Miss Rhode Island Olivia Culpo received the Miss USA crown on Sunday night, moments after answering a question about the inclusion of transgender contestants. 

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Without skipping a beat, the predictable "One Million" Moms has issued a statement condemning J.C. Penney's incredibly adorable gay dads Father's Day ad.

Eight months after the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," America's first openly gay Air Force cadets have graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in a historic ceremony that included President Obama. Video and details follow.  

The ultimate fetish weekend may still be a few months away, but the folks behind Folsom Street Fair are already suiting up for San Francisco’s biggest freak (in the best possible way!) festival. Follow the jump to see this year’s eye-popping promo poster and video. (Warning: slightly NSFW)

Straight Texas rapper Adair Lion is bringing his own message to the rap game in "Gay Is Okay" and he samples Michael Jackson's "Ben" in the process!

Check out the video after the jump!

AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) has just released two hilarious new spots for the gays!

Check out their latest campaign, "In Real Life There Is No STD Fairy!" after the jump!

Little Boots had us shaking our Man-Spanx-wrapped booties with most of her adorkable pop-dance 2009 debut disc, Hands. This week, however, the quirky Briton returns to radio with the harder four-on-the-floor "Every Night I Say A Prayer," written with Hercules & Love Affair's Andy Butler. The track is already inciting quite the buzz, so follow the jump to get in on the action and let us know if you heart or hate Little Boot's new music!

Folks in Hamilton, Ontario received our kind of eye-opening morning wake up when local station CHCH aired three minutes of uninterrupted gay porn during its morning New Now broadcast. 

With the helpful support of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, Air Force Staff Sergeant Anthony Loverde, who was discharged from service under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2008, will be reinstated into ranks in May. 

Liberia is in full PR mode this week after that awkward joint interview with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Tony Blair. In a letter sent to the Guardian, Liberian officials insist the African nation doesn't hate the gays and that its president meant something totally different than what she said in the video that quickly went viral. Details follow. 

How can any organization in the world fight against something as beautiful as what these pictures of Ricky Martin's family display? Ready the stomach pump and follow the jump to overdose on cuteness via this month's Spanish Vanity Fair...

Former British PM Tony Blair isn't the only one giving Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf a major awkward side-eye after she pledged support for a homosexuality = criminalization bill in her country; Now the U.S. State Department is jumping into the head-shaking game with Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland expressing disapproval via Sec. of State Hillary Clinton after the African leader's remarks.