Yes, He Is Gay- Clay Aiken Comes Out.

Perez Hilton and People Magazine ^

[netmilsmom]

>>I think there is little doubt that being “out” as gay, probably does not do much for his record career. <<

No way. Being gay is the new black. Some people seem to use the line, “I have gay friends.” like they used, “I have black friends,” when I was a child to show how hip they are.

Pitifully, the gays seem to like being used as a status symbol. My black family sure didn't.

[Malacoda]

Go on...women loved him!

/sarc

[Soul Seeker]

We’re all shocked.

[tioga]

who is that?

[dfwgator]

You mean he was just pretending to like girls?

[maggief]

[Paradox]

You make a good point. I have heard some derision from Lesbians about the hollywood faux gayness thing. “Gay for Play”, or is that “Gay for Pay”...

[CaliforniaCon]

how about Clooney!!!

[palomonte]

for a moment - I thought you were talking about Claude Aikins - that would be a surprise - if he’s even still alive.

[Vinnie]

This one was a ..DUH! As long as he’s not a militant or flaunts it I don’t care.

Watch NASCAR? I get a laugh at the way they push Kasey Kahne as some sort of sex symbol.
Now really!

[maggief]

or Will Smith?!

[CougarGA7]

Sure, after all homosexuality is simply a chemical inbalance in the brain and is as much a mental ailment as bipolarism and the like. So I can see how it could possible be present since birth.

Unfortunately, it is socially acceptable disorder so no effort is ever made to treat it.

[Revolting cat!]

This just in:

Major Hollywood Star Straight!

[TexasNative2000]

Hasn’t it been a bit over 15 minutes?

[JRios1968]

In other breaking news, water is wet

[wildbill]

Did you just say, “people should lay off of him?”

What are you, some kind of homophobe?

[4yearlurker]

I thought there was a reason he floated across the stage.

Okay but I'm still on the fence about Clinton, the guy from “What Not To Wear.”

[Signalman]

[Texas Songwriter]

Does that picture say he wants to find a guy who can thrust?

[maggief]

“There is a gay sensibility to makeovers that makes us a natural to be on the shows and to watch the shows,” says Clinton Kelly, a gay fashion expert on TLC’s “What Not to Wear.”

http://www.sovo.com/2003/11-28/arts/feature/yours.cfm

Y’all can get off that fence now. :)