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To Make a Long Story Short ... Esparza keeps the Faith, Red State gets a flyover, and more!

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Brian Juergens, Contributor
 on November 1, 2007

  • A new book claims that former Australian Prime Minister Sir William McMahon was gay ... but his wife begs to differ.
  • Groundbreaking made-for-TV movie That Certain Summer aired 35 years ago today. Star Martin Sheen spoke recently about playing a gay role in 1972.
  • Out Tony nominee and recent Pushing Daisies guest-star Raul Esparza (pictured above) may be taking the flashy lead in the new Leap of Faith Broadway musical (based on the 1992 Steve Martin movie).
  • Given the potential gay content of Kevin Smith's planned Christian fundamentalist experimental horror movie Red State, it's a shame that the Weinsteins passed on it. Although I have to admit, rereading that description I can't say I can really blame them...
  • Wait, have I not mentioned Cheyenne Jackson all week?! Here's an adorable slideshow of the out actor and his Xanadu on Broadway castmates recording the album for the show. Push-ups before singing? Hubba hubba! (Above pic by Leonard Lewis)
  • A book about scandals involving the University of Kentucky football team in the sixties is raising disputes for its game-fixing allegations, but not the claims that players had gay sex with Rock Hudson at parties for money. Because, really, what's more All-American than that?
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