“American Idol” featured Top 10 songs from the remaining Top 10 contestants tonight and MK Nobilette paid homage to Pink with “F*ckin’ Perfect.”

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Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors Fund announced Monday the 3rd annual Cyndi Lauper & Friends: Home for the Holidays benefit concert on Saturday, December 7 at New York City’s historic Beacon Theatre to help raise awareness about lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth homelessness and funds for the organization’s Forty to None Project.

Cyndi Lauper will be joined on stage this year by P!nk, Josh Groban, Susan Sarandon, Nelly Furtado, the Indigo Girls, Rosie O’Donnell, Ingrid Michaelson, The Hives, Matt & Kim, Hunter Valentine, The Cliks, and returning host Carson Kressley. Additional guests will be announced soon. Tickets will be available at Ticketmaster.com starting Friday, October 25.

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Army soldier Jo Wehr is hoping Pink will join her at a military ball in December when her unit returns from Afghanistan. What better way to pop the question than via this creative cover of Pink’s “Perfect.”

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One lucky lesbian in Australian recently received a little help with her marriage proposal from singer Pink. Thousands witnessed the proposal as Pink stopped her show to call a woman up on stage during her performance at the Sydney Entertainment Center.

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Pink was attacked on Twitter and called a “lesbian” after she performed with a gay pride flag at a recent concert in Australia. During a stop in Sydney over the weekend, Pink danced with a rainbow flag draped around her shoulders after grabbing it from an audience member in the front row.

Some tweeted at Pink, calling her a lesbian, Towleroad noted. But the 33-year-old was unfazed by the hateful chatter.

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Pink has never been shy about expressing her love for her lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) fans, but now, the pop superstar is speaking an intimate peek into her own sexuality.

“When I first moved to Los Angeles, I was an honorary lesbian of Los Angeles,” the 33-year-old singer, who’s been married to motocross racer Carey Hart since 2006, tells The Advocate. “I wasn’t gay, but all my girlfriends were.” Still, the star noted that she wasn’t happy when a tabloid reported she was bisexual: “That wasn’t my truth, and I like truth. I like absolute truth.”

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Not only did Pink speak out in favor of same-sex marriage in an interview, but the pop superstar went one step further, saying she longed for the day when sexual orientation was no longer part of an international debate.

“I think that the best day will be when we no longer talk about being gay or straight — it’s not a ‘gay wedding,’ it’s just a ‘wedding,'” Pink, who is currently promoting her new album “The Truth About Love,” told GaydarRadio via Pink News. “It’s not a ‘gay marriage,’ it’s just ‘a marriage.’ The singer continued: “It’s not a ‘black man’ or ‘white woman,’ it’s just ‘a man’ and ‘a woman,’ or ‘a human’ and ‘a human.’ I’d just like to get to that.”

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The Indigo Girls harmonize with Pink on her song “Dear Mr. President.”

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Since her debut in 2000, P!nk (Alecia Moore) has released six albums (“Can’t Take Me Home,” “M!ssundaztood,” “Try This,” “I’m Not Dead,” “Funhouse,” “Greatest Hits…So Far!!!”), sold over 40 million albums, 65 million singles (nearly 20 million digital tracks), over 1 million DVDs worldwide and has had 11 singles in the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.

In addition, 15 of P!nk’s singles have reached number 1 in at least one or more countries. She is the recipient of three Grammy Awards, two Billboard Music Awards, five MTV Video Music Awards, two MTV Europe Awards, two People’s Choice Awards, and many more.

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Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres and singer Pink are set to appear with President Obama at a fundraiser in Los Angeles. The $1,250-per-person happening is one of two events scheduled for June 6. “Glee” co-creator Ryan Murphy hosts the second, an exclusive $40,000-per-person dinner at his home, later that evening. Both are aimed at mobilizing LGBT support for the president.

DeGeneres praised Obama after his announcement earlier this month that he supports same-sex marriage. “There have been moments in history when someone has the courage to stand up for what they believe in, and that one action changes everything,” DeGeneres said. “I hope this is one of those times.”

In the days following the president’s announcement, organizers of the Los Angeles gala said that they saw an uptick in sales of tickets. They also switched to a larger venue, although those plans were in the works before Obama’s interview with ABC News’ Robin Roberts in which he expressed his support for same-sex marriage.

Conservative Jewish movement sets guidelines for gay marriage/divorce
In a 13-0 vote, the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards has formally approved same-sex marriage ceremonies. The move comes nearly six years after lifting a ban on the ordaining gays and lesbians.

The panel of scholars approved two model wedding ceremonies and guidelines for a same-sex divorce. Rabbis can adapt the marriage ceremonies for the couples.

“We acknowledge that these partnerships are distinct from those discussed in the Talmud as ‘according to the law of Moses and Israel,’ but we celebrate them with the same sense of holiness and joy as that expressed in heterosexual marriages,” the legal opinion states.

Called the “Covenant of Loving Partners,” the Conservative same-sex marriage document bases the ceremonies on Jewish partnership law. In the covenant, the couple pledges to be faithful. A ring ceremony binds the pair.

As with heterosexual couples, Conservative rabbis should not preside at the marriage of a Jew to a non-Jew.

Corey Hart takes off the shades
It’s been early 30 years since Corey Hart came out in favor of wearing sunglasses at night. Now, the Canadian singer and straight ally has come out with a pro-gay tune, a dance re-mix of his track “Truth Will Set You Free.”

Few among his legions of fans likely realized that the 1988 song was intended as a gay-positive anthem of affirmation for anyone struggling with his or her sexuality. For one thing, the Montreal-born pop star wanted it that way. He was intentionally cryptic in the lyrics of the tune, couching the true meaning of its be-yourself-at-all-costs mantra in subtext in order to protect the close friend whose own doubt and pain had inspired the song.

Hart has swapped the contemplative soft-rock of the original for an icy club groove and pulls those themes that coursed under the original’s surface to the fore with new lyrics inspired, in part, by the 1998 murder of gay university student Matthew Shepard.

Hart will unveil the song at Toronto Pride, an appearance which will serve as his first live performance in over 10 years.

“The gay aspect of this song was an important message that I wanted to send out there, especially being a straight man — I thought it was important to say this,” Hart shared. “It was important for me to be at a gay pride event and to go out there and sing the song, and spread the message of the song because it’s a message of empowerment.”

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