Interviews
(Advocate.com/Regent Media)
Nick Carter embraced his gay fans before it was trendy -- at 17, he posed for the cover of a gay teen mag, unheard of at the time. Now, with a new Backstreet album in stores, Nick is sober, happy, and, most important, back.
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Kathy Griffin gets serious about gay rights, offends Jesus lovers, tells Miley Cyrus she can suck it, and manages to promote her new book Official Book Club Selection, all in a 15-minute interview.
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People may refer to her as the girl who was unceremoniously ousted from Destiny's Child, but with her outspoken thoughts on gay marriage and her pearls of wisdom for Chris Brown, LeToya proves this is her moment. By David Michael Conner
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Mandy Moore returns with a crafty new album that proves some "Candy" can mature into more substance than sugar. On topics from her gay brother's pre-Prop. 8 marriage to those Britney comparisons, Mandy doesn't hold back.
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Genre-bending Jewel's concerts bring together gays, bikers, and conservatives, but her something-for-everyone persona doesn't keep her from having opinions on gay marriage, Sarah Palin, and Lady GaGa.
(Advocate.com/Regent Media)
Britney Spears is a perennial favorite of the type that chases ambulances -- not for the potential lawsuits, but just to get a glimpse of the tragedy inside. On her new album, Circus, Spears begins -- finally -- to justify some of the idol worship that legions of gay fanboys have heaped upon her image.
(Geek Monthly)
Tori Amos opens up about her love of geeks, doll parts, and her newest—and geekiest—project.