General David Petraeus On DADT, DADT Debated In Washington, An Antidote As To Why The Ban Should Be Lifted, Elton John Explains Jesus Was Gay Remark, Christian & Olli Americanized, The Hurt Locker Wins Huge At Baftas, Dave Franco And Hunter Parrish Are Next, Arthur Sales Sporty, Zachary Walks Noah

United States General David Petraeus, appearing Sunday morning on NBC’s Meet The Press, when asked about plans to repeal the military ban on gays serving openly said “I served, in fact, in combat with individuals who were gay and who were lesbian in combat situations, Frankly, you know, over time your said hey how’s this guy shooting or how is her analysis or what have?” Despite evading host David Gregory’s question for a personal response on lifting the policy of “don’t ask, don’t tell” from the General, Petraeus did say that “there is a process at work here now, David. I think it is a very sound and good process.”

The General’s appearance arrives at a time when reports that lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are expected to hear interrogate top military officials to try and determine whether repealing “don’t ask, don’t tell” would alleviate a fundamental problem in the military or would prove disruptive.

A report offering a reminder that the sexual orientation of a service member matters little if at all to his or her fellow service members.

Elton John clarifies his statements that Jesus was gay.

A gay storyline from the German drama Verboten Liebe (Forbidden Love) is being adapted for North American television, according to reports. Christian & Olli, about a gay couple living in Dusseldorf, is being adapted by Sam Martin, a former executive at HBO, and will be set in Portland, Oregon. Casting for the critical roles has yet to be announced.

The Hurt Locker, thankfully, won big at the Baftas Sunday, in London, England, winning a total of six awards, including best picture, best director, and best original screenplay. The dismal and dumb Avatar won only two awards – best special effects and best production design. Colin Firth deservedly won best actor for his work in A Single Man, and Carey Mulligan won best actress for her work in An Education. Mo’Nique won best supporting actress for her turn in Precious and Christoph Waltz won supporting actor for his turn in Inglorious Basterds.

Details – the not gay, but gay magazine – profiles the new, next generation of Hollywood leading men, featuring the so cute Hunter Parrish, Dave Franco, and Liam Hemsworth.

More Arthur Sales, this time an editorial for Sport & Street.

Zachary Quinto and Noah take a walk Saturday, in Los Angeles, California.