My 10 yr old cousin got to sing with Adam Lambert ...her outfit is too grown!in Los Angeles for the Brandy Sander's Kierrah Foundation. Her choir song "True Colors" with Adam Lambert
It's official. American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert is the nicest guy on Twitter. A website based in the United Kingdom bestowed this honor upon the singer after tallying the votes in an online poll. Of course, fans in the United States already knew that he is among the kindest and most considerate people who use the popular social media site.
The 29-year-old glam rocker is well-known in the Twitterverse for supporting his fellow musicians and performers. He is particularly supportive of new or up and coming singers. Perhaps he remembers the days before he was a universally known superstar, and he wants to give encouragement to those who are climbing the same difficult path from obscurity into stardom.
Flecking Records ran the popularity poll on their website. They were quick to share their results on July 9, 2011, proving that Adam Lambert is "officially adored." Other celebrities recognized by the website for their likeability included Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter and Ian Somerhalder.
LOS ANGELES -- Equality California will honor singer and songwriter Adam Lambert, a San Diego native, and Facebook at this year’s annual Los Angeles Equality Awards.
Presented by AT&T, the awards will take place Saturday, Aug. 13, at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills.
Adam Lambert fans have another reason to rejoice. Equality California will honor the 29-year-old singer at this year's annual Los Angeles Equality Awards. The organization also plans to recognize Facebook at the event. The announcement comes as no surprise to fans who idolize the performer. He is well-known for his charity work and impressive contributions to the music world.
Equality California's new executive director Roland Palencia explained to San Diego Gay and Lesbian News why they selected the recording artist and the wildly popular social media website to receive accolades at the event:
"We're thrilled to honor Adam Lambert and Facebook whose work has been a catalyst for social change and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) equality. Their courage and leadership in entertainment and social media have helped Californians become more supportive of LGBT rights."
Adam Lambert is a positive role model for gay youths who may be struggling with their sexuality. He exudes confidence. He also sets the example that being a proud gay man is something to be celebrated, not hidden. He certainly deserves the recognition from the Los Angeles Equality Awards. Likewise, his fans are sure to be delighted and supportive as ever of his latest triumph.

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Adam Lambert in New Zealand newspaper, The New Zealand Herald, July 1, 2011, page 28, promotion of one of radio stations Classic Hits. By @coconutghost007 http://twitpic.com/5jot5i