Roland Schoeman of South Africa, wearing a pair of Arena trunks, exits the pool after competing in the men's 50m freestyle swimming heat at the World Aquatics Championship in Melbourne March 30, 2007.
A crew member of America's Cup challenger Team Shosholoza of South Africa ascends the mast during a training session four days before the Valencia Louis Vuitton Act 13 Fleet-Race competition in Valencia March 30, 2007. 
Wang Wei-wen of Taiwan competes in the men's 50m freestyle swimming
Frederick Bousquet of France looks at the scoreboard after competing in the men's 50m freestyle swimming heat
Ryan Lochte (L) and Michael Phelps (R) react as the U.S. men's 4 x 200m freestyle team wins the final
Ryan Lochte (front) of the U.S. and compatriot Aaron Peirsol start the men's 200m backstroke swimming final at the World Aquatics Championship in Melbourne March 30, 2007. Lochte won the race in a new world record time of 1:54.32.
Michael Phelps of the U.S. adjusts his cap before competing n the men's 100m butterfly swimming heat at the World Aquatics Championship in Melbourne
Michael Phelps reacts as the U.S. men's 4 x 200m freestyle team wins the final at the World Aquatics Championship in Melbourne March 30, 2007.
US swimmer Ryan Lochte celebrates after winning the men's 200m backstroke final at the world swimming championships in Melbourne. Lochte smashed the 200m backstroke world record before helping Michael Phelps get his hands on a fifth gold medal when the United States shattered the 4x200m freestyle relay world mark.
Italy's Filippo Magnini (L) shakes hands with Canada's Brent Hayden after they both came equal first in the men's 100m freestyle final at the world swimming championships in Melbourne. 
The ramshackle, hysterically pitched comedy "Eleven Men Out" observes the chaos that follows when Ottar (Bjorn Hlynur Haraldsson), a handsome Icelandic soccer star, impulsively announces to a reporter that he is gay. 
Once again, D&G is using hot men from an Italian football squad for their spring 2007 underwear ads.
The flamboyant wardrobe of Dame Shirley Bassey will be auctioned off this Friday by Barnados to raise money for young LGBT people.
Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden acknowledges the crowd's applause as he leaves the field after being dismissed during the ICC World Cup Super Eight match between Australia and West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in St John's, 27 March 2007. 
ABC Television Network announced this week that its hit show Brothers & Sisters will return for a second season, reports ABC13.com.
“You wanna get married?” says the school librarian, breathing heavily, to the handsome Korean War veteran at what is clearly the beginning of a beautiful relationship. This is not quite a Barbara Cartland moment, given its context in “Some Men,” the surface-skimming, hit-and-miss new comedy by Terrence McNally that opened last night at the Second Stage Theater.
The setting is a gay bathhouse in the mid-1970s, a place and time when men were known to ask men to do all sorts of things, but marrying was usually not one of them. Yet the question — “You wanna get married?” — is more than frivolous, and it echoes throughout “Some Men.”
Frivolous was definitely the mood when Mr. McNally visited the baths before. “The Ritz,” his first Broadway success, was a farce that threw a heterosexual man (on the run from mobsters) into a homosexual bathhouse and watched him squirm. Mainstream audiences tended to leave “The Ritz” with the impression that gay men were wittier, better built, more sexually active and better versed in musicals and movies than most folks.
(Keep Reading- NewYorkTimes)
Honda rider Toni Elias of Spain is seen in the pits during the third free practice of the motorcycle Grand Prix of Spain in Jerez, southern Spain, 
Honda team Moto GP rider Nicky Hayden of the US is seen in the pits during the third free practice of the motorcycle Grand Prix of Spain in Jerez, southern Spain, 24 March 2007. 
An economist and a journalist became the first couple united under Mexico City’s new gay civil union law, kissing while an orchestra played “Besame Mucho” and police cordoned off streets around a white wedding tent filled with guests.
Australian cricketer Shaun Tait balances an Australian rules football on his fingers during a training session on the eastern Caribbean island of St Kitts, 20 March 2007. 
