Khloe? Kim?? Bruce?! Looks like one of the reality girls is heading to the law-based series—and not just for a quickie divorce.

Nice to see an incident where life doesn’t imitate art, huh? The actor who plays Glee’s closeted gay bully Dave Karofsky (Max Adler) decided to use social media to make a difference when it comes to the very actions his character is known for. Follow the jump to hear what Max has accomplished in just 10 days, and how to get involved.

Michael Fassbender is our new favorite activist. After all, the Shame heartthrob is breaking down Hollywood's double-standard barriers one peen scene at a time. In a recent W Magazine article, Fassbender revealed that his acting/activism career started in 1998, when he bared his assbender (hyuck, hyuck!) for a SAS commercial. Some determined queens at Gay.net took the bait and tracked down the stud's nekkid acting debut (thank you!) The NSFW acting reel highlight, after the jump!

Cynthia Nixon, long admired for her activism (especially her efforts last year to help pass New York marriage equality), has found herself on our bad side this week. (Correct response whenever we say that: "But none of your sides are bad. They're all gorgeous!")

The former Sex and the City star became the subject of many an unflattering headline when she claimed she chose a homosexual lifestyle and then again when she attempted to clarify her statement. As our fight for equal rights wages in courtrooms across the country, the L.A. Times decided to examine how Nixon's possibly-dangerous statements would hold up under the gavel. So, did the actress throw a wrench into the courtroom battle for equality? 

Celebrated designer Jean Paul Gaultier unveiled an Amy Winehouse-inspired line during his Paris Fashion Week show a few days back much to the anger of those close to the late singer. 

Though previously unimaginable, GOProud—that perplexing con$ervative organization that claims to support LGBT rights—has managed to out-do itself with statements implying Rick Santorum would make a better president than Obama. 

Though someone (who shall remain nameless to keep his gay card in tact) in the Instinct office said "I thought she died in1989" when the news came to our desks, the Internet rumor gone-out-of-control since Thursday is false: Cher is alive, lovelies! You may now manually unclench your buttocks and exhale (and follow the jump for more details).

The good folks over at BeyondExGay.com (no affiliation with Instinct) are conducting the largest yet survey of survivors of "ex gay" therapy and seeking participants to help expose the harmful practice for what it is. All those who attempted to alter their orientation or gender differences through the aid of one of these programs, a religious counselor, or on their own are urged to take the survey and tell others about it. Head to BeyondExGay.com to participate!

Wanna skip working out your corneal muscles at the gym tonight? Avoid the steam room exercise machine (all that cruising buffs up the brows!) and instead let your eyes roll away countless reps courtesy of Tennessee's resident d-bag politician, state Sen. Stacey "Don't Say Gay" Campbell. So, what are Stacey's latest homophobic hijinks? 

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"It Gets Better" meets Glee meets Lady Gaga's "Hair" meets ourheadsareexploding. The "It Gets Better" campaign received a much needed boost back into the pop-culture stratosphere thanks to Madison, Wisconsin's Colton James Boettcher, who, with the help of his local LGBT community, created one helluva production for the campaign. 

Instinct caught up with Colton to chat about the inspiration and mesage behind his contribution to the "It Gets Better" project. Find out what the filmmaker has to say and watch the dazzling gay-prom-themed video, after the jump!

Our hetero friend's fantasy football leagues are wrapping up but our fantasy Glee leagues are just getting started! With some early breaking casting news, it looks like one of our gay Glee fantasy teams might actually become a reality. Maybe we'll win the batthouse's annual fantasy league pool! (The spoiler alert details follow.)

U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken (Oakland, CA) has determined that a portion of the "Defense of Marriage Act" prohibiting same-sex couples from long-term health-care benefits is biased and will likely overturn the aspect. Details follow.