Spotted: Princess Frostylocks herself, Lance Bass, gaying it up at homo hotspot Provincetown, Mass, on Wednesday.

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Left: Ryan Seacrest on the cover of this month's Details. Right: Lance Bass on the cover of The Advocate last year.

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Rosie O'Donnell's much buzzed about new memoir, Celebrity Detox, was a big bomb, unfortunately, the new issue of Entertainment Weekly is reporting.

The book sold just 55,000 copies according to Bookscan.

Compared to other celeb books in 2007: Eric Clapton (375,000 sold), Steve Martin (198,000), Slash (70,000), Rosie came in LAST.

Slash from Guns 'n' Roses sold more than Ro! Ouch.

Only ONE BOOK did worse!

Lance Bass's autobiography sold a pathetic 13,000 copies.

Double ouch!

[Photo via Getty Images.]

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Lance Bass is on the cover of the new issue of The Advocate, the magazine's special 1,000th issue.

Princess F. talks about life, love and celebrity blogs. Perez is even quoted in the article!

Here are some of our HIGHlights:

Lance Bass on the challenges of being accepted by the gay community:

“Our community is very fickle. It’s a touchy community because it’s the last civil rights movement we have left here in America. So when someone new like myself comes along and says off-the-mark things, yeah, I can see how people would get pissed.”

On hiding his homosexuality as a member of N’Sync:

“I was always watching what I said, what I did, […] You would learn so many things throughout the years, like, gay people do this and gay people say this. I remember one time someone told me that if you say the word so a lot, that’s a tell that you’re gay. I was so afraid to say the word so in anything I did! That’s how crazy things got for me.”

On his first relationship with a man (who still identifies as straight):

“Still, to this day, he’s with women only, and I was the only guy he was ever with, […] To have that be your first relationship is really confusing because that sets the precedent for everything you’re going to have to deal with in future relationships. I had feelings—huge feelings—that weren’t reciprocated.”

On his relationship with Reichen Lehmkuhl and what he learned from Lehmkuhl’s experience in the gay community:

“I was finally in a relationship I was proud of, […] I was very much in love, and when you’re in love, you don’t care what people think. […] I saw how half the [gay] people hated Reichen’s guts—they didn’t just dislike him, they hated him—and then the other half just loved him, […] I never could understand that.”

Perez Hilton on Lance’s 2006 coming out interview in People magazine:

“That People magazine article was hilarious, […] “If Lance Bass is a straight-acting gay, then I eat pussy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.”

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Living up to his status as a royal douche, Z-lister Reichen is making legal threats against ex-boyfriend Lance Bass.

Seems like the Ken Doll lookalike with plastic brains is upset that Princess Frostylocks wrote about him and their troubled relationship in his new autobiography, Out Of Sync.

Trying to make himself look better, Reichen just wrote this post on his official MySpace blog, which just makes him look much much worse.

Douhce!

He says:

"Thursday, November 15, 2007

Star Magazine and The National Enquirer (Reichen) Lawyer Articles

In response to all of the MySpace email I am receiving surrounding this matter…

Please do not take literally the stories running this week in these particular magazines about me and my ex-relationship.  No one is suing anyone, and all is well.

I chose to NOT fight back against the slander, fed to the media by my ex-relationship, by using my own gift of a voice in the media, as a way to air my own many and very strong personal feelings about my past relationship.  

Instead, my representation, in an act of concern, simply sent an appropriate letter to those responsible, asking that attempts to paint me in a negative light with blatant and unnecessary lies and deceit, please stop.  It ends there.  Nothing else is happening.      

The request is simple.  It is my wish that my ex-relationship discontinue referring to me in the media in association with expressing his personal feelings about me, that he discontinue attacking my current relationship(s) in the print-media and, more than anything, that all events, including the drama surrounding them, from that year of my life, simply go away.  I choose to no longer pay attention to it.  

These and various previous slanderous remarks about me are invalid, false, and meant for damage, and are being used in an attempt to sway public opinion in the favor of another's image in an unfair way.  I prefer to no longer be a part of these attemps.  I prefer to be removed from any such plan to promote another.          

For my own peace of mind, this is a time that I would like to forget ever happened.

The relationship in question, and the drama that surrounded it, destroyed much of what I have worked to accomplish and stand for, what I've worked to be associated with, and how I am viewed as an individual.  I could have never imagined the severity of damage such a relationship would inflict on me and those around me.  It is up to me to ask that efforts to continue this type of negative impact on my life discontinue, which is what I have done, through my representation.          

My final wish, surrounding this matter, from an overall outside perspective, is that I am no longer associated with this ex-relationship or the people involved in prolonging its existence, and that I'm no longer associated with that time of my life, in general.  I do, however, continue to wish all those involved–the very best in their own lives, away from mine.  

I stood as my own person before all of it (when I was not considered "so-and-so's boyfriend"), and will be much happier to be considered, and to consider myself, someone who stands on his own, once again.          

Thank you,

-Reichen"

[Image via Celebrity Babylon.]

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"Lance Bass: I once married a girlfriend in Vegas"

He was probably high! CLICK HERE to read the article accompanying this headline!

[Image via Mavrix Online.]

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Spotted: Lance Bass enjoying the most of his book tour! The former Nsyncer was drinking up a storm and getting very friendly with a tall blonde guy at Dallas gay club S4 on Sunday night.

Update: Lance partied so hard that he missed his interview Monday morning with In The Loop with iVillage, who are not pleased. He had his people cancel late Sunday evening, at 10:30 P.M.

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Seems like Lance Bass has had a bit of an attitude adjustment when meeting fans recently.

One lucky reader, Maura, had a very special meeting with the former Nsyncer, currently starring on Broadway in Hairspray, and we thought it was too sweet and had to share.

She says:

"I got to the Neil Simon Theater close to 10:30-11 AM. I was set with my gifts for Lance. Finally, at 1:45 PM (The first show started at 2), Lance arrived. Because he was in a hurry, our first meeting was relatively brief. You can see it on the video above. We didn't have tickets to the show so we went to eat and were back by the stage door by 4 PM. At this time, we were the only ones there and the show hadn't ended yet. It was then that a lady walked out the stage door and said, 'Is there a Maura here?' I was stunned. I told her it was me and she said, 'I'm Lisa, Lance's assistant. He wants to bring you backstage for your birthday.' I sobbed. My sister, cousin, and mom sobbed. Lisa said she might cry. I couldn't believe what was happening.

Lisa brought a small girl (around four years old) backstage with her father, and one of Lance's friends. We went backstage and were literally standing on the stage waiting for Lance. People were running around with wigs that were worn in the show and we saw the whole set. It was crazy. Lance came out and talked with the small girl about none other than Zac Efron. He got a picture and came over to me. I was crying and couldn't stop thanking him. In that moment, there were a million things I could have said, but all that I came out was, 'This is my dream'. He laughed shyly and gave me a hug. It was incredible. I won't include all of the details, but I managed to get the best birthday present that I could ever imagine. I met him before and after the show I had tickets to, also.

Lance did absolutely amazing in the show. I was so proud. His voice is amazing and his dancing is really improved, not that I ever had a problem with his dancing in the first place. He made me laugh, smile, and cry. I am so lucky to have experienced this, Lance seemed so comfortable and, more importantly, happy.

How people could claim that Lance is mean or ungrateful to his fans is completely out of line. Lance went out of his way to make me happy. The experience is one that I never want to forget and will be thankful for as long as I live. I have always been proud to be a fan of this amazing man, but now more than ever. It actually disgusts me that people could say such hurtful things about someone so generous and caring and thoughtful. He deserves every pint of success he has had, and deserves happiness in everything that he does. I can't wait to see what he has in store next, and to hopefully have the pleasure of meeting him again."

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