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Actress Julianne Moore told Sky News Online that it is best if a child is brought up by a two-parent family, whether it be a man and a woman or two women or two men. In her new film, The Kids Are All Right, she and Annette Bening play a gay couple whose lives are turned upside down when their children contact their biological father. Moore said, “I really think a two-parent family is the goal. I think whether they are men or women, or a man and a woman, it’s all pretty good.”
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA: Before departing on their “race around the world,” new “The Amazing Race” team of Ron Kellum and Tony Stovall stopped by the West Hollywood studio of photographer, Adam Bouska to pose for their official NOH8 campaign portrait. Best friends for over 20 years, Kellum, 45, said that his biggest achievement came when he was cast in his first Broadway show, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” and writing his first book, “The Gypsy’s Survival Guide to Show-Business.” Stovall, 42, said his biggest achievement has been getting his MBA. Unfortunately, success in life doesn’t mean success on “The Amazing Race” as they were the first to be eliminated from this season’s show as they couldn’t find Stonehenge in the U.K.
