• Janet Jackson denies she popped out a daughter 18 years ago. Sounds like she’s following the Michael Jackson school of thought: Deny! Deny! Deny!
• Boston wants to spend $100,000 to attract more gays and lesbian travelers. What a waste of money. We can’t think of a better promotional campaign than being the capital of the only state with legalized same-sex marriage.
• Henry Rollins claims he isn’t gay. Yet in the same interview he raves about the homo-heavy flick Capote. He also loved Flightplan, In Her Shoes, and, like us, is just peeing his pants in anticipation of Brokeback Mountain.
• And speaking of Capote, it’s been nominated, along with Brokeback, for Best Feature in this year’s IFP’s Gotham Awards. Good going, fellas.
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• In attempting to ban gay marriage in Texas, Republicans have worded the law so it could potentially ban all types of marriage. Hmm, this sounds familiar. (Fourth item)
