Hugs not drugs, kids. 

Rehabs.com just unleashed (we've got no better word for it) a new "Faces of Meth" ad campaign and it's straight up American Horror Story realness.

Check out how some methamphetamine users "evolved" over the course of their drug use after the jump. (Maybe don't look while eating??)

Christmas came early to Beyoncé fans today as word that the pop star will follow the Madonna strategy to release new music ahead of her Super Bowl performance hits the Internet. 

Did his trademark frosted tips seep into his brain cells during his time in NSYNC and shield him from reality or does Lance Bass really think that not a single soul had a clue he was gay before he publicly stated it with a ticker tape parade and a People Magazine cover?

Lance appeared on the lovable Ricki Lake's resurrected daytime show to discuss his decision to come out, a difficult choice given that he believes nobody ever guessed for a second that he might have a bad case of the gay. 

We love Cheyenne Jackson—tall, dark (haired), and handsome, not to mention unabashedly "out"—what's not to love?

He's also super talented, which makes it that much more difficult to ask you whether you heart or hate his new single and video: "Before You."

We think you'll love it. It may hurt our hearts (yes, we have them!) if you don't. But we'll still ask the question after the jump.

We initially clicked on gay comedian Todd Glass' PSA for the Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network expecting a laugh.

Yeah, no laughs.

This is decidedly unfunny, but in 30 seconds it packs a very powerful punch.

Check out the PSA (part of GLSEN's "Think Before You Speak" campaign) after the jump.

We've come a long way when the Super Bowl has more gay attractions than Pride weekend! GLSEN is the latest gay name to be attached to the sporting event by securing a spot for its "Think Before You Speak" anti-bullying campaign PSA to play in the stadium for ticket holders. Details follow. 

We come across lots of things in our inboxes we'd rather forget we saw. But recently we learned of this online photo essay project and thought it was something worth sharing with our readers. Read all about "My Acceptance" after the jump and learn how you may be able to participate…no matter where you live in the country.

Usually the nightmare occurs after St. Patrick's Day (or around 6 p.m. if you're truly celebrating like an Irishman), but College Humor has imagined the Nightmare Before St. Patrick’s Day… a la Tim Burton.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

(Follow the jump to view the video.)