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Fox's "Glee" is getting an unexpected turn in the klieg lights because of a Newsweek article suggesting that gay actors can't pull off heterosexual roles and which includes a lengthy discussion of "Glee" cast member Jonathan Groff.

"Glee" creator Ryan Murphy issued a scathing statement about the piece and has called for a boycott of the magazine. On Wednesday, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation issued a statement "urging Newsweek to issue an apology."

The article by Newsweek Associate Editor Ramin Setoodeh, which first appeared online and runs in the mag's latest print edition under "The Critics" heading, starts with a discussion of Sean Hayes's latest gig on Broadway in a revival of "Promises, Promises." Hayes plays an ad guy hopelessly in love with co-worker Kristin Chenoweth. Hayes is "best known as the queeny Jack on [NBC sitcom] 'Will & Grace,' " Setoodeh wrote.

Hayes's "sexual orientation" is "part of who he is" and seeing him "play straight" in the Broadway production is "weird" because he "comes off as wooden and insincere, like he's trying to hide something, which of course he is," Setoodeh wrote.

suggesting that gay actors can't pull off heterosexual roles

CAVA wrote:I also wonder where news is going nowadays. 英国电视电台本来必须保持政治中立的的，可是今年Sky（没错，就是Murdoch旗下的）首席政治编辑严重偏向保守党，在直播节目里差些与工党代表吵起架来，被传为笑谈，都说他干脆去Fox好了。

选民看顺眼的领导当选了，蜜月期也总要过去的。