The morning after his second Emmy win for his performance as gay teen Will Horton on Days of Our Lives, Chandler Massey was feeling grateful.

'It's been a gift. I'm just lucky to have been swept up on this wave,' the actor told Gay Star News Monday (17 June). 'It's been such a thrilling ride.'

The scenes for which he won this time had Will kissing another guy for the first time then confiding in his maternal grandmother asking her if she thought he was gay.

Ross Mathews sat in for Chelsea Lately host Chelsea Handler this week and found himself face-to-face with Mark-Paul Gosselaar.

Gosselaar, who made teen girls and gay boys swoon during his years as Zack Morris on the sitcom Saved by the Bell, now stars on the legal dramedy Franklin & Bash with Breckin Meyer who appeared with him on Chelsea.

Matthews had a crush on him then - and now.

Irish gay host Graham Norton has broken up with his boyfriend of two years.

The ‘Graham Norton Show’ host and Father Ted actor has reportedly split with Canadian software designer Trevor Patterson.

Asked whether he was in love, The Mirror reports Norton said: ‘No, not at the moment.’

When the most popular talk show host in the UK was told someone would be lucky to have him, he responded: ‘If only now, if only now. Tweet me.’

Emmy winning actress Jane Lynch, best known for her role on TV's Glee, announced Monday (10 June) and she and her wife of three years are getting a divorce.

Lynch and Dr. Lara Embry were married on Memorial Day in 2010.

'Lara and I have decided to end our marriage,' Lynch said in a statement. 'This has been a difficult decision for us as we care very deeply about one another. We ask for privacy as we deal with this family matter.'

A newspaper in the Philippines has dropped a long running popular comic strip after  it received complaints about a cartoon that suggested the nuns and students of the all girls St Scholastica College in Manilla were lesbians.

Pugad Baboy (Nest of Pigs) had become one of the Philippine Daily Inquirer’s most popular comic strips since it began publishing it in 1988.

But Sister Mary Thomas Prado, the college’s principal threatened to sue the newspaper unless it launched an internal investigation into how the offending cartoon was published.

Gay men are turning out to be the hosts with the most this awards season.

On the heels of last week's news that Tony Awards host Neil Patrick Harris would be hosting the Primetime Emmys in September comes the announcement today that Sam Champion will co-host the Daytime Emmys later this month.

'So psyched!' Champion said via Twitter on Wednesday (5 June).

A Mexican soap star, famous for playing lothario villainous roles, has come out as gay.

Sebastián Ligarde, 59, who starred in the influential telenovela Quinceañera, said he was inspired by singer Ricky Martin.

The actor said while it would be ‘much easier to lie’, he said coming out was a ‘day of relief’.

Adam Lambert, one of the most successful American Idol alums in the show's history, said this week he'd love to return to the singing competition as a judge.

'Dude if they called me, “I’d be like yeah. Where do I sign?”' Lambert tells Hollywood Life. 'It would be very cool. It would be exciting.'

Anyone who saw the Madonna episode of Glee a few seasons back knows that Jane Lynch (aka Sye Sylvester) can sing.

Her version of Madonna's Vogue is a classic (see second video below).

But Lynch, paired with Jordan Peele, goes in an entirely different musical direction in this big ballad parody that looks like one of those cheesy duets from a 1970s television  variety show.

But it's a cheesy song with a message: Separation of Church and state.

Neil Patrick Harris has been chosen to host the 2013 Primetime Emmys in September.

The star of TV's long-running How I Met Your Mother last hosted the Emmys in 2009 and will be hosting the Tony Awards next month for the third time.

'I couldn't be more honored and excited to be hosting this year's Emmy Awards,' Harris said in a statement. 'And what perfect timing — I'll just do the exact same script I'm about to use for the Tonys. "And the Emmy for Best Revival of a Musical goes to Breaking Bad!" See, told you it works.'

Saturday Night Live (SNL) Korea has apologized for a skit in which a male nurse makes effeminate movements while a patient groans in agony, and then asks for the (male) patient's phone number.

But the TV show didn't apologize for the stereotyped and offensive portrayal of gay men, but to nurses for any 'hurt' that could have been caused by the skit.

In the segment, shown on Saturday 18 May, Hong Seok-cheon, South Korea's most famous gay man, played the nurse.

Former X Factor UK contestant Lucy Spraggan has unveiled her debut single.

The lesbian singer-songwriter, who competed on last year’s season of the British reality competition show, will release ‘Lighthouse’ on 1 July.

‘Lighthouses are my good omen,’ Spraggan says. ‘When I was in the US and stuff went wrong, when I’d miss the last bus or I’d run out of money, I’d always see a lighthouse on a piece of paper, beer bottle or in real life then things would start getting better.’