Showing posts with label Lance Bass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lance Bass. Show all posts

Sunday, February 8, 2015

Lance & Michael's Live Wedding Complete

Lance Bass married Michael Turchin on the E! Network this past week and it looks like they had an amazing time.  They are the first same sex couple to ever marry on live cable TV.  Afterwards, the two flew to Fort Lauderdale to officiate a mass wedding for 100 couples, both gay and straight.  They did it to celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage in Florida.  Congratulations to everyone!

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Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Want To Watch Lance Bass Get Married?

Lance Bass and Michael Turchin set their wedding date back in October.  If you were thinking to yourself, man I wish I could be there, you need worry no more.  Their wedding is set to air live on the E! Network December 20th.  A little gay apparel for your holiday season....bad pun I know.

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Friday, November 1, 2013

Lance Bass on Having Kids

Lance Bass and his partner Michael Turchin got engaged last month and now Lance talked to Good Morning America about starting their family.
All my friends basically did a baby pact and all had babies this year. I definitely have always dreamt of that. Growing up in the South, it’s all about family. We want to enjoy being a married couple for a couple years, but not wait too long. I don’t want to be too old. We have a little five-year plan. Plus, my friends are all having babies right now, so it would be amazing to watch them all grow up together. I would love to have a kid of my own, I would love to have Michael have a kid, and maybe even eventually adopt a kid who couldn’t find a home.

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Sunday, September 1, 2013

Lance Bass Engaged

Lance Bass put this picture on Instagram with the caption, "He said yes!"only a couple hours ago.  He has been with his boyfriend Michael Turchin since December, 2011.  They are such a handsome couple!

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Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Lance Bass on Ricki


Lance Bass discusses coming out on the Ricki show.
I didn’t tell a single person when I was with ‘N Sync. I didn’t tell a friend a family member—nothing like that. As long as I was with ‘N Sync I didn’t date a guy. I was completely asexual…but I knew from 4 years old that I was gay.



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Sunday, January 15, 2012

RuPaul Won't Stop Saying Tranny


Neil Patrick Harris and Lance Bass were raked over the coals for using the term Tranny. RuPaul recently gave his opinion on the subject and it looks like he won't stop saying it anytime soon. I'm not sure many people will argue with him but that doesn't mean it's ok.

It's ridiculous! It's ridiculous!… I love the word "tranny"…And I hate the fact that he's apologized. I wish he would have said, 'F-you, you tranny jerk!'


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Sunday, October 3, 2010

Lance Bass Was a Teenage Bully


Lance Bass talks about how he was a teenage bully who jumped on the homophobe bandwagon, I assume to hide his own gayness. But he comes off as a bit of an asshole, like it was ok to do it then because he was hiding himself, and it's ok to say this now because he's not. He really doesn't seem sorry. How can a man who spent his youth in a closet come across like this? I wonder what his other gay classmates who were actually picked on feel about this video.
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Holy Shit Everyone! Lance Bass is Gay!


Is this seriously a story? Is there even a point to typing anything here? I guess I could share that Lance is "officially" dating Amazing Race winner, Reichen Lehmkuhl. But, really, I think Lance Bass saying he's gay is the most redundant thing I've ever heard. This makes Ricky Martin's coming out look shocking by comparison.

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

A New Side of Lance Bass


I wouldn't have recognized the usually bleach blond Lance Bass if I hadn't seen the article on gay photographer Mike Ruiz. His latest photo shoot brings out another side of Bass and I'm liking what he did. There are enough cookie cutter boys in the world, I like em a little on the edgier side.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Lance Bass Dating Kyan Douglas



Lance Bass and former Queer Eye For The Straight Guy Kyan Douglas were seen out being very affectionate with one another. Their reps have denied to comment, always a good sign. I think they are a smoking couple and hopefully we get to see them a lot more.
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Saturday, May 30, 2009

What Famous People Have to Say About Prop 8



I was out of internet for a few days, so this post comes a little later than I meant it. But regardless, the above is a video of Arnold Schwarzenegger on The Tonight Show talking about the idiotic Prop 8 decision. If you want to read what a whole lot of other famous people had to say, look under the cut.


This really makes me sad. I thought we were more forward thinking than this, and I'm disappointed in the Supreme Court for being so closed minded. Everyone.. gay, straight, bisexual, transgendered, EVERYONE should have equal rights to marry who they want to. I have many gay friends and all I want is for them to be happy, yet this is just another obstacle in their way. Now they must continue fighting to be granted a basic civil right that many people take for granted. Shame on you, California! We must all continue to fight the h8!
- Kim Kardashian on her blog.

They decided to be indecisive. It was a ruling that doesn't resolve anything because there is still inequality. It's like [George Orwell's Animal Farm] -- some pigs are more equal than other pigs. We're more equal than some of the other gays and lesbians.
- George Takei to TV Guide on the decision to honor the pre-existing marriages.

That's just awful. I mean, when you see places like Iowa saying yes and there's now five states in America ... and California is supposed to be a progressive state. It just defies logic to me and I'm very disappointed with that.
- Sir Elton John to Access Hollywood. (For the record, there are only four states that allow gay marriage at present.)

This just should invigorate people to get it back on the ballot in 2010 and 2012 and every two years until all people are allowed a basic civil right.
- George Clooney to E!

No comment.
- Miss California, Carrie Prejean

So, will anyone be sleeping better tonight? Those full of hate and fear will surely be disappointed that 18,000 same sex couples will be living in wedded bliss, kissing their spouses goodnight, checking off those little ' married ' boxes on all those forms we fill out nowadays. That’s really going to drive them crazy. Then there are those of us like me who still dangle in ' domestic partnership. ' We can adopt our own children, but we can’t bring our partners who might be citizens from out of the country, here. We can’t file joint tax returns. I could go on. Who will be happy tonight? How do I explain this to my children? Well, you know Ellen? She is married but Mommy and I are not. That is liberty and justice for all? I am hopeful as I see more and more states turn to the inevitable future of equality, California will get there. Change takes time.
- Melissa Ethridge to Radar Online.

The decision to uphold Prop 8 is deeply disappointing. I can only hope to one day live in a country that grants equal rights, opportunity, and freedom to all citizens.
- Lance Bass (from Radar Online).

This is yet another sad day for our state and our country, on which we’ll look back in shame, forever. I held some hope that today’s CA Supreme Court ruling would NOT uphold the discriminatory amendment known as Proposition 8, denying equal marriage rights to the LGBT community of our great state. I believe that Proposition 8 was born from misinformation, mis-education, and, ultimately, fear. My hope was that we would at least maintain our current 18,000 California LGBT marriages of love and commitment, which we did. I fear this ruling will delay the positive political momentum shown nationally in recent months, toward the non-discrimination of our LGBT citizens. However, overall we continue to make steady progress, which I find reassuring. I believe in the good nature of Californians and Americans, in general, to find it unacceptable to recognize two classes of citizens. I know that, eventually, everyone will see the light, understand that this issue is about equality for all, and that we will do the right thing to accept, love, and support each other in all forms of equal rights.
- Reichen Lehmkuhl (Season four winner of The Amazing Race with his then-partner Chip Arndt) to Radar Online.

We're grateful this court did not overturn the civil rights of all Californians to amend our own constitution. The 7 million Californians who worked hard to protect marriage as the union of husband and wife are breathing easier today.
- Brian Brown, executive director of NOM (National Organization for Marriage).

Marriage is worth protecting because it is the way we teach the next generation: children need mothers and fathers. This victory for Prop 8 is a victory for children, for civil rights, and for the common good.
- Maggie Gallagher, president of NOM.

It may not be while I'm alive, but eventually it will work out that if two people want to get married, they can get married and it won't matter to whom. We went through this before with people of color. It will be OK.
Phyllis Lyon (the surviving partner in the first legal same sex marriage in California) to LA Times.

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Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Not a Womanizer






Towleroad has pointed out that Britney's "Womanizer," model Brandon Staughton, might not be all that much into women at all. It seems he has other pop influences...
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Monday, October 13, 2008

Lance Bass is Single


In an interview with After Elton, Lance Bass said that he isn't currently seeing anyone.

AE: If you could have a male dance partner other than your boyfriend Sebastian Leal (pictured left), who would it be?
LB:
Well, I don’t have a boyfriend.

AE: Oh, I’m sorry. I thought you did.
LB:
You get seen with one person and that’s automatically your boyfriend.

I guess that's the fault of people who run gossip blogs. Such shady people, those bloggers, fueling rumors and such. They should all be spanked.

Picture from the GLSEN awards the other night.
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