We're rushing to newstands this Friday for the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly.

According to EW, "In this week’s Entertainment Weekly special report cover story, writer Mark Harris examines the new, casual method gay celebrities are using to reveal their sexuality publicly for the first time."

More after the jump.

Shockingly (read: not shockingly), Queen Latifah didn't actually come out as a lesbian when she performed at Long Beach's Gay Pride event in May.

Still, she's got nothing but love for the gays (whether she happens to be one of us or not). 

Check out what she had to say on the subject after the jump!

Nothing opens our eyes (and mouths) wider in the morning than a wake up shot of Joe Manganiello stretching a pair of suspenders past their limits. While we pour a bit of our nonfat skinny vanilla triple soy latte on the sidewalk in memory of all the suspenders that sacrificed themselves for the new "men of Magic Mike" shoot for Entertainment Weekly, why not follow the jump and check out the pictures that's sure to get your day started off right!

The autopsy and toxicology reports have been completed surrounding the death of Whitney Houston.

Details after the jump.

Entertainment Weekly has revealed it's "2011 Entertainers of the Year," with one of the community's greatest (and handsomest) straight allies taking the top position. So since we used every remaining shred of will-power for the day not making a silly pun on the end of the previous sentence, please follow the jump to find out who EW has selected as 2011's greatest entertainer before we spill the beans...

Being hailed as the new "Queen of Comedy" the breakout star from Bridesmaids and Mike and Molly is having one helluva year! Catch the other photos, including her posing with some of our favorite drag queens after the jump!

A salvo of applause is due today to Sean Maher (who currently plays a closeted character by the same first name on NBC's new period-piece, Playboy Club.) The actor says the industry resisted his sexuality early on and admits witnessing homophobia regularly, but has ultimately decided to make a hero move by coming out publicly as gay. We couldn't be more ready to welcome the brave (and hot!) actor with open arms. (Details follow.)

...and we still love him for it. 

Now that his adorbs giggle has stopped echoing in the gay blogosphere, what is Anderson Cooper saying in reflection of the "stunning" response? 

It's not only our Spidey senses that are tingling after checking out the new pictures of Social Network hottie Andrew Garfield! Thanks to the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, we get to see the a whole new side (just take a look above!) of the Amazing Spiderman. Follow the jump for more (including a rippling Andrew shirtless)!

We've long suspected that the handsome (and hilarious) Jason Bateman was hiding something tight, toned and yummy under all those pesky clothes he insists on regularly wearing (the nerve!). Thankfully, for the new cover of Entertainment Weekly, he proves our inklings were right. Follow the jump to ogle see the shirtless Jason Bateman!

The upcoming cover of Entertainment Weekly has just been released and it features two of our favorite TV faces:

Can you say adorable?!

Are you intrigued to read EW's "Gay Teens On TV" feature?

The funniest gay couple to land on TV since Bert and Ernie, Mitchell (openly gay Jesse Tyler Ferguson) and Cam (the lovable Eric Stonestreet) cover this week's Entertainment Weekly ahead of Modern Family's highly-anticipated return to our DVR's and/or Hulu queues! Inside the issue, Ferguson and Stonestreet discuss the Sept. 29 "Big Gay Kiss" episode that has kept our fingers busy at the QWERTY all summer long.

“It’s nice that people care so much, but it kind of bums me out in that now it looks like we’re doing something because somebody begged us to or pressured us to,” Stonestreet tells EW. “The [writers] wanted to tell a good story and not just make a moment out of it. It should just be normal, natural, and sweet, and done...