Marie Osmond is currently making the promo rounds for her new memoir, The Key Is Love: My Mother's Wisdom, A Daughter's Gratitude, and she's speaking openly about her gay daughter, Jessica, and her own support for marriage equality.

Marriage equality is a bit of touchy subject for the Osmond family right now. Marie, herself, is a practicing Mormon and her brother Alan actually hosted a "pro-family" rally earlier this week in Utah in support of "traditional" heterosexual marriage. 

See what Marie has to say after the jump. 

Clive Davis, the man largely responsible for the music of the past few decades, has come out as bisexual in his new memoir. 

If you've ever wondered the behind-the-scenes story of how hero hottie (and past Instinct Leading Man) Victor Fehrenbach helped defeat "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," his new tell-all tome should tie-up any loose ends. 

In his just released memoir Twists & Turns, Matthew Mitcham comes clean about an addiction to crystal meth that he developed in the years between winning gold in 2008 at the Beijing Olympics and this year's London Games. 

Apparently there was nothing fake about the chemistry between Kirstie Alley and John Travolta back in the Look Who's Talking days. 

They were in love, y'all! 

Or at least Kirstie was in love with John. Was this a typical "straight girl falls in love with her (ALLEGEDLY) gay BFF" situation or were Kirstie and John truly a star-crossed pair?

Kirstie tells all to Barbara Walters as she promotes her new memoir, The Art of Men, after the jump!

We definitely get the fascination with Ian Thorpe and his Thorpedo--specifically whether said Thorpedo is thrusting through seas of men or women (or both).

But it seems the Aussie swimmer is a bit offended by the speculation, and not because he's opposed to being gay.

Hear what he has to say after the jump as he sits down with an Australian interviewer in promotion of his memoir, This Is Me. (We'd recommend skipping to 5:13.)

Since Neil Patrick Harris can do (and seemingly has done) everything, we kinda just assumed he'd probably written a book or three. 

It turns out he hasn't, but that's about to change. 

One of our favorite gay dads is about to write a memoir, y'all! 

More after the jump.

And the parade of irrelevant former television stars continues...

Jimmie 'JJ' Walker, of the 1970's CBS sitcom Good Times, has spoken out against same-sex marriage.

You remember JJ, right? He played "JJ Evans" and coined the catchphrase, "Dyn-o-mite!"

Oh. You don't remember JJ? Us either. Still you can see what he has to say after the jump.

Set your DVRs, gays.

Sir Elton John joins NBC's Today for an exclusive sit-down with Matt Lauer to chat about his first-ever memoir, Love is the Cure: On Life, Loss and the End of AIDS.

According to Today, "John speaks candidly about the personal toll AIDS has taken on his life, and his passion for his work in the fight against the disease. He also opens up about his struggle with drugs, alcohol and bulimia, and he reveals deeply personal details about going public with his own sexuality."

Sounds intense! More after the jump.

We knew she was a gay icon for a reason!

According to the new book Marilyn Monroe: My Little Secret, it's revealed that the love between gays and Marilyn Monroe was nothing short of mutual. 

We mentioned that Dick Cheney's memoir was coming out this summer in our May issue, but at press time the book's cover had not been released. Well, it's out in the public now and everyone has an opinion on it. See the cover and weigh in, after the jump.

In his new memoir Does The Noise In My Head Bother You, American Idol's (that's all he's done in his career, right?) reveals a past experimentation with gay sex. So, how did he like it?