In a rather interesting turn of events, Ricky Martin sort of comes out of the closet.
The Puerto Rican superstar (and an all time crush of mine) concedes he is now one for the fellas in a new interview with Hispanic magazine TV Aqui.

his heart could belong to a woman or a man

If you ask me, Ricky Martin doesn't really have to come out.He doesn't owe it to anyone(even though i'll be the happiest dude if he did--not that it'll help my case but i can continue dreaming).
Back in 2005 Martin made a rather blury and mysterious statement when he said

sexuality is something that each individual should deal with in their own way. And that's all I have to say about that.

True that but this latest interview seems to draw a line under this statement.

The video is just AWESOMENESS.

SHOCKED! Adam Lambert comes out on the latest issue of Rolling Stone.

"I don't think it should be a surprise for anyone to hear that I'm gay."

DUH!!
Not news really, everyone knew already. Now whats news worthy is that Adam secured himself a recording deal with 19 Entertainment and RCA Recordings . His debut album is coming up this fall.

Goodluck Adam.Go get 'em.

It seems Kelly Rowland is totally over the 'Knowles episode' of her life. I say good for her.She packed her bags and moved to europe and she currently working on a new album.Check out her collaboration with the french DJ David Guetta - 'when love takes over'. I love it. The album is gonna be made of dancy tunes.You do U Kelly.
The official music video has been taken off Youtube.check it out at Yahoo!Music.

It turns out the debris found in the atlantic in a placed believed to be where the doomed flight went missing, were not actually of the perished flight. Which begs the questions, which flight did they belong to then? How many aircraft debris are floating aimlessly in the atlantic?
mmmh, it gets even more bizarre.

By now everyone has probably heard the horrifying news of the Air France Flight 447 that went missing off the Atlantic ocean a few hours after take off from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.The area where it was last heard of is home to one of the worst thunderstorms in the world.
The following is the time-line of the disaster:
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All times are universal time, or Greenwich Mean Time.
May 31:

22:03 -- Air France flight 447 departs from Rio de Janeiro. (Brazilian Air Force says plane left at 22:30.)

June 1:

01:30 -- Plane has last contact with Brazil air traffic control, where it is 351 miles from the city of Natal.

01:48 -- Brazilian Air Force has last radar contact. Plane appears to be flying normally.

02:00 -- Aircraft hits a zone of stormy weather with strong turbulence

02:14 -- An automatic message was received from the aircraft as indicating a failure in the electric circuit a long way from the coast.

02:20 -- Plane fails to make previously scheduled radio contact with Brazil. Brazil notifies air traffic control in Dakar, Senegal.

05:00 - 06:00 -- Brazilian, African, Spanish and French air traffic control centers try to make contact with the flight, but are not successful. The French military air traffic control center cannot detect the aircraft.

05:30 -- Brazilian Air Force starts a search and rescue mission

07:30 -- Air France sets up a crisis center

09:15 -- Flight was expected to arrive in Paris

11:31 -- Air France announces the following: "Air France regrets to announce that it has lost contact with flight AF 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris-Charles de Gaulle, expected to arrive this morning at 11:15 local time."

13:10 -- Air France announces the following: "Air France regrets to confirm the disappearance of flight AF 447 flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris-Charles de Gaulle, scheduled to arrive at 11:10am local time today, as announced to the press by Air France CEO, Pierre-Henri Gourgeon."

13:59 -- Air France reports that it has sent all of the information it has regarding the flight to the French Accident Investigation Bureau for civil aviation (BEA) and to Airbus

14:44 -- By this time, the airplane is expected to have run out of fuel. Air France publicizes "its deepest sympathy to the relatives and friends of the passengers and crew who were on board AF flight 447 on 31 May 2009, which disappeared somewhere between Rio de Janeiro and Paris-Charles de Gaulle."

Airbus also announces, "Airbus regrets to confirm that an Airbus A330-200 operated by Air France has been lost about 3.5 hours after departure."

18:13 -- Air France releases a list of the nationalities on board

(Sources: Air France, Airbus, AP)