Celebrity Justice

'Office Space' Star: Yo Wikipedia, I'm Not Gay!


Ron Livingston -- the guy who played Peter in "Office Space" -- is sick and tired of someone constantly changing his Wikipedia page to say he's in a gay relationship ... and now he's suing to make the rumors stop.

Ron -- who married a woman earlier this year -- claims some mystery Internet bandit began relentlessly changing his Wiki page to say he's in a relationship with a man named Lee Dennison ... a claim Livingston says is completely false and "malicious."

According to the lawsuit, filed yesterday in L.A. County Superior Court, the Wiki-hacking began back in May -- and every time Ron's reps remove the false info from his Wiki page ... the bandit "changes them back almost immediately."

And it gets better: Ron believes the perp also created fake Facebook profiles for himself and Lee, and both pages claim the two are "In a relationship" with each other.

Livingston is suing for libel, invasion of privacy and for using his name and likeness without his permission. Damages haven't been specified.

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1.

WHo cares Tmz!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I am laughing because I had to go look and it is on there along with this..."Livingston lives in Los Angeles with wife Rosemarie Dewitt. Livingston and Dewitt married November 2nd, 2009 in San Francisco.Although he is gay and officaily confermed it in TMZ he is gay and darn proud." Way to go TMZ you made it as a source! Love it!!!

3.

I believe you have my stapler.

4.

It says the same thing on Harvey's wikipedia profile... Is that a lie too???

5.

Ha ha ha! I think he should worry about many other thing besides what his wiki page says...lol...Who cares if it says he's gay?!

6.

That's very funny. I actually saw him in a restaurant with his wife some time ago. Def not gay. They were being very romantic.

7.

It's not funny. This is serious defamation and cyber harrassment. I feel sorry for Livingston. Fortunately the way things are tracked, it shouldn't be hard for his attorneys to find the perpetrator. I'm guessing it's a guy, since most women don't insult men by calling them gay. I hope the person does some jail time.

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hahah i checked out Harvey's wiki page after a previous comment and it says this...

"Today Levin is a managing editor at TMZ.com, a celebrity news and gossip site launched by Time Warner-AOL in December 2005. He also executive produces and hosts TMZ on TV. He is a frequent guest of the Kevin and Bean show, and CNN's Larry King Live.

Levin is gay and lives in Los Angeles with his boyfriend, a chiropractor.[1]"

9.

There is no reality and everything is permissible.

10.

You people are sooooo clueless.

AMAZING !!

11.

He seems a wee bit too sensitive about this.

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Quote from Dr T: "I'm guessing it's a guy, since most women don't insult men by calling them gay. I hope the person does some jail time."

Okay, first being gay should not be deemed an 'insult', but if you're not gay you're not gay, simple. Second, women DO use all kinds of tricks to get at men and other women, so don't go kidding yourself, hon, Third, I agree he seems way to preoccupied about this and should get a life. Fourth, I have no idea until today who he even was.

13.

I'd hardly consider someone calling you gay a minor thing when your livelihood requires the general public to accept you in order to continue working. Particularly when this person repeatedly changed the status. I'd consider that cyber stalking.

I have never seen the Office, but loved him in Band of Brothers and liked him in Standoff and wish someone would cast him for something like the lead detective in British series Wire in the Blood or a return updated series like Macgyver. He is definitely a thinking man's actor

I wish he and his new bride a happy life.

14.

so i guess he is having sex with tiger too

15.

Wikipedia is dangerous. I think new celebrities can get ahead of it by creating their own page and locking it so no one can edit it.

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