On last night's Unsung, TV One's Behind the Music for R&B and hip-hop acts that never quite crossed over into pop megastardom, New Edition's Johnny Gill discussed his life and career. The show regularly examines gay rumors that its subjects have faced (Freddie Jackson and EPMD's Erick Sermon both denied such rumors on past episodes), and Johnny Gill's profile was no exception. That's doubly unsurprising given the reach of the rumors that he and his good friend Eddie Murphy were romantically involved. As usual, Gill denied that there was any truth to the talk, calling himself, somewhat hilariously, "150,000 percent heterosexual."

Could the reason for Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps' hyperbolic hatred of homosexuals be the result of an ongoing battle with his own repressed homosexuality?

You hear them all the time, you read them in blind items, and your friend at the bar knows someone who knows someone who definitely used to sleep with a guy who used to sleep with Bradley Cooper. Yes, we're talking about celebrity gay rumors. But when do you think they're actually true?

Daniel Craig just picked up a $1.9 million TriBeCa penthouse. The National Enquirer also just suggested he's gay. Could the two be connected?

What do you do if you're a formerly hot actor plagued by gay rumors? Hire a street performer to make out with you in front of the paparazzi, of course. We submit the footage to frame-by-frame analysis.

Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston are all up in our grill again. This must have something to do with those gay rumors. Every famous male gets them at some point, but how can you tell whether or not they're true?

We all know by now that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are the most awkward couple in Hollywood, if not the entire world. Last night, Keith Olbermann proves that he too reads InStyle magazine and that he couldn't get enough of their nutty Katie Holmes interview this week. In it, she says that Tom thinks it's hot when she has a security detail. Olbermann and Best Week Ever's Paul F. Tompkins think that this tactic isn't exactly the best way to a woman's heart. (They are correct!)