East Longmeadow, MA -- Dennis Rodman may be a basketball star but it took a wedding dress to get him into "Trivial Pursuit."

That's what Rodman is telling friends after discovering that a picture of himself dressed in drag as a bride from his 1997 publicity stunt is being used in an advertisement for the game.

The ad is about to run in bridal-oriented magazines and while it features Rodman in a dress, the incident doesn't appear as a question in the game.

Rodman is trying to be philosophical saying, "It figures that my appearance in a wedding gown would be the thing that got me immortalized by "Trivial Pursuit.""

These days, cross-dressing is part of his past. Rodman got married recently and wore male attire at the ceremony.

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