Listen up boys who write "versatile" in their Grindr profiles only to reveal three messages in that their actually strict power bottoms: a trio of drag superstars know your game! Just in time to capitalize on the premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race season five (tonight at 10/9 p.m. on Logo!),Willam, Detox and Vicky Vox have reunited for a power-packed follow-up single to "Chow Down at Chick-Fil-A." Check out "Boy is a Bottom," their take on Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire," after the break!

Great news for our LGBT seniors!

Gay & Lesbian Elder Housing Los Angeles Corporation is expanding affordable LGBT senior housing in Hollywood. 

More after the jump!

Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles is gearing up for the west coast premiere of "It Gets Better," an event sponsored by the Ben Patrick Johnson Foundation.

The gentlemen promise to put on quite a show, especially with the addition of some special guest performers!

Find out which celeb--who's been in the news quite a bit lately--will be joining them on stage after the jump!

The Log Cabin Republicans surprised many when they took out a full page ad in The New York Times condemning Secretary of Defense appointee Chuck Hagel for his homophobia. (Hagel made negative remarks towards openly gay U.S. ambassador, James Hormel)

The group's virulent opposition to Hagel was surprising primarily because they'd previously thrown their support behind Republican candidates that presented decidedly anti-gay views. (We're looking at you, Newt Gingrich and Mittens.)

The LCR explains itself after the jump. 

It really isn't complicated for us, Kentö. You're hot, can sing and are hot. That's the true definition of a triple threat, right? The L.A.-based nascent pop-star has been taken under Frankmusik's wing (a wing we'd like to get under) to embody his inspirations, Robyn, Elvis and Phoenix in one yummy, delectable sonic package. Swoon with us as we check out Kentö's new single, "Complicated," after the jump!

Fresh off their suspicious denunciations of Chuck Hagel, the Log Cabin Republicans have taken out a full page ad in The Hill telling the GOP that it needs to get with the marriage equality picture already. 

It's always a question of who ends up on top when it comes to Grindr, so having the gay geo-social app host a "best of" awards totally made sense. Grindr tasked some of its 4.5 million worldwide users with the job of naming the top pop- and local-culture items from 2012. Given that these are some of the pickiest gays on the planet, the winners should be very illuminating!

Find out which celebrities, TV shows, athletes, bars, clubs, parties, salons, gyms, bartenders and more were favored by Grindr users after the jump!

We reported back in October on Angela McCaskill, the Chief Diversity Officer of Gallaudet University, who was placed on administrative leave after she signed a petition in support of a voter referendum on marriage equality in Maryland. (Many viewed this as a move in opposition of same-sex marriage.)

The issue garnered a lot of attention primarily because it had supporters on both sides of the issue coming together for McCaskill's reinstatement.

Well, three months later, Dr. McCaskill is back at her post.

More after the jump.

Mary J. Blige has never hesitated to show her love to the gays lots of love, performing at Pride festivals and other LGBT events around the country.

The Hip-Hop Soul diva touched on the subject of her gay fans and reconciling that with her belief in God in an interview with Los Angeles Confidential.

See what she has to say after the jump!

The Los Angeles Times' Kenneth Baker recently wrote a piece highlighting the "unwelcoming" atmosphere for gay athletes in professional sports. 

While some athletes like Chris Kluwe and Brendon Ayanbadejo have been awesomely vocal in their support of the gay community and potential gay teammates, there are still others, like Detroit Tigers outfielder Torii Hunter, that acknowledge their own difficulties with having to play alongside someone who's gay. 

More after the jump. 

Log Cabin Republicans executive director R. Clarke Cooper is stepping down on Monday, per a statement released by the LCR.

He will be replaced, temporarily at least, by interim executive director Gregory T. Angelo. 

See the LCR's statement and more after the jump.

Gay radio hosts Craig Olsen and Robbie Laughlin have transformed a message of hate into one of hope after a billboard promoting their show was vandalized twice in four months.