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By Larry Yepez jr

In a recent interview with GQ Magazine, Leonardo Di Caprio and Clint Eastwood dismissed and tried to play down the fact that their new film subject, the late head of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover, was indeed a gay man.

Eastwood commented when asked about Hoover's sex life,

"It's a movie about how this guy manipulated everybody around him and managed to stay on through nine presidents. I mean, I don't give a crap if he was gay or not.  He was a shamed man who hunted down others to compensate for his self-loathing. At least, that's how we see it. And that would make a hell of a drama!"

I think this is a very closed minded way for a filmmaker to confront the lives of his film subjects and lacks respect to the authenticity of the real life characters in his films. He should give a crap, at least for the sake of being true to the stories he wants to share with the world.

How Mr. Eastwood will handle Hoover's relationship with his longtime lover Clyde Tolson, played by Armie Hammer?  Leo DiCaprio, who has a passionate kissing scene with Hammer, said:

"What we're saying is that he definitely had a relationship with Tolson that lasted for nearly 50 years. Neither of them married. They lived close to one another. They worked together every day. They vacationed together. And there was rumored to be more. There are definite insinuations of—well, I'm not going to get into where it goes, but..."

Let's hope it's not going to be another Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, a movie that Clint directed based on the best-selling nonfiction book about a gay man, tied to a dramatic murder trial of a gay hustler. Although a great book, the movie was a total flop, probably because it was directed by a guy who "doesn't give a crap" about his gay subjects' sexualities.

I'm not implying that Eastwood is homophobic, he just puts it plain and simple... he doesn't give a crap!

When asked about gay marriage, Clint responded:

"These people who are making a big deal about gay marriage? I don't give a f*** about who wants to get married to anybody else! Why not?! We're making a big deal out of things we shouldn't be making a deal out of … Just give everybody the chance to have the life they want."

What do you think about Clint Eastwood's way to view the gay characters of his films?

Tags Armie Hammer, Blogger: Larry Yepez Jr, Clint Eastwood, GQ Magazine, J. Edgar Hoover, Leonardo Di Caprio

By Michael Lopez

Why do we get the feeling that a lot of ladies will be picking up the latest issue of GQ magazine? This month's cover boy happens to be hunky Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez and he's opened up quite a bit about his love life and his "perfect woman."

No, it's not Hayden Panettiere. Still claiming to be fully single, Sanchez spilled a few pointers on what it takes to win his heart.

"I can't help but want somebody that's, I don't know, athletic," Mark explained. "Somebody who can handle all this, you know, you can help me handle all this - because I'm still learning."

Sanchez also said that his ideal girl has to pass the "Mom Test" and it would help if she enjoyed Broadway shows. Yup, even though Mark can get brutal on the football field, he still appreciates a good musical.

"[Broadway actors] have eight shows a week," he said. "They have to take care of their bodies, stretch, eat right, take care of their voices. You know, their voice is like my arm."

Perhaps the most interesting part of the interview was Sanchez' revelation about his celebrity crush. Apparently he's got his eye on the newly-taken Jennifer Aniston.

Who do you think would make a good girlfriend for Mark? Sound off in the comments or @MTV3.

Tags Blogger: Michael Lopez, Chisme, Football, GQ Magazine, Mark Sanchez, Sports

By Larry Yepez Jr.

For the August issue of GQ magazine, Mila Kunis will appear on the cover drinking a frapuccino in her sexy little black panties. Not only does Mila take it all off for our viewing pleasure, but the sexy Black Swan villain also shows us her points of view on female comedians in Hollywood and talks about her new film, Friends with Benefits.

When Mila was asked if she had ever been in a relationship purely for sexual purpose, like in the movie, she denied it saying that she doesn't understand why people go through that torture, because the idea of friends with benefits is potentially good, like communism, but at the end of the day, one develops feelings and everything ends up getting "f***ed".

Kunis was asked who the funniest person she knew was, and she mentioned her father with his dry humor. And as for Hollywood comedians, Mila believes Lucille Ball's comedic timing is perfection, and how she admires Sarah Silverman's raunchy brilliance for saying stuff that usually only men could get away with. Another comedian who is a genius, in Mila's eyes, is Tina Fey. Mila revealed that she just finished reading Bossypants by Fey and considered it to be brilliant and not shticky.

According to Mila, women in Hollywood don't have it very easy, because usually they are stereotyped by how attractive they are and their acting abilities and talents are put on the back burner when it comes to consideration for a good role. Mila says it's not her case, but she has noticed it a lot in show business.

As for recent news, turns out Mila's Friends With Benefits co-star Justin Timberlake was the one that convinced her to accept the invitation from Sgt. Scott Moore. He sent a video invite for Mila from Afghanistan, asking her to accompany him to the Marines Corps Ball later this year. Timberlake convinced Mila that she had to do this for her country, and so this beauty accepted, showing that she not only has good looks and talent, but also a great sense of patriotism and a loving heart for important causes in life.

What do you think of Mila and all her recent success?

Tags Blogger: Larry Yepez Jr, Friends With Benefits, GQ Magazine, Justin Timberlake, lucielle ball, Mila Kunis, Sarah Silverman, Tina Fey

Sound the alarm! Kate Del Castillo looks more tempting than your mama's homemade sancocho in the latest July/August 2008 issue of GQ Mexico. The 35-year-old actress has dominated el mundo de telenovelas since her 1980s debut in the household classic, "Muchachitas," but Kate explains that she is planning on distancing herself from novelas in order to achieve crossover success.

After her success with the critically acclaimed indie flick La Misma Luna, and with several other movie projects in the works, there is no doubt that esta diva will have gringo movie-goers salivating in their seats in no time! Peep more sexy fotos of la bella mexicana after the jump.

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Tags GQ Magazine, GQ Mexico, Kate Del Castillo, Latinas, Muchachitas, telenovelas