Lance Bass wraps his arm around former Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star Jai Rodriguez while partying in Atlantic City, New Jersey over the weekend.
Last night, Lance was pulled up on stage by Britney Spears at her last U.S. concert at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Brit gave the openly gay singer a lap dance while she performed “Breathe on Me.”
Later in the evening, Lance stopped by the Mirage’s Beatles Revolution Lounge weekly gay party, “Closet Sundays.” More Here! »
One of our sponsors, Fanta, let us know that the Fantanas, aka The Fanta Girls, are coming back after a brief break.
You know their catchy jingle! “Don’t you wanna wanna Fanta? Don’t you wanna wanna Fanta?” If you’re still clueless, check out the video below. It features Wilmer Valderrama, Lance Bass, Adrienne Bailon!
Fanta also launched their new website. Check it out at Fanta.com.
There is a storm being caused by gay marriage and we are all in serious trouble. Sophia Bush and a bunch of other celebs got together to shoot The Gaythering Storm, a Funny or Die parody of the The Gathering Storm ad made by the National Organization for marriage, which preaches against same-sex unions.
The comedy sketch also features: Alicia Silverstone, Lance Bass, George Takei, Sarah Chalke and Jason Lewis.
But!!!!!!!!! Before you watch the parody, watch the original The Gathering Storm video on YouTube.
Zac Efron’s new comedy sketch for FunnyorDie has been released! The vid’s description reads: Zac’s Uncle Hank and his girlfriend, Randi, crash Zac’s pool party and they just can not be cool.
The sketch features his on-and-off-screen girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens, Nicole Richie (and longtime love Joel Madden), Lance Bass, Justin Long, Carmen Electra, Queen Latifah, Brittney Snow, Jessica Stroup, Brody Jenner, Jessica Rose (lonelygirl15), and Zac’s 17 Again costars Thomas Lennon (Reno 911) and Nicole Sullivan (Rita Rocks).
Be sure to check out pics from the FoD brainstorming session and the actual taping of the sketch!
WHAT DO YOU THINK of Zac’s pool party — FUNNY or DIE?
Earlier this month, former boybander Lance Bass talked about an N’Sync reunion.
JC Chasez says it’s not so!
When asked by Pop Wrap’s Jarrett Wieselman about the reunion rumors, he said, “No. We haven’t discussed anything like that. I don’t know. Honestly, I can’t speak for him or as to why he would say that but I know nothing about one.”
JC is a judge on America’s Best Dance Crew, which premiered last tonight. You can watch the episode online or wait until the next new episode, which airs @ 10PM on Thursday.
Lance Bass sips on a cocktail at the afterparty for the premiere of Twilight at the Armand Hammer Museum on Monday in Los Angeles.
The 29-year-old former boybander stepped out in a hazed brown two-button peak lapel suit jacket and a navy and brown plaid slim tie by John Varvatos.
Lance just blogged a post at Us Weekly about this week’s Dancing With The Stars semi-final round: “Producers wanted me dance to our song ‘Bye Bye Bye’ for my freestyle routine if I make the finals, but I think [doing an *NSYNC routine] would hurt me in the end, because Len doesn’t like my *NSYNC moves. Instead, I’ve decided to go with classic hip-hop moves from today with old-school music. Right now, I’m leaning towards dancing to ‘Tricky’ by Run DMC, but I’m going to poll my fans on my MySpace page to see what they like best. It’s either that or ‘Ice Ice Baby.’ I’ll even let them weigh in if they want the ’80s mullet back!”
WHO ARE YOU rooting for to win this season of DWTS?
Here are some more great quotes from Clay Aiken’s cover story from People:
On why he came out of the closet: “It was the first decision I made as a father. I cannot raise a child to lie or to hide things. I wasn’t raised that way, and I’m not going to raise a child to do that.”
On the news possibly overwhelming some of his fans: “Whether it be having a child out of wedlock, or whether it be simply being a homosexual, it’s going to be a lot. [I hope my fans] know that I’ve never intended to lie to anybody at all. … But if they leave, I don’t want them to leave hating me.”
On coming out to his mother four years ago: “I started crying in the car. It was dark. I was sitting there, thinking to myself. I don’t know why I started thinking about it … I just started bawling. She made me pull over the car and it just came out… She started crying. She was obviously somewhat stunned. But she was very supportive and very comforting. She still struggles with things quite a bit, but she’s come a long way.”
On raising his son Parker raised in an environment that is accepting: “I have no idea if he’ll be gay or straight. It’s not something I’ll have anything to do with, or that he’ll have anything to do with. It’s already probably up inside the code there … No matter what the situation you’re in, if you’re raised in a loving environment, that’s the most important thing.”
Lance Bass, who famously announced his sexual preference in July of 2006, gave his reaction of Clay coming out of the closet to OK!: “It’s great! I’m so happy he’s finally going to be happy with himself and share that with the world. I think that’s so necessary for people to see. It’s good for the world.”
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