The Twitter account to the entertainment news site E! Online seems to be shut down due to an erroneous Tweet  calling pop star Justin Bieber gay.

Today (April 4) E!'s social media site has been suspended (this reporter has tried multiple times). According to various Tweets, and a number of news reports, the account was closed due to note saying the teen heart throb is gay.

An American university professor has attempted to create a link between a dead British economist’s homosexuality and the current financial crisis.

Niall Ferguson, author and history professor at Harvard University, spoke at the 10th annual Altegris Conference this week, an exclusive event for investors and financial advisors.

Openly gay pop star Ricky Martin has taken to Twitter to celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage in New Zealand and says that marriage equality in Australia is inevitable.

Martin is in Australia to star as one of the celebrity coaches on the Australian version of The Voice and used his Twitter account to post a YouTube video of the aftermath of the passing of New Zealand’s same-sex marriage bill in which MPs burst into applause and then rose to sing a traditional Maori love song.

If Anderson Cooper had to do it all over again, his foray into daytime talk shows would have been more Live With Kelly and Michael from the start than a pale imitation of The Oprah Winfrey Show.

Cooper's show, Anderson Live! was canceled last fall during the early weeks of its second season. But since that time, it has found its groove with a live format and a rotating array of guest co-hosts including Andy Cohen, Kathy Griffin and Kristin Chenoweth.

Adam Lambert is a single man again.

The Grammy nominee and American Idol runner up says he and Sauli Koskinen, a Finnish entertainment reporter, television host and radio personality, have split up.

'It’s been kind of on its way out in the last couple of months,' Lambert tells South Florida Gay News.

Yesterday (29 March) ABC News named entertainer Marie Osmond as its  Person-of the-Week. According to reporter Diane Sawyer, Osmond was given title because of recent legal arguments about gay marriage and Easter.

Professional Mixed Martial Arts fighter Fallon Fox was at a party celebrating a victory on Saturday (2 March) when she got a phone call she had dreaded for years.

It was from a reporter who knew she is a transgender woman.

Hugh Jackman, nominated for an Oscar this year for Les Miserables, has always shrugged off the persistent rumors that he must be gay.

But for his wife of 17 years, Deborra-Lee Furness, the gay talk is becoming more bothersome as the years go on.

'Just recently, it bugs her,' Jackman admits in the new issue of The Hollywood Reporter. 'She goes: 'It's big. It's everywhere!' '

Don Lemon was watching last week's Golden Globe Award when Jodie Foster took to the stage to accept the Cecil B. Demille Lifetime Achievement Award and to, after decades of speculation, confirmed to the world that she is a lesbian.

Only Lemon, an openly gay anchor and reporter for CNN, at first wasn't all that sure of what Foster was doing.

Parenting is the one job where doing everything right might never be enough. John and Jeanne Schwartz didn't fret when their youngest, Joe, would dress up Barbie or wanted to only play with 'prettiful' toys. 'Prettiful' was Joe's own created word. They assumed all of this might mean their son was gay, and were looking forward to the day when he was comfortable enough to come out.

Audiences previewed the highly anticipated Les Misérables with Anne Hathaway, Russel Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Helena Bonham Carter and Amanda Seyfried at New York's Lincoln Center on Friday (November 23).

Hathaway, who had to lose 25 pounds and a full head of hair for the role of Fantine, admitted to the audience that she didn't mind cutting her hair so short.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Dark Knight Rises star told the audience: 'When I eventually looked in the mirror I just thought I looked like my gay brother'.

Gay news anchor Anderson Cooper was forced to duck and cover during a live TV report in Gaza after a bomb exploded nearby.

The CNN reporter is seen jumping out of his skin, diving to the floor and shouting 'Whoa', after a loud blast interrupted his Sunday night piece on the country's escalating conflict with Isreal.

But ever the professonal, Cooper returned to camera to explain to viewers that it was the largest explosion they had heard in the last hour.

Cooper is also the host of a nighty show on CNN and a correspondent for 60 Minutes of CBS.