Jack McFarland: Not Half The Queen He Used To Be  By Alistair
McCartney  These days when it comes to things gay it's hard to
reach a consensus. We're a partial and persnickety bunch.
Lurking beneath that rainbow flag there's a wealth of violently
different opinion. What's fabulously faggy to one man is
straight as George Bush to the next. What's delightfully dykey
to one woman comes across as hetero as mom's apple pie to her
ex. The definition of gay in the 21st century is broad, and
getting broader by the minute. Just like beauty, gayness is in
the eye of the beholder.  But at this point in time there does
seem to be a collective agreement on at least one aspect of gay
culture: that Sean Hayes' character Jack McFarland on NBC's Will
and Grace is not only funny and adorable, but as gay as gay can
be. And that it's exactly this last quality that makes him SO
funny and SO adorable.  As Tom O'Neill recently wrote in The
Advocate: "No actor is more defiantly campy than Hayes"  And as
William Keck stated in a LA T