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Hot on the heels of our report last night about Heath Ledger’s former SoHo apartment being on the market for $26,000 per month is the news from Big Time listings that Ledger’s home has been sold, too. His estate tried to keep the sale of the 1,861-square-foot house for $2,500,000 out of the news as much as possible.

Heath Ledger’s last residence is on the rental market for $26,000 a month. That’s $4,000 more than Ledger was paying for it. Interestingly, while Ledger died in January, it was already being quietly shopped in February just weeks after his death. Apparently even an actor’s untimely death won’t stop a hot rental market.

As you might have noticed, I quite like Brokeback Mountain. As you also may have noticed, I really quite liked the part when Ennis and Jack re-united after four years, and it all came out in that beautiful, sexy, wonderful kiss.

Hollywood romance movies and the infidelity double standard. » By Burbanked on Aug 22, 2008 in Movies, Views and Reviews | 241 views | On our recent vacation, the Mrs. and I visited a local library in search of movies to watch at the ends of our sun-soaked and beach-weary days.

I’m a Kordell Stewart fan. There, I said it. And I am not ashamed to admit that publicly. I like Kordell Stewart. Not in a “Brokeback Quarterback” kind of way, not that there’s anything wrong with that. But my admiration for Kordell is the simple, innocent, pure kind of fandom which teenagers all around Pittsburgh feel toward current Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger.

UK "television presenter" Steve Jones appears in the September issue of Attitude, and the notorious womanizer opens up about a number of things, including his jealousy of gay sex lives: “I’ll be...

Here’s what I love about Ang Lee: there is simply no way of anticipating what his next project is going to be. So far, the decade has seen him bounce from “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” to “Hulk” to “Brokeback Mountain” to “Lust, Caution” - a group arguably linked by thematic concerns of outsider identity, but with precious little in common besides.

The man behind the magic lens Ang Lee has just begin work on his biopic on the Woodstock Founder. Greenwich Village-based interior designer Elliot Tiber was the head of the Bethel, New York, Chamber of Commerce who issued the permit for festival on his neighbor Max Yasgur’s farm.

China: Police raid gay bathhouse in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province and arrest 40 on suspicion of prostitution: "Photos of young men in shorts were pasted at the entrance to the venue, which had a bathroom, a lobby and 10 single rooms. A sign at the gate warned visitors that the premises were for men's leisure only.

It seems as though Anne Hathway and Raffaello Follieri took part of a trend celebs seem so fond of: Taking nude photos. When Follieri was arrested and charged with 11 counts of fraud and money laundering, the FBI cleared out a storage unit that held these flesh baring pics.  One photo is said to