Bishop Eddie Long, the vehemently anti-gay head of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Georgia, released a statement through his attorneys Thursday saying “I am anxious to respond directly to these false allegations and I will do so. However, my lawyers have counselled patience at this time. But let me be clear; the charges against me and New Birth are false. I have devoted my life to helping others and these false allegations hurt me deeply.” According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Long, who said that he been “through storms and my faith has always sustained me,” asked for patience and added that he intends to respond publically to the charges during services this Sunday. To date, three young men have filed lawsuits against Bishop Long alleging sexual misconduct, contending that he manipulated his pastoral influence to coerce the three into having sexual relations.
Homophobia runs amok among the members of Survivor: Nicaragua, RealityBlurred.com offering the dense, depressing details.
Last week, as previously posted, Mike Catherwood, guest-hosting E!’s Daily 10 make a crude anti-gay comment regarding possible legal action taken against Adam Lambert for attacking a photographer in Miami, Catherwood saying “From what I know about jail, Mr. Lambert probably wouldn’t have too bad a time.” E! and Catherwood offered apologies – Catherwood’s awkward – but now GLAAD has news that E! has cancelled the show outright - October 1st the last time it will air.
X-Factor winner Joe McElderry and X-Factor, um, none-winner Olly Murs front row at Topshop Design spring/summer 2011 fashion show in London.
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