Gay media watch dog group GLAAD will celebrate their sixth annual OutAuction, during which patrons can bid on pieces by Herb Ritts, Patrick McMullan and Rosie O'Donnell.

New York-based photographer Matteo Trisolini's take on the Last Supper will also be on the block. No word on whether Catholic League Bill Donohue will protest the event, but we bet he'll be intrigued to hear that Bud Light sponsors the queer celebration.

Being a Gloomy Gus gets us nowhere. Unfortunately, millions upon millions of people can't get out of their rut. While an estimated ten percent of those countless millions simply can't find a suitable dick, the majority suffer from - you guessed it - depression. Olympic diver and avowed homosexual Greg Louganis counts himself among those remaining millions.

The experience of writing his autobiographical book, Breaking The Surface weighed on his already perturbed emotions. Heeding co-author Eric Marcus' advice, Louganis headed to the headshrinker, found out the deal on 'the d-word' and enlisted as an awareness activist, "With any type of mental illness, there’s an education and an understanding that needs to take place."

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Art fags can stop wishing on stars, eyelashes and dandelions: British singer Elton John has decided to share his art collection with the masses. Or so say married gossip mongers Rush & Molloy:

Elton John will spend millions to build a gallery at his British estate showcasing some of his more than 2,500 photos, including works by Robert Mapplethorpe, Andy Warhol and Herb Ritts, says a source. The musician also will build a house for a curator…

No word on where interested parties can apply - don't worry, you're probably not qualified.

(Thanks PBR Chicken for the spot on image!)