What is happening in New York City? 

No really. What the hell is happening?

A gunman murdered a 32-year-old gay man early Saturday morning after screaming anti-gay slurs at him in Greenwich Village. 

Details from the terrifying story after the jump.

Any volunteers to tutor our former Harry Potter in the arts of tongue wrestling (and more...)??

Daniel Radcliffe talks about the "step-by-step instructions" he needed on his kissing technique for his gay sex scenes in his film, Kill Your Darlings, after the jump!

Gah!! We love Ellen! 

You've presumbably heard about the latest Abercrombie & Fitch controversy. Long story short, the company's CEO Mike Jeffries thinks A&F is an aspirational brand that isn't suited for people that don't fit into the "All-American" zero percent body fat mold. Apparently the company's stopped making clothing that's sized beyond a woman's size ten.

Basically if you're not hot magazine cover material, you're not Abercrombie's audience. (This, of course, is all the more interesting based on images of Jeffries.)

Well Ellen's not having it. See what she has to say after the jump!

It's almost that time of year again and we couldn't be more psyched! 

Outfest has just announced its opening night gala film and this year's Outfest Achievement Award honoree.

We're already trying to reserve our tickets. Seriously. We're on the website now trying to make this happen. 

More after the jump!

While Beyonce's celebrating the latest bundle of joy that she's carrying, her Destiny's Child compatriot, Kelly Rowland, is getting some serious stuff off her chest.

Her new track, "Dirty Laundry" is putting it ALL out there--and Kelly goes DEEP. 

From being in her "sister" Bey's shadow, to her past abusive relationship, Kelly presents her most revealing track yet. It's personal and very surprising. 

Let us know what you think after the jump!

Well this is sure to stir up the Bey-hive, but hopefully in the good way! 

Beyoncé is pregnant, y'all! 

At least according to E! News, which has the exclusive. 

More after the jump!

It's just been announced that GLAAD President Herndon Graddick has resigned, after a bit more than a year in the position, effective immediately. 

“I'm proud to leave GLAAD with a stronger, more efficient organization and an incredibly talented and experienced Board and staff," Graddick said in a statement to the press. "I'm happy the role I was able to play in advancing the need for our community to fully support the rights of our transgender brothers and sisters. Our movement is benefited by the leadership not only of heroes like Evan Wolfson, Chad Griffin, Mara Keisling, and Kate Kendell, but of the necessary and vital blogger and grassroots communities.  I look forward to returning to a private life and supporting...

In honor of David Beckham’s retirement, a collection of his best sexy photos [GlobalGrind]

Marriage equality in France gets the constitutional all-clear! [Reuters]

More links after the jump!

The White House has just released a video message from Ambassador Susan Rice—U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations—addressing today's International Day Against Homophobia (as they address it, minus transphobia mentions). See the video and read the transcript below.

This morning, marking International Day Against Homphobia and Transphobia, the largest EU survey of hate crime and discrimination targeting members of the LGBT community in the 27-nation bloc and Croatia showed many live in fear and conceal their sexual identity. Details below.

Is it a hit? Will it flop? Is this is even the final track?! The apparent first listen of Britney’s Smurfs 2 track, “Ooh La La,” has just found its way online, which begs the question: do you heart it or hate it?

Listen for yourself and weigh in below!