E-V-E has returned to music looking flawless and ready to take on bullying. With a little help from the soaring vocals and handsome appeal of Cobra Starship's Gabe Saporta, the duo want to send a message of hope to bullied youth in the new music video, "Out of This Town."

Check it out after the break.

Rutgers University has combined its resources with the Tyler Clementi Foundation to form the Tyler Clementi Center.

The Center, named after the Rutgers freshman that took his own life after a private sexual encounter he shared with another man was broadcast across the internet without his consent, "will draw from academic disciplines across the university and throughout the nation to create new programs and approaches to address issues that confront young people – specifically vulnerable youth making the transition from home to college."

More after the jump.

The chances that a kid will be a victim of bullying decreases as they age, according to a new study published today in the journal Pediatrics. According to English researchers responsible for the report, bullying peaks at early adolescence and gradually peters out over the years. 

One mom, Karen, has come up with a unique and poignant way to combat the effects of the bullying faced by her suicidal pre-teen, Noah, and we had to share. 

Check out her story after the jump!

Well it looks like Maryland's Boy Scout Pack 442 has been bullied into submission. 

The inclusive scouting pack, that publicly noted their support of scouts and  leaders regardless of their sexual orientation, folded to pressure from Boy Scouts of America higher ups.

Details after the jump.

If choreography, One Direction and an anti-bullying message occurred more in professional sports, we might buy a team jersey in a non-ironic way one of these days. A group of talented kids in Vancouver brought pro-sports one step closer to our gay dreams when they decided to perform an anti-bullying "Acceptance" flash mob at a Vancouver Giants hockey game. 

Updated Friday at 3:45 p.m. PST

Never one to back down from a fight (even if it doesn't directly involve her), Sharon Osbourne has jumped into the fray between Lady Gaga and her daughter, Kelly. And let's just say, she's not exactly playing nicely with Mother Monster...

See what Sharon had to say after the jump!

A state of the art anti-bullying center will travel the U.S. alongside Lady Gaga's upcoming Born This Way Ball tour, news from the international pop-star reveals. Details follow.

Clearly the Beekman Boys are intent on making us cry. 

The Amazing Race victors shared a letter today from the mom of 12-year-old, Colin, who's openly gay and dealing with the most daunting ordeal ever: middle school. 

We literally just twitched. 

The Beekman Boys, Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Brent Ridge, decided to show Colin their support and they got the entire cast of The Amazing Race on-board to do it. 

See what they did after the jump! (And grab your tissues!)

Oof. The Family Research Council is pulling no punches as it attempts to link President Obama to the ever outspoken Dan Savage. 

Their basic "message"?? It Gets Better Project founder Dan Savage is an anti-Christian bully and Obama likes him so don't vote for him. (Because clearly the two men are thick as thieves and Savage's rhetorical choices are far more harmful than any of the hate rhetoric the FRC spews on a daily basis.)

Watch their desperate ad after the jump.

Updated Wednesday, 3:05 p.m. PST

A second teen has been charged in the murder of gay teenager, Terrance "Jawan" Wright. 

Details after the jump.

Wow. This is pretty huge!

GLAAD announced today that the six most prominent major sports leagues will all "go purple" for Spirit Day on Friday, Oct.19.

Spirit Day takes a stand against bullying and shows support for LGBT Youth.

More after the jump.