Angeles premiere of The Guilt Trip (in theaters December 19). You MUST live in or be in the L.A. area on December 11 to win. Good luck!

Former Instinct cover hottie and Priscilla star Nick Adams starred in Broadway's aptly named Monday night tribute to Barbra Streisand, "Hello Gorgeous! A Salute To The Streisand Songbook." 

Say "Hello, gorgeous" to Nick as you watch the mascara-d & muscled hottie belt Babs's "Lover, Come Bac To Me," in the video after the jump!

Our gay-dored diva Barbra Streisand has been treating the world to her "Back To Brooklyn" tour and we're pretty sure every cabaret gay/choir boy was green with envy when Babs brought her openly gay son, Jason Gould on stage for a duet. 

Barbra and the Josh Groban lookalike performed "How Deep Is The Ocean." Watch after the jump!

Beyoncé has crushed the dreams of many a gay hoping to hear the diva's take on "Evergreen" by exiting the fourth remake of 1937's A Star Is Born.  

What Barbra Streisand might call catharsis, gay fans call an early Christmas! The living legend has dropped Release Me, a new album featuring previously unreleased songs from her entire career (spanning back to 1963!). 

If you want to gag on the latest from Babs along with us, register (it's free!) with our website, then head over to our Swag Suite area to complete your entry for a chance to win Release Me on CD. Good luck!

A forthcoming Christmas album featuring the reunion of Grease stars John Travolta and Olivia Newton John has been announced (while another thing continues to be kept secret, despite the best efforts of that holigay cover). 

BoyCulture has more deets: The album will have an original duet written by the "You're the One That I Want" writer and guest spots by Barbra Streisand (really?), Kenny G, Cliff Richard, Tony Bennett, James Taylor and Chick Corea.

Well, now it'll certainly be the gayest time of year!

Calling all our musical theater gays. We think it's time to take a moment.

The Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award-winning composer of classics like "A Chorus Line" and "The Way We Were," Marvin Hamlisch has passed at age 68.

More (including statements from Barbra and Liza) after the jump.

Despite Daniel Craig's protests, the Kardashians have surfaced in Barbra Walters's just-announced list of "Most Fascinating People of 2011." Which other questionable or worthy personalities made the annual honor?