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Adam looking gorgeous at Susanne Bartsch Toy Drive 2010
ADAM LAMBERT partying with designer/model Phillipe Blond (of The Blonds) and others at the annual DAVID BARTON and SUSANNE BARTSCH TOY DRIVE for children in need at the David Barton Gym in New York City on Friday, December 10, 2010. Guests brought an unwrapped toy to gain entry, all of which were donated thefollowing day to St. Vincent’s Medical Center, Mount Sinai Hospital Pediatric HIV Program, New York Presbyterian Pediatric Studies, the Family Care Center at Harlem Hospital and other children’s organizations.
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Adam Lambert supports “FCKH8” gay suicide prevention charity campaign
Adam Lambert has just shown his support for a charity that spreads a message about gay youth suicide prevention. This morning he tweeted a video link to his 780,000+ twitter followers supporting a charity called “FCKH8.” The charity’s video (as tweeted by Lambert) can be seen to the left of this article (warning – the video contains cursing language). A bleeped out version of the video can be seen here.
Created by non-profit media campaigner Luke Montgomery, the “FCK BULLIES” video is raising funds for queer youth suicide prevention. The video encourages viewers to purchase a FCKH8 t-shirt, with proceeds from each shirt going towards the cause. According to the website, funds will benefit The Trevor Project, with other organizations to be added. This is not the first anti-gay cause to be supported by the FCKH8 campaign. They also had a campaign for Proposition 8:
“Our “FCK PROP 8” video was seen by millions & raised over $200,000 for the marriage equality fight. Over 40,000 T-shirts were sold & shipped to 75 countries!”
Lambert, an openly gay artist, has supported other related charities in the past. Earlier this year, Adam released an “It Gets Better” video, which sends a message about bullying to LGBT youth. In his video he basically told them to rise above the hate:
“Don’t let those bullies and those ignorant, fearful, small-minded people prove you wrong. You have to be strong and you have to pay attention to the positive. And in doing so, you will push through and you will rise up and you will live your life to the fullest. It gets better, but it’s up to you.”
http://www.examiner.com/adam-lambert-in-national/adam-lambert-supports-fckh8-gay-suicide-prevention-charity-campaign-video
Adam Lambert- Home, Sweet Home Arriving at LAX Airport- December 12, 2010
Capping off a travel intensive weekend, Adam Lambert was spotted arriving on a flight at LAX Airport in Los Angeles on Sunday (December 12).
Clad in a black and white skull-face t-shirt with black jeans and a matching winter cap, the "American Idol" alum strolled through the terminal while tweeting to his millions of followers, "Good to be home."
The flight to Los Angeles comes after Adam made stops in both New York City and Sunrise, Florida for Jingle Ball festivities over the past few days.
Once finished up with the Sunrise gig, the 28-year-old wrote, "Had a great time at jingle ball last night.. Time to finally head back to sunny California. :)"
Enjoy the pictures of Adam Lambert arriving on a flight at LAX airport in Los Angeles (December 12).
12 dic 2010
ADAM LAMBERT ON CNN’s TALK ASIA- CNNasiapacific
It was just two years ago that the then 26-year old Adam Lambert stunned audiences on the TV talent show ‘American Idol' and won over famously hard-to-please judge Simon Cowell. Despite not winning the season eight title, the singer songwriter has since climbed singles charts around the world and sold more than three-quarters of a million copies of his debut album "For Your Entertainment". This week on TALK ASIA, CNN's Anjali Rao sits down with Lambert during his first world concert tour to talk about his chart success, the headline grabbing moment when he publicly acknowledged he was gay and why he kissed a male band member during a recent performance.
The singer explains how he doesn't mind that his professional singing career was kick-started by a reality TV show such as ‘American Idol': "I rather live with maybe a little bit of stigma or a little bit of the credit issue as opposed to living in my studio apartment in Hollywood still making demo's on garage band."
Lambert shares his experience on Idol and the judges: "I realized very quickly that I couldn't put that much weight on their response. Because they are just three people. Opinions are subjective, everyone has them." and how he dealt with their comments: "if I take what they say to heart too much then the audience is going to see that, and I don't know, I know what I just did was either good or bad, sometimes it was a mess, and I'd be like yeah that was kind of crazy. Sometimes I was really thrilled with the performance and would get a mixed bag reaction, and I'd be like, well I liked I had fun, I know the audience had fun, and just being who I am up there."
The singer also talks about his sexuality and how he made no big secret about the fact that he was gay, especially in a well-publicized Rolling Stones magazine article. He tells Anjali: "I think it was more important for me to just be honest and open about who I was, that's always been something that has been very important to me. I came out of the closet when I was 18, I was out to everybody, it was never a big secret."
Though openly gay, Lambert is undecided on being a spokesperson for gay rights in America and being a musician at the same time: "You know I haven't really decided yet, to be honest with you. I definitely have my opinions that I am very vocal about and not afraid to put them out there ... I'll lend my support, but that's not what I am here to do, I'm a singer. "
On his recent appearance at the American Music Awards, the singer's display of affection for a male band member on TV resulted in 1500 complaints and a cancelled appearance on ‘Good Morning America". Lambert admits he "got a little carried away" but defends his moment: "these were things that kind of happened impromptu, the kiss, the raunchy choreography...that was something that just kind of happened. I'm very much a creature of impromptu performance. I do things by the spur of the moment both vocally and physically. That's kind of the type of performer that I am, and it has consequences on live TV apparently. It was something that in the aftermath I thought oh my gosh did I screw up, did I mess up, and looking back on it now, like a year later, it might have been too soon timing wise for people."
He also shares with Anjali, stories of growing up in a conservative area of San Diego and the real Adam Lambert without the ‘guy-liner': "in actuality I'm just a regular guy. I do walk around in just a t-shirt and jeans. And I do kick it on the weekends, with friends, and go eat have a glass of wine. You know what I mean, I do normal things."
Highlights of Adam Lambert's interview with TALK ASIA will be available online at www.cnn.com/talkasia after the first airing.
http://www.cnnasiapacific.com/press/en/content/632/
Adam Lambert is Entertainer of the Year 2010
You guys have voted Adam Lambert as your Entertainer of the Year 2010. The competition was tough, some big names were included in the poll including Ke$ha, Pink, Christina Aguilera, Katy Perry and Bon Jovi (and none of them made the top 5).Adam bagged the top spot, with Brit band McFly and Lady Gaga also putting in an appearance. Mr Lambert received a staggering number of votes, it just goes to show how strong his “small” fanbase are, and what a truly talented entertainer he is.
Adam also won the public vote to find the sexiest male celebrity of the year. He beat off strong competition to bag the title, including the likes of Zac Efron, Robert Pattinson and Ian Somerhalder.
http://www.fleckingrecords.co.uk/2010/12/adam-lambert-is-entertainer-of-the-year-2010.html
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