Gay Comedian Ant And Joe Rogan Argue

Is fear of the gays a factor with comedian Joe Rogan? One pissed off VH1 star seems to think so.
Ant, the openly gay host of "Celebrity Fit Club" and star of "Last Comic Standing," fired off a seething message on his Myspace page, in response to Rogan's accusations on a radio show that Ant has been stealing jokes from other comics -- the most horrific insult in the world of stand-up comedy. In the post, Ant claims that the only reason the former "Fear Factor" star has made the accusation is because, "Joe just can't come right out and call me a FAGGOT," adding that the accusation of joke theft is "another way to gaybash." He also slams Rogan as a "homophobe."
On the page, Ant says he's ready for Rogan's retaliation, saying "I can't wait to hear him proclaim, 'ANT's using the homophobic card? How come a straight guy can't talk about a gay guy and blah blah blah.' A spade is a spade and I call 'em like I see 'em."
A rep for Rogan had no immediate response.
from TMZ

Fatal Fall After 'Posh Gay Orgy'

LONDON - A Man plunged 60ft to his death from a German aristocrat's posh London flat where a gay orgy had been taking place, an inquest heard today.
Anthony Casey, 38, died after falling from a roof terrace following a party at Count Gottfried von Bismarck's London apartment on August 23.
Coroner Dr Paul Knapman said a room in the flat contained what most people would consider "unusual" and "bizarre" items.
They included a large rubber tarpaulin on the floor, towels, lubricants, buckets of sex toys, propped-up mirrors, a butane gas canister, a box containing dozens of syringes, bottles of vodka and a television and video player set up to show "scenes of a pornographic nature".
Dr Knapman said that "in common parlance, in the early hours of the morning, there was a gay orgy going on".
He added: "Nevertheless, this was conducted by consenting males in private."
Giving evidence at Westminster Coroner's Court today, Count von Bismarck said he had not seen any homosexual activity.
Scotland Yard launched an investigation after the incident, which happened in expensive Draycott Place, Chelsea, but detectives said the fall had all the hallmarks of a "tragic accident".
Four partygoers, including the count, have been told they will not face charges.
Count von Bismarck, 43, was caught up in controversy in 1986 when Olivia Channon, daughter of Conservative minister Paul Channon, died of an overdose in his bed at Christ Church College in Oxford.
The coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure, saying he was satisfied that the vast majority of the evidence he had heard was truthful.
from The Sun