Was never a Cher fan, though always thought she was an A+ interview subject. But I don't wish her any ill will now that she's back (at 67!) searching for a pop hit. Still, it's very hard for me to find anything positive to say about her The Voice appearance other than: She looked young. She didn't look good or stylish or interesting, she mostly mimed and the song is beyond generic. (See the recipe for Cher's wig here.) It just isn't what becomes a legend most...

Arthur, he does as he pleases...

Lots of proof that Arthur Sales (above) is attractive.

Before You Know It screening is part of "Art of the Real."

Naked Joe Manganiello animated gif. (Work Unfriendly)

Asexuals seek to build a global community.

Ricky Martin sings speaks his single, "Come With Me."

Insanely creepy interview with a pornstar and her mentor.

The gay hook-up site for priests.

Miss Utah is as dumb as a post.

Rita Ora channels (and thanks) Madonna.

How to train with Madonna...in person.

Greg Louganis gets engaged to his "soulmate."

Wingnut Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) tries to sink the immigration bill.

Alexander Skarsgard is mmm-mmm-M Magazine good.

TKO-M-G.

Cody Belew delivers a knock-out performance of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" on The Voice—complete with its original pronouns. Gay and glorious...

Shakira and Usher are replacing Christina Aguilera and Cee-Lo Green on The Voice next season. Smart for Christina—she exits just as Britney Spears is entering The X-Factor, making it seem like her work is done/this genre is passé. But imagine getting vocal coaching from Shakira? Hers is so...unique! Good move for her that will help make her Topic A again, or at least B+. Hey, if J.Lo can be turned into the #1 Forbes star via a TV show, Shakira should be positioned nicely to do the same.

The Voice's Frenchie Davis takes on Madonna's "Like a Prayer" under Madonna-smoochin' Christina Aguilera's tutelage. I used to live in Frenchie's building here in NYC and rooted for her when she was so unfairly booted by American Idol.

I think she does okay with it, but I can hear her discomfort with the sped-up version in the first half. It's interesting to hear that churchy black voice on the lead instead of as the back-up. She definitely gets better as she goes along, too, and ends big...

Country singer and The Voice "break-out star" Blake Shelton unleashed a homophobic tweet promising that any man who goes after his ass will be beaten up, bleeding, etc. I'm not sure who he thinks is going for his ass, but I don't think it's any great loss.