A straight man is suing Craigslist after his co-workers posted an ad - complete with his phone number - claiming he was looking for some gay love. He also named his employer, Foster Farms, in the lawsuit.

The ad said he was "seeking a hot stud for first timer... recently divorced from my wife, have come to terms with my homo sexuality [sic], and need someone to teach me the right way, and be gentle at the same time, age, race not important..." The co-workers were able to work around Craigslist's software, which blocks phone numbers from being posted.

The plaintiff and his family were then subjected to a steady stream of phone calls of a very graphic nature. He claims that when he complained to his bosses about the harassment, they did nothing. Craigslist, as far as he is concerned, is fully responsible for the fake ad's content. 

He would sue his co-workers but they don't have enough money to make it worth the effort.

Straight Guy Sues Craigslist, Says Co-workers Solicited Gay Sex for Him [The Advocate]

Two men, actor Sean Hayes and Republican Senator Roy Ashburn,  have officially come out as gay. Circumstance, not choice, seemed to be responsible for their revelations.

Hayes is best known for playing Jack on the sitcom 'Will and Grace.' He was also the gay lead in 'Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss,' about a photographer dreaming of love with a sexy young actor. However, Hayes was not open about his sexuality, and though many suspected he was gay he would neither confirm nor deny it to the press.

His days in the closet are officially over after being worn down by endless media questioning. He opened up to 'The Advocate,' although he inisted it still isn't anyone's business but his own. "What more do you want me to do?" He asked. "Do you want me to stand on a float? And then what? It’s never enough."

Meanwhile, Republican Senator Roy Ashburn's recent run-in with the law forced open the closet door ...

Barbara Walters admits that asking people about their sexuality was something she should have avoided ...