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To: steve harris who wrote (262068)	12/19/2005 1:53:20 PM
From: paret	Respond to of 1574094

BILL CLINTON MAKES VIDEO FOR ELTON JOHN NUPS... Elton looks forward to married life... 'Gay weddings' first for Belfast... This is LONDON 19/12/05 - Showbiz section Elton turns down $10m By Rob Singh, Evening Standard Sir Elton John has turned down Â£5.6 million for the exclusive rights to his wedding to David Furnish. The singer was offered $10 million by an American company to cover his wedding on Wednesday, the Evening Standard has learned. A friend said: "Elton was approached to do a huge thing with an American media organisation which wanted to cover everything including the build-up and the wedding day itself. They were offering $10 million, but Elton is just not interested. He wants it as private as possible." The offer dwarfs amounts paid to other couples. The rights for Victoria and David Beckhams' wedding were sold for a reported Â£1 million to OK! which is said to have paid Jordan and Peter Andre Â£1.75 million. Sir Elton's wedding, on the day civil partnerships become legal in Britain, will be held at Windsor's Guildhall. Seven hundred guests will attend a reception at Sir Elton's Berkshire home, Woodside. Prior to the wedding, Sir Elton's "hen night" tonight will be played a video message from Bill Clinton. The minute-long recording will be played at a cabaret party at the Too2Much nightclub in Soho. A source said: "We were running through rehearsals when the tape was played. We knew Elton had good connections, but to see the ex-US president was something else." Mr Clinton congratulates Sir Elton, 58, and David Furnish, 42, and says: "If there were more people like Elton, the world would be a better place."

To: steve harris who wrote (262068)	12/20/2005 12:27:11 PM
From: paret	Respond to of 1574094

Gay Dentist Movie a Critical Success The People's Cube ^ \| 12/17/2005, 3:42 pm \| Propaganda Department Proving that homosexuality comes in all professions, the new gay dentistry film Broke Back Molar is transgressing all boundaries. It was once thought to be a profession for straights only, but this new film speaks to power in a way that none has before (besides the gay cowboy movie Brokeback Mountain, currently in theaters near you). "It breaks all stereotypes," says student John Welshman. "I always thought dentists were straight! Boy did this open my eyes!" The Gay and Lesbian Association of Dentists (GLAD) applauded the movie as "groundbreaking." Howard Fine, President of GLAD, could not be happier. "Over 80% of dentists are really gay. The rest are sadists," Fine stated bluntly. "Love blooms during the war for dental hygiene" ~ The New York Times When asked about the similarity of "Broke Back Molar" to the recently-released gay cowboy movie, Dr. Fine stated, "Everybody already knew cowboys were gay - our movie is much more taboo!" Over 80% of dentists are really gay. The rest are sadists. In the film, world renowned dentist Stanley Crodler (played by himself) is forced to chose between the profession he loves and his homosexuality. Of course, he struggles to be both, but in the end one must choose. After a fake marriage, a busy practice and three children, Stanley must decide whether to pursue his dream of dancing on the Broadway stage or dentistry and normalcy. This is where things get interesting! But we won't spoil it for you - get out and see the feel good movie of the year! "Love is more than a porcelain veneer" ~ The Los Angeles Times "One dentist's quest for hidden cavities ends in an exciting journey of self-discovery for the rest of us" ~ Newsweek