A bill to ban "gay propaganda" in Russia will come up for a vote by lawmakers later this month. This national bill will be similar to St. Petersburg's anti-gay propaganda legislation that's currently on the books. 

Details after the jump.

Though the guys are all flaunting slimmer waist lines and glowing skin now that we've abandoned the fried hate-chicken haunt, Chick-fil-A, it doesn't appear to have made an impact on the company's bottom line.

In fact, according to USA Today, business for the anti-gay company has gone up! 

More after the jump.

We watched this clip through gritted teeth as Missouri Reverend Phil Snider of Brentwood Christian Church argued with blinding zeal and hatred that sexual orientation and gender identity should not be added to Springfield, Missouri's nondiscrimination ordinance. 

The Reverend shamefully uses the Bible to promote fear and ignorance towards members of the LGBT community...and then something miraculous happens. 

So worth watching and we implore you to watch till the end. Clip after the jump!

Sad and scary news out of Turkey

A gay teenager was killed in what's suspected to have been an "honor killing" by his father and uncle. 

More after the jump.

It can be easy to think we've moved beyond it, but apparently "That's so gay" is still a thing, and a study suggests that LGBT students that hear it are harmed both emotionally and physically. 

Details after the jump.

While we're certain "It Gets Better" a new two Democratic Super PACs want you to know that "Mitt Gets Worse," or at least it (Mitt?) could.

The new site features video testimonials from prominent members of the gay community, including Julie Goodridge, the lesbian mother who led the fight for marriage equality in Massachusetts.  In this video, she explains (in somewhat frightening detail)  how much worse it could actually get if Mitt Romney is elected.

Watch the clip after the jump.

The Russian courts certainly seem intent upon raining on our gay parade.

Moscow city court has apparently upheld a goverment decision to turn down LGBT activists’ request for permission to hold gay pride parades for the next 100 years!

100 years. That's a long time to be on the wrong side of history.

More after the jump!

Updated Wednesday, 3:35 p.m. EST

Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., repackages her denouncement of the NAACP's marriage equality endorsement in an even more vehemently anti-gay clarification published today at ChristianNewsWire.com. 

So, what does Alveda have to say to those her criticized her bigoted departure from her uncle's teachings on Tuesday?

Republican Colorado Rep. Don Coram cast the deciding vote killing civil unions on Monday in committee, preventing the bill from receiving a full House vote.

It came as quite a shock to us when Coram mentioned that he has a gay son.

His son, Dee Coram, has spoken out regarding his father's vote.

Hear what he has to say after the jump.

President Obama has threatened to veto two bills currently making their way through the House of Representatives that include anti-gay provisions.

More after the jump.

Updated Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. EST

Granville Ampong, the conservative Examiner reporter who outed rising fighter Manny Pacquiao as a vehement homophobe, has come clean to say that Pacquiao actually did not quote the Levitical edict calling for the death of gays.

In a vote that fell squarely along party lines, Virginia's House of Delegates voted today to deny a judicial nomination to Tracy Thorne-Begland, who would have become the state's first openly gay judge.

Thorne-Begland’s vote resulted in 33 “yes” votes to 31 “nay” votes. All 31 nay votes came from Republican delegates, who argued that his “lifestyle” and support for LGBT causes would make it impossible for him to be an impartial judge. Thorne-Begland required a 51-vote majority amongst House delegates to be approved.

More after the jump.