Sparked by recent exhibitions of anti-gay slurs on its broadcasts, the WWE has joined the Be A Star Alliance to combat anti-gay bullying against LGBT youth. Follow the jump to watch some of the wrestling world's hottest superstar such as John Cena, CM Punk, The Miz and Sheamus parade down the red carpet for the Be A Alliance event earlier this week, and hear what they have to say as they speak out against bullying.

The worst of humanity continues to creep out during the trial of Brandon McInerney, the admitted murderer involved in the 2008 slaying of openly-gay California teen Lawrence King. 

The "It Gets Better" contribution from Seattle spans the boundaries of professional sports leagues to include pro football and baseball players. Follow the jump to watch wide receiver Mike Williams of the Seahawks, and relief pitcher Brandon League and infielder Brendan Ryan of the Mariners (as well as members from the Storm and the Sounders) provide LGBT youth their rallying cry. 

It's hard to imagine that any bullies have ever tried to f*ck with True Blood's Joe Manganiello, but according to our werewoooof husband, he was so big in high school that he stuck out. Swoon. Follow the jump to hear Joe talk about his various big body parts (seriously!) in what might amount to the hottest "It Gets Better" video yet!

The Tampa Bay Rays are set to become the ninth MLB team to film an "It Gets Better" commercial. Details follow.

After six teens died from suicide linked to a vehemently anti-gay and pro-bullying culture in Michele Bachmann's Minnesota district, residents decided to get together and hold a LGBT Pride event so that gay youth in the area knows it's "OK to be gay." Even by merely talking about it they've already done more than Bachmann has to curb the troubling and deadly epidemic tied to her bigoted platform. Follow the jump for more on the inspiring community-lead Minnesota Pride rally for youth. 

Bisexual pop-star Jessie J has taken the world by storm in 2011, leaving us bobbing our heads with earbuds in, mouthing "forget about the price tag" (words we likely had never formulated with our own lips prior) since spring. The quirky songwriter is back with the just-released music video for "Who's Laughing Now," a beat-filled track that sends a strong anti-bullying message. Follow the jump to check out the premiere...

Our favorite Glee stars are kicking, stretching and chatting their way through a robust promotional circuit for Glee: The 3D Movie this week, including a recent interview with AOL which saw some fun (and touching) gay gossip surface. Follow the jump to watch Lea Michele (kind of) propose to Amber Riley, and to hear the cast talk about coming out and bullying. 

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick has lent his voice to the "It Gets Better" campaign with a powerful, eloquent message for LGBT youth. Follow the jump to check it out!

The dreamiest dream that we've ever dreamed, Ben Cohen, has just launched the site for the "world's first foundation dedicated to anti-bullying." After the jump read his shocking personal message and get the link to his website.

A message of tolerance is being spread from living room to living room in Jamaica, arguably one of the world's epicenters of virulent homophobia, as we speak, err, type.

Thanks to the Jamaican Forum for Lesbians, All-sexuals and Gays (JFLAG), via television and the Internet Jamaicans of all ages are hearing the message of "Unconditional Love." Follow the jump to check out the first ad from the vastly important campaign.

The increasingly outspoken Cher let her keyboard rip Michele Bachmann a new one last night via Twitter. Guess the gay icon won't be campaigning for the Tea Party anytime soon...