According to a post on Gossip Center:

Enjoying his time on holiday in Bora Bora, Adam Lambert was spotted jet-skiing in the Pacific Ocean on February 20.

The “For Your Entertainment” singer was joined by rumored boyfriend Sauli Koskinen as he raced around the crystal clear waters on his personal watercraft.

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According to a post on Examiner.com:

Well-known pop culture site AfterElton.com has published its Top 50 Gay Male Musicians list today, and ‘American Idol’ alum and Grammy nominee Adam Lambert rounds out the Top Ten.

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According to Celebrity Gossip:

The “For Your Entertainment” rocker was all styled up and clad in black as he headed out to dinner at the exclusive celebrity hangout the Grand Havana Room.

Not by his lonesome, Adam was joined by a guy pal while also walking arm-in-arm with his new European beau Sauli Koskinen en route to an awaiting ride after the tasty late night meal.

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The singer has been on tour here in the U.S.  and throughout the world for the better part of this year in support of his debut CD For Your Entertainment, a record that has has achieved Gold status in the U.S.  and is achieving even greater success internationally.  His hit song “Whataya Want From Me” went platinum last April and the video for  the song “If I Had You” recently made VHI’s list of Top 40 Videos of 2010.

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According to KTVU:

The “American Idol” runner-up, who is touring Asia, told The Associated Press in Hong Kong that his “main goal is to keep people entertained – not to make them uncomfortable.” Lambert is slated to perform Thursday at a stadium in Muslim-majority Malaysia’s biggest city, Kuala Lumpur.

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The announcement: “It gives us great pleasure to announce that over 1 million copies of Adam Lambert’s debut album, For Your Entertainment, have now been sold worldwide. Congrats to Adam for his incredible success, and let Adam Official be the first to thank all of you fans on his behalf.”

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According to a post on Auhana:

Drew Barrymore has praised gay singer Ricky Martin for opening up about his sexuality – insisting his admission will help other celebrities ‘come out’.The Livin’ La Vida Loca hitmaker ended years of speculation about his love life last month (Mar10) by revealing he’s a “proud homosexual”.

And the Charlie’s Angels actress has applauded Martin for his honesty, as she believes his story will help other gay stars feel accepted.

She tells Access Hollywood, “My lofty goal in this world is that we can live in a world that doesn’t judge each other, I just want people to be able to live their lives that are true to them. I celebrate what (Ricky) is doing because we have to create a world for each other where acceptance is first and foremost.”

Find out who else is talking it up and out about Martin at: Auhana!

All the writers’ names have been redacted, but their grammatical errors — and in many cases, fairly naked homophobia — remain intact. Even (or especially) if you agree with Adam’s contention that he has nothing to apologize for, you’ll want to read just how strongly America rejects “lewd bisexual” performances, and you should feel the pain of viewers who found themselves “truely disguisted” [sic, obviously].

More at: Idolater.com!

This year’s portfolio of 100 gay men, lesbians and transgender people, plus ally Cyndi Lauper, was shot entirely by award-winning photographer Jason Bell, and is the largest annual magazine portfolio in the world. Bell’s portraits draw inspiration from the classroom and the schoolyard as the unifying theme for this year’s portfolio. Actor Neil Patrick Harris smokes in the bleachers, director Pedro Almodovar sports a hickey, Top Gun icon Kelly McGillis stares moodily from a school bus, and playwright Tony Kushner coyly aims a slingshot at an unsuspecting target.

Lambert on Lambert:

“To some people, me being sexual is really offensive because I’m gay. They’re like, ‘He’s being really gay.’ And I’m like, actually, ‘No, I’m just being sexual.’ Male sexuality is frightening to America [but] female sexuality is all over the place.”

Featured among the other major honorees:

Wanda Sykes: Entertainer of the Year

The comedian emceed Barack Obama’s first White House Correspondent’s dinner earlier this year, and landed her own nighttime talk show on Fox that premiered this month.

Cyndi Lauper: Ally of the Year

No pop diva has flexed her muscles for gay equality as much as Cyndi Lauper. Among her most laudable achievement is the True Colors Residence in Harlem—the first permanent supportive housing facility for LGBT youth in New York State. “Kids are coming out in greater numbers as they see themselves accepted and represented on TV and in movies,” says Lauper. “But they’re still being kicked out of their homes or running away and living on the streets. We need to make sure we’re taking care of them.”

Rob Marshall: Artist of the Year

The six-time Tony-nominated choreographer and director follows up his Oscar-winning Chicago with another movie musical, Nine, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Penelope Cruz, and Sophia Loren, among others.

Dan Choi: Newsmaker of the Year

After making waves in March when he appeared on the Rachel Maddow Show as a spokesperson for Knights Out, a group for gay West Point students and alumni, Choi was notified that he’d be investigated for breaching Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy. In spite of a petition in his support, with some 162,000 signatures, Choi was discharged, and has since taken a leading role in the fight to end DADT.

Christopher Bailey: Stylemaker of the Year

The 38-year-old Creative Director of Burberry who draws inspiration from the such sources as cult gay British director Derek Jarman and artist David Hockney, has been responsible for turning the label into a multibillion-dollar powerhouse.

For the complete Out 100 go to www.out.com/Out100

On sale Tomorrow: November 24, 2009

Members of the hate-filled, close-minded, controversial Westboro Baptist Church were spotted outside the HP Pavilion, carrying signs that criticized homosexuals and chanting about Lambert’s sexuality.

The season eight runner-up revealed his sexual preference in an interview with Rolling Stone last month, a few weeks after he finished second to Kris Allen on the Fox series.

These peopl NEVER cease to amaze me.  Read more of this story at: The Hollywood Gossip!