Tennessee’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill may be effectively dead.

Pity.

Details after the jump!

In a footrace with Tennessee to see which state can be the first to fuck up its kids, Utah has taken an early lead. Late Tuesday afternoon, the Utah Senate quietly approved a bill that severs sex education while also provides a "Don't Say Gay"-type clause. Details follow. 

Forget that whole feed the poor, help children in need and clothe the homeless stuff. The Catholic Diocese of Portland, Maine would rather focus its time and effort on telling gays to stop having sex. 

The new Catholic approach to dealing with its homosexual members has found a test market in Hartford, Connecticut, where the archdiocese there has launched Courage—an abstinence program designed to tell LGBT Catholics it's OK to be gay, well, as long as you're not gay. Video and more details, after the break.

From tragedy to irony: beginning with Amy dying alone and the latest rumors that she died from a seizure from alcohol withdraws, to now Dr. Drew admitting that she tried to reach out to him in her last days. Details after the jump.

...using YouTuber Jacqueline Ray's methods, as realized through homemade song.

Though I find the video a bit righteous and the notion that AIDs should be stopped through celibacy and waiting until marriage archaic and possibly even dangerous, Miss Ray feels so strongly about it that she and a few of her catering pals got together to spread the word via karaoke-style music.

What do you think of Miss Ray's message and/or song?