‘Rocketman’ Sir Elton John has revealed his belief that legendary ‘King of Pop,’ Michael Jackson was sick in the head. In excerpts from his memoir titled ‘Me’, Elton writes that he saw Jackson as mentally ill, and a ‘disturbing person to be around’ READ ALSO: Frema Ashkar Threatens GhanaCelebritis.com And Others With A Frivolous Lawsuit … Read more
A 19 year old British student Haroon Ali Syed allegedly inspired by Isis appeared in court on Tuesday accused of planning mass casualty bomb attacks on an Elton John concert, Military bases and Buckingham palace.
Harron was arrested last week Thursday after cops uncovered plots by the young man to bomb Elton John’s gig on the anniversary of 9/11, and also attack Buckingham Palace, London’s busy Oxford Street and military bases.
Though the fashion icons- Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana (Dolce & Gabbana) are gay men themselves, their recent comment has caused upset in the gay community—which is even going to affect their respected fashion brand.
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in an interview with Panorama magazine in relation to gay parenting said; “I call children of chemistry, synthetic children. Rented wombs, semen chosen from a catalog.”–extensively suggesting that gay people should not be allowed to be parents…
Following the comment, Elton John and several celebrities have launched a boycott against the brand-Dolce & Gabbana for making the above comments, which they find disparaging.
Music star-Sir Elton John who hopes to marry filmmaker-David Furnish next year has said, if Jesus Christ was alive, the Messiah would have supported gay marriages.
Speaking to UK’s Sky News on the same weekend as the London Pride parade, Sir Elton John said: “If Jesus Christ was alive today, I cannot see him, as the Christian person that he was and the great person that he was, saying this could not happen. He was all about love and compassion and forgiveness and trying to bring people together.
And that is what the Church should be about.”
Though it is obvious that Sir Elton John wants the Church to do more in relation to gay marriages, he acknowledged how far the Church has come and praised Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Francis, whom he described as a “wonderful” man who had stripped back church teaching to reveal its fundamental message of love.
That is far away in Europe; they are talking about gay marriages and how the Church should support that. Back in Ghana, the legal framework does not even recognise the rights of gays—let alone the Church.
Recently, Wanlov Da Kubolor was in the news for saying, ‘probably GOD is Gay’ and you can imagine the bashing he received.
