He's pretty to look at, and soon enough, model Jesus Luz may be entertaining his fans’ ears, as well.

According to the U.K.’s Sun newspaper, Madonna’s steamy Brazilian boyfriend has signed a record deal with the legendary singer’s record label, Warner Bros., and will release a single by this summer. Jesus’ first song, "We Came From Light," will allegedly be hitting airwaves in May.

From popcrunch.com

Jesus Luz — Madonna’s on again/off again — has landed a recording contract with the singer’s former label Warner Bros., a new report claims.

Jesus has allegedly landed a two-album deal with the label Madonna left last year after more than 25 years.

The 23-year-old Brazilian, who has been dating the pop queen for a year, recently began showing off his DJ skills by spinning at exclusive parties. Now the Material Girl is helping Luz craft his career in the industry by encouraging her longtime collaborator Victor Calderone to remix Luz’s tracks, according to The Sun.

A tipster tells the publication: “Madonna really wants Jesus’ career to take off. She’s been… putting him in contact with as many of her influential pals as she can. She’s worked with Victor for a very long time and he understands just what she likes. Having him rejig Jesus’ tracks will give them a cool cachet which is essential to building a clubland buzz.”

Jesus’ debut single “We Came From Light,” is due for release in May.

Elton John : 'There's A Lot Of Hate In The World'

In this week's issue of PARADE, Elton John talks to Dotson Rader about the transition from his raucous rock-star years to becoming a committed philanthropist. In the web exclusive below, the music legend opens up about the life-threatening downside of fame, his partner David Furnish and his take on Jesus.

Making early mistakes in love.
"I'd always choose someone younger. I wanted to smother them with love. I'd take them around the world, try to educate them. One after another they got a Cartier watch, a Versace outfit, maybe a sports car. They didn't have jobs. They were reliant on me. I did this repeatedly. In six months they were bored and hated my guts because I'd taken their lives and self-worth away. I hadn't intended to."

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Love and drugs.
"Just about every relationship I ever had was involved with drugs. It never works. But I always had to be with someone, good or bad, otherwise I didn't feel fulfilled. I'd lost the plot."

It's all or nothing when it comes to drugs.
"For some people a gram of cocaine can last a month. Not me. I have to do the lot, and then I want more. At the end of the day, all it led to was heartache."

Full Story at source: http://www.parade.com

Julianne Moore seems to be everywhere these days — much to our delight.

The Advocate caught up with the very busy actress recently and, among other things, she shared her thoughts on recent lesbian roles, including playing a lesbian in The Private Lives of Pippa Lee and The Kids Are All Right. On whether she is drawn to lesbian parts because the “sexual inclination” differs from hers: Not necessarily sexual inclination but certainly something different temperament-wise. I was very attracted to playing Kat in Pippa Lee because she’s very tough and inscrutable.

On Kat’s hair style: My mullet? I chose that mullet, man! It was a half-wig. I was going for a Jane Fonda in Klute thing.

On responsibility for respectfully representing the LGBT community in her roles:

Lisa Cholodenko and I talked about that a lot with The Kids Are All Right. It was important for her not to make a politically correct movie … that idea of being PC about everything is no longer appealing to her. Thankfully, I really do believe that we’re past all that. You don’t want to be so careful about sexuality that it becomes precious.
On what drew her to The Kids Are All Right:

I’ve always loved Lisa’s work … After High Art, I ran into her at some “Women in Film” thing, and I said, “Hey, why didn’t I see that script? You should’ve sent that to me!”

I liked how The Kids Are All Right presented a gay family as a regular family. It’s about two women who’ve been together since college, have children they love, and have the same kind of stresses as any couple.

Natalie Bassingthwaighte is a good egg. Why, she pens books that help young women boost their self-esteem! She contributed a song to an album that raised money for Beyond Blue (although even The Bass agrees that the less said about the song, the better…) which is a worthy cause indeed! And now? She’s getting behind a celebration of The Gays.

Straight girl and all-round entertainer Natalie Bassingthwaighte is a darling of the gay community and yesterday paid some thanks by fronting a new awareness campaign – which is actually a celebration of progress rather than a whinge about a lack of it.

Uh-oh, I’m annoyed already. Not by anything Nat Bass has done, but rather that the Daily Telegraph felt the need to inform us that Nat is a “straight girl” before congratulating her on celebrating the progress made by the gay community. Is it normally assumed that someone who supports gay rights is a flaming queer? Not in my world.