Here's a project we can get behind and we hope you will too! 

In the wake of 2009's documentary Outrage, which shined a light on closeted politicians actively legislating against the LGBT community, a new fictionalized film traces a similar story.

A Queen Without His Crown, written and directed by award winning filmmaker Carmen Palaez, targets those politicians that are "holding equality hostage in their closets."

More after the jump!

UFC fighter Liz Carmouche is campaigning to be the first openly gay athlete endorsed by Nike. 

We previously reported that Nike is actively seeking an openly gay athlete in a major pro sport to throw their support ($$$) behind. 

Carmouche took her campaign to Twitter today. More after the jump! 

Neil Clark Warren, the founder of match-making website eHarmony, claims that same-sex marriage has damaged his company.

Do tell Neil...

See what he has to say after the jump!

Remember that ad during the Superbowl? The one about God making a farmer? 

Well here's one in the same vein, but with a powerful message that may hit closer to home (unless you're a farmer, in which case you're doubly covered).

Check out "So God Made A Gay Man" (inspired by "So God Made A Farmer") after the jump.

BuzzFeed is playing the part of cupid and sending arrows through the hole where our hearts should be by counting down the hottest Disney princes. Who made the cut and who took BF's No. 1's spot? 

Though we're pretty equal opportunity when it comes to men in uniform, especially when they risk their lives fighting for our country, we've gotta admit that as things stand now, we're much more likely to give our undivided attention to those strapping Marines than the Army boys that haven't quite caught up.

The Marines announced last week that they wouldn't stand for any sexual orientation-based discrimination with regards to Marine-affiliated spouses' clubs that intend to use Marine base resources. 

The Army? Well, not so much.  More after the jump.

Ahead of the UFC's first openly gay fighter's inaugural bash (no pun intended), UFC President Dana White hopes to clear the air about his homophobic reputation. What does White have to say to MMA Fighting about singing a different tune these days as he embraces the sports first gay fighter, Liz Carmouche?

The UFC has been slowly moving toward an inclusive environment in the past year, with a gay-for-pay porn actor competing on its reality show and President Dana white giving his anti-gay reputation a makeover. This week, however, the UFC has finally marked a bold step forward toward full LGBT-friendliness by signing its first ever openly gay fighter. 

Following the lead of California's ban on "ex gay therapy," Rep. Jackie Speiers (San Francisco/San Mateo) will introduce the Stop Harming Our Kids resolution into the U.S. House early Wednesday. Details follow. 

The A-List: New York's most controversial figure is back to doing what he does best: clawing for attention by getting nekkid in front of cameras. This time around, though, it's underwear magnate Andrew Christian and not Reichen who is getting the southern blond reality star to show off his big booty. NSFW pics from the shoot courtesy of AfterElton after the jump!

Carmen Electra has decided to dust off the music career that first brought her to mainstream attention in the early nineties (before it flopped and a profession as an uber sexy TV personality took its place) with a new club single, "I Like It Loud."

The good and bad news about Carmen's return to music? Bad first: Carmen returns to music. The good? She exhausted the world's supply of AutoTune in the process, meaning there likely won't be a second single. 

Should Prince's protege have said anything at all, regardless of the volume? Follow the jump for a taste of Carmen's return to music and sound off in the comments. Keep it loud. Carmen needs you to scream it in her good ear.

Following California's lead, the United Kingdom's Department of Health has outlined its official position to identify "ex gay therapy" as a harmful practice with no benefit.