Right before Mad Men Snub Night The 2012 Emmy Awards, some smartypants video editor who has obviously been reading our diary re-edited scenes from Breaking Bad. Thanks to his or her highly important work, under a grimy Lohan-approved layer of the bathtub-lab chemistry we find a Brokeback-esque romantic chemistry between between last night's big acting winner Aaron Paul and Emmy legend Bryan Cranston. Check out Brokebad Mountain after the jump!

The New York Times broke some startling, shocking, some might even say groundbreaking news today.

Apparently gay men are interested in Magic Mike.

They also revealed that water is wet.

Check out what the NYT had to say after the jump!

Focus Features, the company that was honored earlier this year by the Point Foundation (the nation's largest merit-based scholarship organization for LGBT students), has once again shown their love for the gays. 

Focus announced that in celebration of their 10 year anniversary, they'll be launching "Ten Years Of Celebrating Pride" by releasing their collection of LGBT films.  

More info for your inevitable screening party after the jump!

And the award for the best country-western bar name goes to the soon-to-open Flaming Saddles! Details after the jump.

Is it just us, or are movies getting gayer? It's become increasingly evident in the best picture category of the Oscars alone! Stonewall (the leading U.K. gay group that has polled LGBT on pop culture totems before) has crowned the gay film of the decade. So, which film has earned the tiara?

Where there's a bright spot of tolerance in the ad world, there's a black hole where gay stereotype jokes go to die. Today, it's Brazil's Magnifca Cachaça that earns our ire. Follow the jump to see the not-so funny ad.

Updated Wednesday 11:45 a.m. PST

It must be a day of repentance in the sports world as first Australia's Stephanie Rice issued a very emotional apology for homophobic statements, and now GLAAD alerts us to an upcoming apology from sportscaster Dan Hampton, expected on-air, over the weekend.

Reports GLAAD:

Pro Football Weekly publisher Hub Arkush told GLAAD that Hampton will be leading this weekend’s show with an on-air apology for both statements. Arkush said “it shouldn’t have happened” and assured GLAAD that similar incidents will not happen again.

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GLAAD has called for an apology from retired NFL Hall of Famer and current sportscaster Dan Hampton who made a (flat and unfunny) anti-gay joke on-air...