In New Interview, Perez Says He’s Really More of a Racist Than a Homophobe
Perez Hilton, who Gawker points out was “never the intellectual high jumper,” gave an interview to The Advocate in which he dug himself still deeper into the puddle of PR stupidity in which he usually splashes around.
Welcome back from the long weekend, friends. To kick things off today we bring you a quick selection of awkward celebrity boners, c/o AwkwardBoners.com.
Sacha Baron Cohen, who lately only appears in public as Bruno, flew into the MTV Movie Awards this weekend wearing a pair of wings, a leather kilt and a jock strap — and quickly fell into Emiem’s lap face-first.
It’s a new day in America, gentlemen and ladygays, and not only can homos take each other to prom (in certain liberal cities), but a flaming queen can achieve the dream of generations of queens before him and be voted prom queen by his peers.
In one honorary Grabby prize we haven’t mentioned yet, Erik Rhodes took home Best Lube Job, or Best Lubed, or something to that effect, for his honorable work
With shifts in the gay industry press, the Grabbys may soon be the only gay porn awards in town. And if they continue to be as exciting as this year’s, we don’t think anyone will complain.
From the Department of TMI comes this little tidbit about Shia LaBoeuf having a small peen.
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You can always count on a holiday weekend for a few photos of some male celebrity shirtless on a tropical island trying to enjoy a little downtime with his beard/girlfriend.
Gay stereotypes are damaging. Like, just because we’re gay — and druggy, slutty, and alcoholic — people are always like, “Oh, you’re such a druggy, slutty alcoholic.” So homophobic. But there is one stereotype that we’re willing to embrace, and that’s our complicity in black diva worship. (‘Cept Tyra. She can go home.)
You just know Ian McKellan dreads that phone call every year. “Hello, Sir Ian? It’s Out Magazine. Guess what?! You’ve been selected to be on the Out 100 for the eleventh year running!!” 

We have a deep appreciation for Rock Hudson and all the other “perpetual bachelors” of mid-century America, and feel a certain kinship with the proto-homos of yore. We understand that prior to AIDS and parades, we weren’t exactly on the suburban radar, but, uh, 



With love, The Sword.
