Adam Lambert’s coming out right on schedule

We don’t really have any questions about Adam Lambert’s sexuality but there is something so positive about someone who just expresses who they are and lives in an out and proud way.  At last night’s Young Hollywood Awards, People.com talked to Adam who said “all your questions will be answered” in an upcoming issue of Rolling Stone.

“Finally,” he said at the awards where he was named artist of the year.

Adam told MTV: “I’m going to be talking about a lot of things that people have had questions about.”

He’s looking forward to a time when he can put all this talk behind him and focus on his music: “I think that’ll be nice. I think we can all move forward and look forward to the [debut] album together.”

He told E!Online that he doesn’t think he always handles the media focus on his sexuality well: “Sometimes I say, “Errrr.” Sometimes it’s bad. I’ve gone out of Idol land; I rented a car and got to drive around and do my own thing and be in L.A. for a week—which means press around every corner. But it’s been fun. If you can maintain a sense of humor about it, it’s really funny. I’m trying to just laugh.”

Meanwhile, American Idol winner Kris Allen sang the National Anthem at the Lakers NBA Finals game Sunday and said he is supportive of Adam: “I think he’s happier that he can be himself and it’s nice. Adam is who he is and he’s not afraid. I support him in whatever he does.”