"This is gonna be water cooler talk tomorrow so, don't move," Carson Kressley said before taking the floor one last time on Tuesday's Dancing with the Stars finale.

He was right.

The celebrity stylist orchestrated a memorable routine to Madonna's 1990 smash hit "Vogue" in an exhibition Tuesday; along with pro dancers Anna Trebunskaya and Val Chmerkovskiy, the Emmy-winning TV personality dominated the dance-floor with the showmanship that made him a sleeper pick on this season's edition of the ABC hit.

Almost the entire Dancing with the Stars cast turned out Friday night to celebrate Chaz Bono.

Cher's transgender son was the star attraction in Beverly Hills for the GLSEN Respect Awards Honoring Chaz Bono.

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David Arquette, Carson Kressley, J.R. Martinez, Elisabetta Canalis, Ricki Lake, Nancy Grace, Hope Solo and Louis Van Amstel were all there to cheer their friend on.

Rob Reiner and Jeri Ryan also attended the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) gala.

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A cavalcade of notable people are wearing purple for Spirit Day on Thursday October 20, which aims to show support for LGBT teens and fight bullying, and the growing numbers of gay teen suicides.

“From Hollywood to corporate America to local grassroots advocates, Americans are taking a stand against bullying this Spirit Day and showing all LGBT teens that it’s okay to be who you are,” GLAAD President Mike Thompson said in a statement about the occasion, which is part of National Bullying Prevention Month.

Among those who've participated in the day's festivities include the casts of Good Morning America, The View and The Talk; and celebrities such as Cher, Ellen DeGeneres, Conan O’Brien, Chaz Bono, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Heather Graham, Carson Kressley, Ricky Martin and the casts of TeenNick’s Degrassi and MTV’s Jersey Shore and Teen Mom.

Carson Kressley was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars’ 13th season Tuesday, a night after he and partner Anna Trebunskaya had the night's lowest score with 19/30 points for their cheerleading-inspired jive.

After he was ousted, Kressley thanked the show and Trebunskaya, calling her a “wonderful, kind and patient” dance partner.

"This has been pure joy for me; I hope I can just make people smile and laugh and have a good time," Kressley said. The other contestants in the bottom three this week were David Arquette and Hope Solo.

Today is National Coming Out Day, and so to mark the occasion, RadarOnline.com takes a look at some of Hollywood’s most out and proud celebrities.

Talk show host Rosie O'Donnell said that before she publicly came out, her talk show audience was the only group of people in her life that didn’t know she was a lesbian.

Fashion guru Carson Kressley said he had a "soft coming out" to his parents, who didn’t know he was gay until he landed a high-profile TV show that said as much.

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After a firestorm of criticism from special interest groups condemning Dancing With the Stars for including its first transgendered contestant, Chaz Bono, the show's executive producer, Conrad Green, said the pundits should let Bono work his magic on the dance floor before jumping to conclusions.

His comments on Thursday came the same day more groups condemned the show for including Bono, who's paired up with a female dancer Lacey Schwimmer in the competition. Putting Bono on, The Culture and Media Institute's Dan Gainor said, is "a ridiculous, agenda-driven move" and "the latest example of the networks trying to push a sexual agenda on American families.”

Online group OneMillionMoms.com called the inclusion of Bono and openly-gay reality star Carson Kressley "completely unacceptable.

The dancer pairings for the 13th season of Dancing with the Stars were announced on Good Morning America Wednesday, with the most notable tandem being that of Chaz Bono and Lacey Schwimmer.

The 42-year-old daughter-turned-son of Cher and the late Sonny Bono is the first transgender contestant to appear on the ABC hit since it began in 2005. On Tuesday, Chaz told GMA she “wouldn't have even felt comfortable dancing with a male dance partner.”

The other pairings are: David Arquette and Kym Johnson; Ron Artest and Peta Murgatroyd; Elisabetta Canalis and Mak Chmerkovskiy’s brother Val; Kristen Cavallari and Mark Ballas; Nancy Grace and Tristan McManus; Robert Kardashian and Cheryl Burke; Ricki Lake and Derek Hough; J.R. Martinez and Karina Smirnoff; Chynna Phillips and Tony Dovolani; Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy; and Carson Kressley and Anna Trebunskaya.

ABC announced the cast of the 13th season of the Dancing with the Stars Monday night, and RadarOnline.com has all the details on who’s going to be cutting the rug this year.

On the men’s side:  Scream star David Arquette, transgender activist Chaz Bono, fashion guru Carson Kressley,  L.A. Laker Ron Artest, Rob Kardashian, and soap star J.R. Martinez.

On the ladies side:  CNN spitfire Nancy Grace, The Hills star Kristin Cavallari,  actress/talk show host Ricki Lake,  Wilson Phillips singer Chynna Phillips , George Clooney’s ex, Elisabetta Canalis and U.S. Women’s Soccer Team goalie Hope Solo.

Hours after ABC announced the star-studded cast of the 13th season of the Dancing with the Stars, the ensemble group immediately began promoting the upcoming season on Good Morning America Tuesday.

Chaz Bono -- the transgender daughter-turned-son of Sonny and Cher -- said his famous mother checked in with her upon hearing that he'll be taking the ballroom floor.

"She wanted to know how everything was going, if I was nervous," Chaz said.