After dropping long-time and “Amazing Race” partner Chip Arndt, Lehmkhul star-fucked his way through gay Hollywood until he hit pay dirt – Lance Bass. Their short-lived, rickety romance ended just six months after it landed within the pages of People Magazine, but Lehmkhul already got what he wanted – relevance among the vain and vapid. Case in point: This fall the former Air Force captain will headline Logo’s “Real Housewives” rip-off, “The A-List: New York,” a reality program that will follow the lives of six equally pathetic gay men. The first indication that this show will blow? Somebody at Logo doesn’t know the alphabet – or has an incredibly sinister sense of humor.
Adam Lambert
On “American Idol” Lambert was endearing – likable even – but flash forward six months, from the singing competition’s 2009 finale to his controversial performance on the American Music Awards, and the SoCal native’s second-place status starts to make sense. Between screeching the lyrics to his first post-“Idol” single, “For Your Entertainment” – which ultimately failed to resonate with the general public – and simulating oral sex with one of his male dancers on stage. Lambert came off more showboater than showstopper. The verdict? Timing is everything – and the world’s just not ready for a Y-chromed Gaga wannabe who performs faux fellatio in prime time.
