As we could have predicted, John Travolta's attorneys object to Gawker alleging that John's beat off more men than Sylvester Stallone in a Rambo sequel. And it's likely nobody on Team Travolta was happy that these allegations came up just as Mrs. Travolta was once again giving birth. I imagine strategy meetings with attorneys asking, "Just how many children do these two have to have in order to stop these rumors? No, seriously -- how many?" Gossip Cop has the downlow on this sticky situation. Will John Travolta really follow in fellow Scientologist Tom Cruise's footsteps and join him as the only other modern movie star to actually pursue suing someone in order to stop being called gay? We don't know for a fact what the truth is about John Travolta -- nor, frankly, do we care -- but, as we head into 2011, who actually regards being presumed gay as an insult? James Franco, Jake Gyllenhall, Anderson Cooper, Vin Diesel, Peyton Manning, Troy Aikman, and Matt Bomer are just some of the countless celebs rumored to be gay. Some of them probably are, but don't care to confirm it. All of them don't care if you think they are. Keanu Reeves said it best fifteen years ago when he told Vanity Fair, "There's nothing wrong with being gay, so to deny it is to make a judgment. And why make a big deal of it?" Fifteen years later, and even though it would be best for him to let these new and simply unbelievable allegations slip quietly away, John Travolta apparently intends to make a very big deal of it.
