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Actor Matt Bomer, who stars in the hit series White Collar and will be featured in the upcoming male stripper film Magic Mike, has come out as a gay man this week. Bomer has never really shied away from living his life openly and honestly but he has never actually spoken publicly about his longtime relationship with his partner Simon Halls (who is also the father of Bomer‘s 3 children). Over the weekend, Bomer was honored with an award at the Desert AIDS Project’s Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards and in his acceptance speech, acknowledged his partner and their children … essentially publicly acknowledging his homosexuality :)

Last week the Washington State legislature passed a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in the State of Washington and earlier today, Governor Christine Gregoire signed that bill into law. Washington today becomes the 7th state in the US where same-sex marriage is legal. The law will not go into effect until June and opponents of marriage equality are already planning their attempts to overturn the law but … no matter … today is another day of jubilation and celebration of the advancement of equal rights for all in this country.

Amazing news to pass along today … just one day after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that California’s Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, the Washington State House of Representatives voted yesterday to legalize same-sex marriage in the State of Washington. The Washington State Senate approved the bill last week and now that the entire WA State legislature has passed the bill, all that is required is the signature of Democratic governor Christine Gregoire for the bill to become law! Gregoire has promised that she will sign the bill into law next week, then Washington will be the 7th State in the United States of America to legalize same-sex marriage.

OMG … amazing news to share today … the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that California’s Proposition 8, banning same-sex marriage in the State of California, is UNCONSTITUTIONAL! As you may recall, back in August of 2010 Federal judge Vaughn Walker ruled that Prop 8 is unconstitutional but new same-sex marriages here in California were NOT allowed to take place until his ruling was taken up by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Now that the appeals court has ruled that Prop 8 is unconstitutional (affirming Judge Walker‘s 2010 ruling), the matter will move to the US Supreme Court who will decide whether to make a ruling on the case. Click below for more deets and find out exactly what all of this means.

While everyone seems to be all wrapped up in Lana Del Rey, I am really falling in love with another young female musician named Azealia Banks. Azealia, who used to record under the name Miss Bank$, is an extremely talented rapper from Harlem, NY who has dropped one of the most infectious songs that I’ve heard in years. Her song 212 has been making the rounds online for a few months now and The New York Times finally noticed. Azealia is featured in a new interview with the Times that sheds some light on this exciting new performer. Click below to meet Azealia Banks.

Actress Cynthia Nixon, who boldly shaved off all of her hair for her new Broadway stage play Wit, caused a bit of a stir earlier this week when she made comments that suggested homosexuality is a “choice”. What Cynthia was saying was that for her, personally, being gay is a choice because after choosing to be in a heterosexual relationship, she now chooses to be in a homosexual relationship. I suggested that what Cynthia was describing is bisexuality … and today we learn that, yes, that is indeed what she was trying to convey. In a follow-up interview with The Daily Beast, Cynthia maintains that “nobody likes bisexuals” and therefore, she doesn’t like using the term. But, whether she likes it or not, homosexuality is not a choice except for those who are bisexual.

Comments made by Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon about homosexuality being a “choice” have been ruffling a few feathers. I’ve read headlines that erroneously quote Nixon as saying “Homosexuality is a Choice” and that assertion is completely false. What Cynthia actually said is for HER, being gay is a choice. I think it is very important to make the distinction that Cynthia Nixon is speaking for herself and no one else. Click below to read what Cynthia Nixon has to say about her personal decision to “choose to be gay” … but read her comments in full before you jump to any conclusions.

Actors Neil Patrick Harris and his “better half” David Burtka are featured on the cover and in the pages of the new Love issue of Out magazine. Neil and David were each interviewed individually for their coverstory feature and they each share their love story together with the world. In addition to the couple’s very sweet, very touching, very real story, Neil and David are featured in a photospread that showcases their love for one another … and it is a very beautiful thing to behold. Click below to read some excerpts from their Out magazine coverstory interviews and check out some beautiful photos from the accompanying photospread.

It seems like every Hollywood star EVER has been attached to rumors of homosexuality … and that includes Hollywood stars that are no longer living. Hollywood legend James Dean is among the big name stars who was rumored to be gay and an upcoming new biopic film titled Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean takes on those rumors head on. Joshua Tree tells the alleged tale of Dean‘s secret romantic relationship with men. Whether true or not, I’m sure there is a segment of the movie going population that is terribly intrigued by the notion of James Dean being gay. Click below to read more deets about this upcoming biopic film and check out the film’s trailer in full.

Back in December Trent reported that Rose O’Donnell was engaged to Michelle Rounds, her girlfriend of less than a year. Originally we heard that they would be married by xmas (and that even seemed like a massive rush) but now we hear that they plan for spring nuptials…