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		<description>&lt;a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/entertainment/showbiz/newsid_1686000/1686039.stm"&gt;&quot;He&apos;s not gay, and the judge so ruled,&quot;&lt;/a&gt;  says Bert Fields, attorney for Tom Cruise.  Yes folks, Tom Cruise is now the world&apos;s only &lt;b&gt;legal&lt;/b&gt; heterosexual.  While this is old news, I&apos;ve always been fascinated with how much zeal Cruise prosecutes these allegations.  This case, though, is unique in that the ruling in favor of Cruise contains a stipulation which states that Cruise is not, nor ever has he ever been, gay.  In other words, Tom&apos;s heterosexuality is now enforced by the courts.  Should we, the moviegoing public, now file a class-action lawsuit to force Cruise to publicly prove his unique legal status as a compulsory heterosexual?  Would Tom being a backdoor boy &lt;b&gt;really&lt;/b&gt; damage your enjoyment of his movies, as Cruise seems to think?  Just how stupid do Hollywood stars and their publicists think we are? Discuss.  </description>
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