Our editors deemed the following material too risqué... Censored Allegedly Outed Bi Celebs We're not going to even mention that top gun because we know that mission is impossible to prove, and that Marcia Cross Desperate Housewives scandal was clearly manufactured, but here are some public figures who've been outed in scandals... Bernard Boursicot, French diplomat whose story was made into M. Butterfly Frugal Gourmet Chef Jeff Smith, by six men filing harassment charges against this father of two Jean-Claude Van Damme, outed by ex-wife in divorce papers Merv Griffin, the straight-laced talk show host, in a palimony suit by his male partner and calls himself "quadi-sexual,” saying, “I'll do anything for a quarter" Peter Allen, flamboyant singer outed by his wife Liza Minnelli Robert Kennedy, fathered eight kids, fooled around with men and once had a three-way with ballet star Rudolph Nureyev, according to relative Gore Vidal Vanna White, by a female writer who said she had an affair with the now-married letter-turner Vincent Price, by his daughter Victoria Price’s book, Vincent Price: A Daughter’s Biography and Victoria says her dad’s marriage wasn’t a sham Eddie Murphy, by a handful of drag queens in the tabloids including one transexual prostitute he accidentally picked up in West Hollywood Prince Charles, by a former valet who sold his story to the tabloid John Travolta, now married with children, recently was caught kissing a male companion. It’s about time we reclaim these gay icons as fencesitters despite the homo-establishment’s claims. All of the names below have had documented opposite-sex liaisons along with their well-known same-sex liaisons. Barney Frank Eleanor Roosevelt Freddie Mercury Gertrude Stein Gianni Versace Greta Garbo Liberace Marlene Dietrich Oscar Wilde Rock Hudson Rupert Everett Sal Mineo Gay icons who really BI PRESIDENTS James Buchanan, bachelor president. Thought to be one of the country’s most eligible bachelors, the 15th president, James Buchanan, is said to have only two significant affectionate relationships in his life: one brief affair with Anne Coleman, and one two-decade liaison with William Rufus DeVane King, who became his vice president. The only bachelor president in U.S. history, Buchanan exchanged many intimate notes with his VP. When going for an extended trip to Paris, King once wrote, “I am selfish enough to hope you will not be able to procure an associate who will cause you to feel no regret at our separation. For myself, I shall feel lonely in the midst of Paris, for there I shall have no Friend with whom I can commune as with my own thoughts." Not-so-honest Abe? Gay activist Larry Kramer outed 16th president Abraham Lincoln saying he had a four-year affair with shop owner Joshua Speed when they were in their mid-20s. "Between 1839 and 1842 Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed loved each other," says Kramer, who researched letters from both during that era. After 1842, they kept in touch. Both eventually married.
 
John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert both have both been rumored to be bisexual (as was JFK Jr.) Charles Kaiser’s Gay Metropolis details a pre-presidential menage-a-trois between JFK, Hair producer Michael Butler and a beautiful woman in a sailboat off the south of France, while Bobby was bobbing around with a young American soldier and ballet star Rudolph Nureyev, according to a book by Janet Villella. and that’s just the tip of the iceberg... More to come later... Historical Figures ...with documented bisexual histories Alexander the Great Anne, ruler of England Christina, ruler of Sweden Crazy Horse Edward II Henry III Julius Caesar Marie Antoinette Napoleon Bonaparte Pu Yi, Emperor of China T.E. Lawrence, of Arabia Poets Lord Byron Greek courtesan Sappho Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Anderson Jamaican-American June Jordan African-American poet Langston Hughes Early 20th century American Sara Teasdale Beat poet Diane di Prima Aside from Lord Byron, a number of bisexual poets made their mark, a few of whom are listed below...
 
Artists Dora Carrington, British artist who dabbled in a ménage a trios Eileen Gray, Irish bisexual designer and architect Frida Kahlo, Mexican vibrant spitfire of an artist Georgia O'Keefe, her sexuality flowered pretty openly as a bisexual Hannah Hoch, German collage artist who dealt with feminist identities Jean Cocteau, jack of all arts: literature, ballet, film, painting Jean-Michel Basquiat, Manhattan urban street painter Jon Planas, dynamic Peruvian modern-day painter known for color Michelangelo, equally adept with his large David and soft muses Leonardo Da Vinci, plenty of secrets behind that smirk on the Mona Lisa Rachid Ben Ali, Moroccan-born flamboyant Dutch artist Salvador Dali, Spanish Surrealist with an open marriage to a Russian gal go both ways...