Gay pop singer George Michael has been involved in a car crash on Britain’s M1.

An air ambulance, and other medics, were called to the incident which happened at 5.50pm yesterday (16 May) near the motorway’s (freeway) junction with the M25, the main ring-road around London.

Michael, 49, was a passenger in the car.

A statement from his publicist sent to GSN and other media said: ‘George Michael was a passenger in a vehicle involved in a traffic accident yesterday evening, no third party was involved.

In 2012, Gay Star News reported at least three separate deaths in the months of July, August and October where gay men died of suspected drug overdose in clubs and sex saunas.

British gay singer George Michael has returned to UK after reportedly spending two months in rehab for ‘emotional anxiety’.

The 'Faith' singer secretly checked into The Sanctuary clinic in Byron Bay, New South Wales, the Metro reports.

A statement from the singer’s spokesperson said: ‘There is no truth in the rumor circulating on Twitter about George Michael. George Michael is perfectly fine.’

Gay pop legend George Michael has cancelled the Australian leg of his tour, revealing to fans he is battling ‘major anxiety’.

The ‘White Light’ singer, who suffered a severe case of pneumonia, announced the news in a statement on his website.

He said: ‘Since last year’s illness I have tried in vain to work my way through the trauma that the doctors who saved my life warned me I would experience.

‘They recommended complete rest and the type of post-traumatic counseling which is available in cases like mine.

Gay pop stars George Michael, Jessie J and Neil Tennant were part of the line-up of British singing talent given the honor of closing the London 2012 Olympics today (12 August).

Tennant, half of 80s pop group Pet Shop Boys with Chris Lowe, performed their classic West End Girls as part of a medley of music celebrating London. The scene was set a backdrop of the UK capital’s famous landmarks, covered in newsprint with celebrated quotes from British literature.

British gay pop star George Michael is to perform at the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games on Sunday (12 August).

Michael has just confirmed the rumors that he will take part in the ceremony, which sees the extinguishing of the Olympic flame, on Twitter.

He told Twitter followers: ‘Spending most of the next week rehearsing like crazy for the Olympic Closing Ceremony.’

The first words out of George Michael's mouth when he awoke from his coma last year were: 'I'm king of the world'.

Stranger than the remark was the accent he spoke in.

According to Michael, 48, he spoke in a West Country accent for two days after waking from the coma.

'There's nothing wrong with a West Country accent,' said Michael, 'but it's a bit weird when you're from North London'.

Such is the severity of the singer's health condition last year.

Gay pop legend George Michael has released teasers from his new music video, in which his life is saved by supermodel Kate Moss.

Entertainment website Digitalspy reported the teaser stills and confirmed Moss will appear in the video for White Light.

Three decades on from George Michael’s first single Wham Rap, the gay pop sensation says he’s returning to the charts with the release of new track White Light this summer.

The song, which is released on 12 August, marks the 49-year-old's return to music since recovering from his battle with pneumonia at the end of 2011.

He has waited until summer 2012 to resume touring as he now thinks his vocal cords are ready for performance.

British 80s pop duo Wham! are reportedly set to reform for a one-night gig after 30 years.

Openly gay George Michael and musical partner Andrew Ridgeley, who announced their decision to split in 1986, are planning a ‘pop extravaganza’ to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut hit, as reported by The Mirror.

Elton John and George Michael have had albums debut at number one on the Billboard charts but neither were openly gay at the time. So Adam Lambert made some history on Wednesday (23 May) when his album Trespassing opened in the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart.

By selling 77,000 copies, Trespassing dislodged Carrie Underwood's Blown Away and outperformed Lambert's first album, For Your Entertainment, which had debuted at number three.

'Thank you to the Glamily for helping me make HISTORY!' Lambert tweeted to his 1.5 million followers on Twitter.

George Michael, now fully recovered from the pneumonia that nearly killed him last year, has sent out a tweet to fans saying he has completed his recording of White Light, a song that is a tribute to the fans who prayed for him to pull through.

'Ok my lovelies, WHITE LIGHT is done and dusted!' he tweeted earlier this week. 'Am I allowed to say it may be the best dance record I've ever made!'