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Adam Lambert says that his newest video, released today, was inspired by his experiences at Burning Man. Suitably trippy, eh?

New music from the just-out former member of Menudo, Angelo Garcia. Surprisingly not terrible. His voice reminds me of Miguel Bose.

Courtesy of the Karpel Group, today we have two great swag giveaways! First up is the Cinema Pride Collection, a ten disc DVD collection of classic gay movies, available today exclusively from Amazon. The very first gay-themed film DVD collection from a major motion picture studio, The Cinema Pride Collection debuts only at Amazon.com on June 8 from Twentieth Century …

In an interview with Windy City Times, Andy Bell says about his new single: “The song—which features a backing vocal riff inspired by Diana Ross in Ain’t No Mountain High Enough—is really inspired by my friends in New York City, and hanging out in the bars in the East Village. I’ve been told the video looks a lot like the …

Clay Aiken appeared on The View yesterday to talk about why he came out when he did and about being a new dad. This clip concludes with Aiken’s performance of Unchained Melody, which is from his new album, Tried & True.

“I don’t even think there is bad taste anymore. American humor is bad taste — that’s what we import, that’s what television is about, reality television is based on that. I think it kind of ruined bad taste, because you’re asked to feel superior to the subject matter, which I don’t think I ever do. I think I always look …

Last night’s listening party for the upcoming third album by Scissor Sisters, Night Work, was a blast. In the house: Jake Shears, uberblogger Andy Towle, promoter Joe Fiore, and our own Father Tony. Plus lots of familiar faces and DJs from Manhattan nightlife. Big thanks to Fly-Life’s Martha and Carmen Cacciatore for putting it all together. As always, the slideshow …

JMG, Towleroad, Josh Wood Productions, Fly-Life, and Downtown Records co-host a listening party tonight for Night Work, the upcoming third studio release from the Scissor Sisters. LOCATION: Rockbar NYC on Christopher Street in the West Village. TIME: 7pm-9pm. BOOZE: Open Absolut and Budweiser bar from 7:30-8:30.

“I’d heard that a lot of professional actors were gay. Acting seemed like a chance for me to meet like-minded people. You know, at that time same-sex love in Britain got you into prison. Homosexuality was being completely hushed up. Gay teachers, politicians or firemen – that was something unthinkable. When I was young I thought I was the only …

Tomorrow night JMG, Towleroad, Fly-Life Inc., Josh Wood Productions and Downtown Records present a “first listen” playback party celebrating the launch of the third Scissor Sisters album, Night Work. The party runs for two hours beginning at 7pm at Rockbar in the West Village. Open vodka and beer bar courtesy of Absolut and Budweiser from 7:30-8:30. I have a feeling …

If you cannot get enough of Jane Lynch (and who can?), Katie Couric has conducted a 30-minute interview. Couric says she loves Glee because it “celebrates all the right values for all the right reasons.” (Via – Towleroad)

All Hulu has is the full episode, so you’ll have to fast-forward to the big Aerosmith showdown between NPH and Matthew Morrison.

This is Michael DiMartino, whose sign language dance clips I’ve posted here several times, performing original music under the stage name, Chase. Here’s his site. You may spot him at Joan Rivers, Jackie Beat, and Lady Gaga shows this summer, where he’ll be working as an onstage ASL interpreter. And he’ll be performing in a NYC concert of his own …

“It is my contention that Ramin Seetodeh is not happy with himself. He has particular shame about being gay. He sees gayness, particularly open and unabashed gayness, or effeminacy, as a reminder of what he does not like about himself. And so he attacks it. His own shame translates into his paralysis when thinking of others who might have his …

Impossible as it may seem, Glee even outgayed itself last night with Kurt’s performance of Rose’s Turn from Gypsy. And you just gotta love the lyric change to “Everything’s coming up homo!” Sing out, Louise! And move over, Patti and Bernadette. (But not Ethel!) I’ll add the actual clip to this post when it goes up on Hulu.

Gay hip-hop/R&B from J.R., about whom I know nothing. But I think I recognize the boy he’s chasing from the “movies.”

Pogo, the 21 year-old musical genius from Perth, Australia, whose trippily gorgeous compositions using vocal samples from classic movies have captivated us for the last couple of years, has done it again. Using the sounds of his mother’s garden and samples of her voice, here is his Mother’s Day tribute, Gardyn. RELATED: While his YouTube channel continues to carry his …

Producer Stuart Price’s influence is quite evident on this, the first single from the upcoming third album by Scissor Sisters. Elton John meets The Killers’ Human. And that’s a very good thing. UPDATE: Video pulled for blah, blah, blah.