Is this true?!

Is this true?

I just heard that one of my favorite actors, John Cusack, is gay. Say it isn't so, John!!!!!

I thought maybe that it was just a rumor because he is going to be in a movie described below about a gay man.(Nick Cassavetes and actor John Cusack are part of Hollywood's de-gaying process, too. Cassavetes will direct and Cusack will star in the film adaptation -- penned by gay screenwriter Jonathan Tolins ("Twilight of the Golds") and Seth Bass -- of gay author David Gerrold's book "The Martian Child." When Romeo first reported on this story, it looked like the plot would follow that of the original book, in which a gay man adopts a 6-year-old boy, only to discover that the child believes himself to be from Mars. In the film, however, Cusack's character will be straight. So far, no one is saying why the gay character was declared an unfit parent and why that change was so vital to the movie's development, but it's a safe bet to say it has a lot to do with the continued triumph of commerce over art. The film begins shooting this fall.)
But , then I heard and then read this:
Sunday, June 17, 2007 is a day that will live in infamy, as heterosexual women looked at the Chronicle's Pink Pages aghast, to find that "THE BIG GAY ISSUE" featured none other than the newly gay John Cusack and Norah Jones. Heterosexual women all over the country then collectively baked an unprecedented 25 billion tons of chocolate chip cookies and ate them all in a matter of hours while moping and watching Say Anything and Better Off Dead over and over again.
Then I read this and Thank Goodness he is not!!!
nada about being gay.

if you look at that original blog post that started this fervor you can clearly see that the person who made that blog post was making a joke about the cover of the pink pages what with it saying "the big gay issue" right next to john and norah's names. i don't think the post implies anywhere that they are actually gay - just that people freaked out when they say the cover.
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