Jennifer Lopez

Pete Wentz may be married to the very feminine and pregnant Ashlee Simpson-Wentz, but the Fall Out Boy rocker is not denying that he’s experimented with men – he’s just saying it was a long time ago. And he does love John Mayer.

“Probably when I was 22?” Pete, now 28, says of the last time he hooked up with a guy.

“When I said that I make out with dudes, there was a slight sense of sexual rebellion in that,” he tells the new issue of Out. “And I probably even made it a bigger deal than it was.

So, is he bi-sexual? “I’ve always felt this relentless heterosexual drive,” Pete said. “Our culture bombards us with this idea that you’re not that, and if you are that, there’s something wrong with you, and then we’re going to call you that, and then it’s an insult.”

But Pete does think that the times are a-changing and, that soon, no matter what your preference, we are all going to be much more tolerant of each other.

“The actual acceptance of gay marriage is inevitable,” the dad-to-be says. “It’s just like how the next generation of kids are going to all have tattoos.”

I’m cool with that, but are all the boys going to start wearing Guy-liner? Because my son is going to have to get his own.

Remember yesterday when I said I didn’t care that Amanda Seyfried was on the cover of Vanity Fair‘s “Hollywood’s New Wave” issue?

Well, I’m changing my mind. As we get to know more about the star of the upcoming version of Mama Mia! (which I’m totally psyched for, by the way), Amanda is scoring some major points.

Take, for instance, what she says about Lindsay Lohan, who was her co-star in Mean Girls.

“Lindsay was great on Mean Girls,” Amanda told the new issue of Teen Vogue. “I think that was before she got a little nuts.”

Ha! Love it.

“I’ve met some people who are just so freaking distraught and who don’t know how to handle it,” she says of some young stars in the limelight. ”And I’ve met some [others] who have their head on straight and are really happy. You try to stick around them.”

“I kind of don’t expect some of these girls, who’ve been working since they were two, to be sane. This business is just weird when you’re young.”

That’s right, Linds — she’s calling you insane. Fight, fight, fight….