Fantasia Barrino has released her clearest and most well thought-out statement yet regarding that odd "mad world because of gay marriage" Instagram rant from last week. 

Fantasia is still spitting mad that the world thinks she might be a homophobe, so she's taken to Instagram once again to try to set the record straight, errr, gay. 

Fantasia Barrino thinks the whole world's gone mad, but it might just be Fantasia. Earlier this week the American Idol alum posted a mysterious message to Instagram calling on the world to judge pot smokers and same-sex couples, not Fantasia. Today, she's explaining herself. 

It's been a week rife with reminders that it's still no time to be complacent about HIV/AIDS, and a new report from the CDC backs that up. Details follow. 

Is being gay bad feng shui? 

Asian-fusion restaurant, Amber Village, allegedly thinks so according to a lawsuit filed by newlyweds Barrett Greene and Thomas Eng in New York City after their rehearsal dinner was cancelled because apparently gay parties are "especially bad for feng shui."

You know, the flow of energy in a space? Is this some sort of commentary on the snark and shade that the gays are known to throw, because we acknowledge it can change the energy of a room, but not enough to cancel a rehearsal dinner!

More after the jump!

Because high tech gaydar technology isn't yet available in Malaysia, authorities are resorting to the next most offensive best thing: endorsing a list of the "warning signs of homosexuality" so that communities can vigilantly prevent the "Western trend" from "spreading" to its schoolchildren. 

So, which teen styles have the Malaysian government determined to be homosexual and worthy of punishment?

Singapore's High Court will soon hear a case on the constitutionality of the country's criminalization of gay sex. Details follow. 

Further indication that parts of Asia are rapidly evolving to accept and tolerate the LGBT community, a lesbian couple tied the knot in what is being reported as the first Buddhist same-sex wedding ceremony. Details follow.

Vietnam may become the first Asian nation to legalize same-sex marriage.

In a surprise move that’s left longtime LGBT rights activists stunned, Vietnam’s Justice Ministry has proposed that same-sex marriage be included in Vietnam’s overhaul of its marriage law.

More after the jump.

It must be difficult to find love in a hopeless hostile place, but every year, the brave and openly gay members of Singapore's LGBT community (and allies) show up in Hong Lim Park donning nothin' but Suri Cruise's favorite color for the annual Pink Dot event.

For this year's festivities, a record-breaking 1,500 proud Singaporeans joined the celebration to add some sparkle to the event with the Pink Dot's first-ever nighttime illumination.

Watch a touching video revealing a rare glimpse at Singapore's marginalized and oppressed LGBT community at this year's Pink Dot event after the jump.

Promoters in Indonesia have offered Lady Gaga an olive branch after local police refused to grant them a permit to bring the Born This Way Ball tour to Jakarta. If Mother Monster tones down her shows and makes alterations approved by the heavily religious society, say the reinvigorated promoters, Jakarta's leaders will let her perform. Greeting the news with a shrug of her pointed prosthetic shoulders, Gags and her team have refused to censor the BTW ball. Details follow. 

Sure, we may often want to reenact scenes from the Sex and the City franchise, but going to jail for affection in Abu Dhabi is not at the top of our list (it's closer to the middle). Two men, however, have done just that after a witness complained they shared a kiss on the street in the Unite Arab Emirates capital.