REX LEE ISN'T THE ONLY OUTRAGED PERSON IN WEST HOLLYWOOD

Photo Credit: Splash News
Rex Lee, who plays agent Ari Gold’s openly gay assistant on Entourage, had lunch with his boyfriend in West Hollywood, but he doesn’t look happy. The illogical passing of Proposition 8 (banning gay marriage) has many West Hollywood residents up in arms – and you can bet the demonstrations have already begun….
Posted by hoodlum on November 5, 2008





By Anonymous
On November 5, 2008 at
Hummmm NO change in Californication, interesting?
By Anonymous
On November 5, 2008 at
Janet, Lainey had posted this exact same photo on her site earlier today.
By Ari Gold
On November 5, 2008 at
illogical? No it’s absolutely logical to keep marriage between man and woman. Prop 8 doesn’t make being gay illegal. It doesn’t impede the love that two men or or two women have for each other. All it does is save gays from the horrors of Divorce. They should be thanking us that voted for it.
By Seriously worried
On November 5, 2008 at
This country is going to Hell. First Obama, then possible gay marriage. Is anything sacred??? Are the 95% of black voters that voted for Obama not racist against whites???? What kind of outrage would have played out if 95% of whites voted for McCain? Give me a break! Everyone wants to whine and complain vs getting off their a$$es to actually make this Country what it can be. All the minorities that elected this man can head back to their minimum wage jobs and wait for further govt assistance thanks to our president elect.
By gerard Vandenberg
On November 5, 2008 at
#########SEXY REXY, folks!!###########
(btw: FOR ALL FAGGOTS HERE)
By Marriage is for male & female.
On November 5, 2008 at
Quit calling it marriage. Don’t mix boyscouts with girlscouts. Preserve SOME tradition. Give equal rights but call it by another name.
By Marriage is for male & female.
On November 5, 2008 at
Quit calling it marriage. Don’t mix boyscouts with girlscouts. Preserve SOME tradition. Give equal rights but call it by another name.
By gerard Vandenberg
On November 5, 2008 at
######The cute one on the right is MINE!!!########
By Anonymous
On November 5, 2008 at
It seems the $cientologists put lots of money into this.
Hubbard didn’t like the gay.
Thought they should be permanently “isolated”
By Anonymous
On November 6, 2008 at
They are obviously not helping their cause by ramming it down our throats on tv, movies ….
By Anonymous
On November 6, 2008 at
I don’t know which is the Lee faggot and the Gold faggot, as I don’t watch the faggot Entourage show.
By Anonymous
On November 6, 2008 at
You scrubbed my perfectly reasonable comment, you filthy hag.
By Susan C
On November 6, 2008 at
Ari Gold, you are the racist here. People wanted a change and they voted for the man they thought could give it to them. You are one angry man so maybe you might want to move to Canada so you can be happy again. Cheers!
By Anonymous
On November 6, 2008 at
Contrary to popular belief, all the ultra-liberals out here in CA really don’t run everything. They just can’t face it that the people have spoken, and voted to ban it. The more they push their issues in our face constantly the less likely people are going to change their minds. I live in San Francisco, and the majority of those who voted yes were black women. Now make something of that.
By Anonymous
On November 6, 2008 at
Obviously the boyfriend is only interested in Rex for his looks.
By Ari Gold
On November 7, 2008 at
Susan,
You need to look up the definition of RACISM because you obviously do not know what you type of. But i expect emotional people to be not only irrational but confused.
Gay marriage has nothing to do with racism.
And talking about race. The fact that blacks came out to vote for Obama doomed the NO on 8 effort because the VAST majority of blacks despise homosexuality. And thus voted for prop 8 per exit polling.
So if you want to blame anyone for this prop failing, blame the blacks because they’d like homosexuality to stay firmly deep in the closet.
By Anonymous
On November 7, 2008 at
Same sex marriage is useless.
By Anonymous
On November 10, 2008 at
I have many gay friends and I believe they should be able to have all the rights that married heterosexuals have, but they just cant have the word marriage, marriage is clearly defined as between a man and a woman. I am hispanic, I just cant call myself causcasian because caucasian means something else. they have to find a new word once they do that they might get this thing approved. they should call it garriage or something, but it cant be marriage. sorry kiddies.