Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is nearing a ban on public affection between members of the same-sex. Sweeping anti-gay legislation that is thisclose to becoming law would punish such acts by up to 10 years in prison. Details follow. 

Well, folks, today's the day that LGBT activists and the anti-gay movement have all been equally excited about: Chick-fil-A "Kiss In" Day! Hordes of beautiful homosezzuals are headed to the nearest Chick-fil-A as I type to lip-lock at lunchtime in a sign of protest against the fast-food/hate group. 

But is it really our best tactic?

Never Mind, a gay bar in Copenhagen, Denmark, is receiving international attention this week (and not the good kind) after a bouncer allegedly told a straight couple they weren't allowed to kiss on the premises. 

A plan to stop children from being "exposed to indecent images" finds support from UK Prime Minister David Cameron. So what, exactly, are conservatives wanting to ban from airing on TV until after 9 p.m.?

No it's not because he's a cute, tall blond twink in possession of a surprising baritone voice; it's not due to his affinity for glittery rainbow makeup that makes Adam Lambert's use of eyeliner seem jock-ish; and it's not because he held his own on stage opening for Robyn; we have a thing for Toronto-based Diamond Rings simply because his rock-n-roll tinged synth pop makes us shake our Spanx-wrapped booties. 

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A street preacher who annoyingly demanded that students falling under a blanket list of "sins" repent, might have been a little too turned on by a pair of Yale students who were protesting him. See? He can't even look at them, he's so into it.

(via HuffPo)