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At last … I am finally able to share some very exciting and fun news with all y’all. Earlier this year, I was asked to do a guest appearance on the insanely funny LOGO animated series Rick & Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple in All The World and I immediately accepted. At the time, I hinted that I had “a thing” to do but couldn’t talk about it until now. The new season of Rick & Steve premieres on LOGO this coming Tuesday November, 11 at 10PM and an animated version of me (with my voice) will appear in that season premiere ep. Here is a screencap of what I look like in the animated world of Rick & Steve:

LOL! I’m cute, right? I’ve already been able to see the clip of my cameo and I gotta say, I think it’s really freakin’ awesome. I can’t wait for y’all to see it. I have some fun behind-the-scenes stuff to share from my experience taping my voice work. Woot! I’m so glad the new season of Rick & Steve is nearly upon us! Make sure you tune on next Tuesday night at 10PM on LOGO to watch my world premiere as an animated character ;)

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The cast of Twilight are featured in the new issue of Vanity Fair magazine in a small but very beautiful photospread. Calling the as-yet unreleased film the “Brideshead Revisited of the Fanged and Forever Young” (a description I find mildly appropriate), the cast got all glammed up for the spread. Here are a few pics of the cast, including the two leads Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, in this month’s issue of Vanity Fair:

I gotta say … I don’t think I’ve ever seen Kristen Stewart look so … pretty! She’s usually so glum and miserable looking … I quite like her when she cleans up. R. Pattz, bless his heart, still looks a bit disheveled but at least he doesn’t look as disheveled as he usually does (and I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing). Cam Gigandet looks hot as heck. The end. Click HERE to read the VF Q&As with these young stars of tomorrow.

Yesterday we got to see the first of three Twilight collectible magazine covers for this week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly … and today we get to see the other two covers. After the jump, check ‘em out …

Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty (who I like to refer to as the male Amy Winehouse) was spotted roaming the streets of London, England last night with his computer laptop in hand looking utterly and completely dazed and confused. It seems to me that the poor lad was desperate to find a computer tech to mebbe fix his broken computer? Where is the Geek Squad when you need them?

Actually, it turns out that Pete was on his way to The Monarch Pub in Camden for a gig he was doing there. So while it may not be computer problems that the man is dealing with these days, that is not to say that there aren’t other problems that he has to contend with. After the jump, check out a very scary close-up photo of Pete lookin’ an absolute fright last night …

It appears that Victoria Beckham, who has made her way to the UK this week for reasons that are unknown to me, may have come upon hard times as of late. For some strange reason, VB was snapped lowering herself to the point of having to get home from Cipriani restaurant … in a common taxicab … after dining in the Mayfair district of London last night:

Could it be that Vicki B‘s animatronic central processing unit was malfunctioning, erroneously thinking that this taxi was, in fact, her chauffeured limousine? I don’t know that I’ve ever even heard of VB deigning to be seen using public transportation ever since she hit the jackpot by marrying David Beckham. Could these hard economic times be affecting even the great Posh Spice? What will her famous friends back in LA say?

[Photo credit: Splash News]

Pop star Xtina Aguilera has gone on the record this week to express her dismay that marriage equality was defeated in the State of California this past Tuesday. Xtina sat down with MTV and talked at length in a new interview about her disapproval of the legalization of discrimination in California:

On Thursday, pop star Christina Aguilera joined Fall Out Boy and other celebrities who’ve spoken out against Proposition 8. “Last night, there was a whole rally that I saw for Prop. 8,” she told MTV News. “A lot of people came out with their signs, and I think [Prop. 8] is discrimination and I don’t understand how people can be so closed-minded and so judgmental. We chose an African-American president, and it means so much … [it's] a time in history of great change and open-mindedness. Why is this any different? It just doesn’t make sense to me. Why you would put so much money behind something [aimed at] stopping from people loving each other and bonding together? I just don’t understand it. It’s hard for me to grasp. But I would’ve been out there with my rally sign as well.” A few moments later, she added, “Mormons aren’t gonna buy my album but, you know, what are you gonna do?”

Her interview with MTV comes as another night of protesters took to the streets of California to oppose the attempt to strip away same-sex marriage rights. The MTV report continues:

Demonstrators took to the streets of Los Angeles for a second straight night Thursday to protest Tuesday’s passage of California’s Proposition 8, a ballot measure amending the state’s constitution to eliminate the right of same-sex couples to marry, which passed by a 52 percent margin. The measure supersedes a state Supreme Court ruling that briefly gave same-sex couples the right to wed. The Associated Press reported that more than 2,000 people convened outside the gates of a local Mormon temple to condemn the church’s role in getting the measure passed. Protestors contend leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spent millions in television ads and mailings in an effort to encourage its followers to vote in favor of the proposition. The protests continued in the face of questions about whether civil attempts to overturn the prohibition could succeed. The passage also puts the 18,000 same-sex marriages performed in California over the past four months in question. Some fear those marriages will be nullified, although supporters of the ban claim they won’t seek to invalidate marriages already performed. Demonstrators converged outside a temple in the city’s Westwood section Thursday night and made their way toward the western end of Los Angeles, chanting, “Separate church and state” and “What do we want? Equal rights,” according to the AP. Two people were reportedly arrested following a confrontation between the crowd and a man in a pickup truck, who was displaying a banner supporting the measure. One demonstrator ended up with a bloody nose in the fracas; seven people were detained during Wednesday’s protests. Three legal challenges were filed by gay-marriage proponents Wednesday, arguing that the measure was actually a dramatic revision of California’s constitution rather than a simple amendment; constitutional revisions must first pass the state’s legislature before going to the voters.

It’s clear that many people are still outraged by the passage of Proposition 8 here in California and are doing everything they can to work toward its repeal. I commend the people willing to actively participate in the struggle to achieve equality for all, not just in this State but across the country for all minorities who are discriminated against. Again, this fight for equality is far from over … the struggle will not end until marriage equality can be enjoyed by all citizens of the US, in all 50 States. After the jump, watch video of Xtina‘s interview with MTV regarding the passage of Proposition 8 …

Last night I asked Jordan to be my guest at Madonna‘s LA stop on her Sticky & Sweet World Tour at Dodger Stadium. Overall we had a really fun time, it was the first time that Jordan saw Madonna in concert, but I gotta tell you … last night was not without its travails. Because the traffic sitch was so horrible and because we did not want to miss a single second of the show, we had to park our car about a mile away from the venue in order to make our way into the stadium. Trust me, it was not the best way to start out the evening but … sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. Once we arrived, tho, we had a blast. My very good friend and Semtex Girl Denise not only got us amazing floor seats but we also got passes for the Hospitality Tent backstage before the show. We ran into Fergie, Lisa Rinna, Lucy Liu, Hayden Panettiere and Kristin Cavallari all within 10 feet of one another … but because we were more interested in Madonna, we didn’t stick around to chat. Here are a few pics from the show last night:

The show was very cool but I have to admit that I preferred last year’s Confessions on a Dancefloor tour. Even still, there was quite a bit of show to enjoy last night. My least favorite song on the new album Hard Candy is She’s Not Me — I think it’s silly and a bit ridic — but the live performance of it in this show (with the Madonna wannabes) was pretty inspired. I may not like the song but I loved the performance. I was also very taken with the “rock” version of Borderline. There are a lot of fun surprises peppered thruout the show, I can see how diehard Madonna fans really love this show. Clearly the biggest and best surprises were the guest appearances by Britney Spears (which we talked about earlier today) and Justin Timberlake. JT came out to perform all of 4 Minutes with Maddy and did a pretty spectacular job with the choreography (it was the same routine he did with her in NYC earlier this year at her Hard Candy Promo Show at the Roseland Ballroom). The show overall was really very fun. Near the end of the show, Madonna addressed her sadness that Prop 8 was passed in California … she encouraged proponents of equal rights to continue the fight to end discrimination. Then she told the crowd to “come near the stage” and a sea of people overrun the security guards and pressed up against the barriers, filling the empty spaces left by the celebs who were not in their seats. Twas fun. I can’t wait to see the show again in Detroit in a couple of weeks ;)

I got to meet a few Pink readers last night … including Robbie from Australia and Katie who is pictured below. Here are some personal pics from last night’s fun:

Jordan and I met up with Darion and Cameron after the show to hang for a bit before we all made our way home. Jordan and I, of course, had the long mile trek back to our car but since we were walking downhill and were still on a Madonna high, it wasn’t that bad a trek at all. The show got a very late start and we got home later than I anticipated but it was a freakin’ awesome night. Much, much love goes out to Denise for taking such good care of Jordan and me. I love her to bits, thanks again!!

No plans for tonight … I think I’m gonna veg like a mofo. The weekend looks bizzy so I might want to rest up.

• Papa Joe Simpson reveals that daughter Ashlee is “ready” for her baby to come.
• Will.i.am‘s new Obama Victory Song The Man debuts on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
• The new season of American Idol will premiere on January 13, 2009.
• Mos Def is most wanted.
• Yeah Yeah Yeahs to release new album next year year year.
• Mebbe folks aren’t interested in a book full of grammatical errors? That’s what Courtney Love‘s blog is for ;)
• Are y’all ready for The Real World: Brooklyn?
• Daniel Craig gets nekkid on film again.
• Melissa Etheridge firmly believes in No Taxation without Representation.
• Katy Perry gives folks an eyeful on the red carpet at the 2008 MTV EMAs last night.
• Audrina Patridge is a swell gal.
• Gwen Stefani and fam vacay in Hawaii.
• Repo! The Genetic Opera premieres.
• Yunjin Kim (Lost) is 35, Jeremy London & Jason London are 36, Christopher Knight (The Brady Bunch) is 51 and Joni Mitchell is 65 years old today. Click HERE to see who else is celebrating a birthday today.
• Noel Gallagher talks shizz about Radiohead.
• Some folks at 60 Minutes draw the ire of some folks in China.
• HBO plans to air a documentary on President-elect Barack Obama.

Yesterday we learned that Amy Winehouse‘s husband Blake Fielder-Civil was released a month early from his conviction for attempting to pervert justice in the UK. Blake was allowed early release from incarceration on the grounds that he immediately enter into a rehab program. Amy, who has been in and out of hospitals in the past few weeks, was not on hand for her husband’s release because she had her own tragedy to deal with. Here are pics of Blake waving to the media from his new rehab home and of Amy venturing out on the streets of London with her father Mitch Winehouse to chaperone:

While I am still skeptical that early release from jail in order to serve out the final month of a criminal sentence in rehab is really the right way to go about things, I am encouraged that Blake seems willing to get help. Of course, the decision to “get help” in a cushy rehab facility over renaming in a jail cell prolly made more to do about comfort rather than a genuine desire to “get help”, I’m willing to give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Now, if only Blake‘s bride Amy would join him in this rehab facility so that they can “get help” together. Amy Winehouse is a poor shadow of the immense talent that she possesses and it is very sad to see her wither in front of our eyes. While it’s great to see that her father is involved in her life, I think she needs something stronger than parental supervision to get her act together.

[Photo credit: Bauer-Griffin, Splash News]

Pink reader Lisa gave me the head’s up that Courtney Love posted a new blogpost on her official My Space profile today and in her latest treatise, she seems to be VERY CONFUSED about voting for California Proposal 9. A Yes vote for Prop 8 meant that you want to strip away marriage rights for same-sex couples here in California. A No vote for Prop 8 meant that you want to allow marriage equality for all. According to the text of C. Love‘s latest blogpost, it looks like she got it wrong. Here is the full text of Courtney‘s post which talks about her knowledge of Prop 8 and then meanders onto other topics (online shopping? anyone?) that don’t seem to make sense at all. All spelling and grammatical errors are her own:

Friday, November 07, 2008 — blown away

that prop 8 passsed! motherfuckers! who voted against it!
it was confusing language in malibu there were kids reminding us to vote yes thatthe language was conbfusing and people were votingno when they meant yes or soemthing
also i heard the drums with just guide guitar and bass and i started crying it was fucking beautiful
all ic an tell you is that this cliche is true
this will be beyond worth the wait
ivenever seen a man so focused
1steampunk
2etsy
3citizens band
4hand of fatima
5 poetofsummer
6boudoir queen
the last three are etsy geniuses, theres so many id tellyoumy name sinc ei jjst did so much christmas shopping there and its amazing etsy is so fucking now.
its my favourite site EVER. and its CHEAP.
ugly dolls to amazing jewelry rubies for nothing, its amazing a massive community of women witha few brilliant male artisans, the way the world should be!!!!
trust me on this as long as i deliver on my end
you will be thanking me for making you wait so long
courtney
with resin glitter and paint on my hands
who needs to get laid.
oops did i just share that? well too fucking bad.

While some may have found the language on the ballot “conbfusing”, I think a careful read of the language of the proposal might’ve cleared up any “conbfusion” in the voting booth. To be honest, I’m shocked that Courtney Love even had the inclination to vote in the first place. While she doesn’t actually say that she did, indeed, vote — the implication is that she voted. The implication is also that she voted for Prop 8 erroneously and accidentally added to the tally against marriage equality in California. Courtney Love‘s blogposts, while usually hilarious and always confusing, have never made me sad before. This one deffo does.

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After making a suspected emergence in LA late last week, Brad Pitt deffo popped up in NYC this week … and homeboy was proudly showing off his new lip hair. Following in the footsteps of Jude Law and Pitt‘s BFF George Clooney, Brad is the latest member of the new Fraternal Order of the Porn’stache in Hollywood — behold:

While the ‘stache look really works on Jude Law (I am a *huge* fan of the Jude’stache) and George Clooney, I think Brad‘s new porn’stache makes him look sketchy. He reminds me more of John Waters rather than anything resembling sexy. Mebbe it’s just me but I’m not loving this look on Brad. That said, his creepy little ‘stache is LIGHT YEARS BETTER than his previous flirtation with facial hair (EEK!). What do y’all think … do we like?

[Photo credit: Splash News]