Updated Friday, 2:45 p.m. EST

Earlier this month a rough-cut of the new music video for Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend" leaked to the Internet. Robyn didn't mind, though. Taking to her Twitter account on June 3, our favorite Swedish import (sorry, Ikea), wrote, "Can´t stop wondering who leaked the call ur girlfriend video. Some one did it. I wish I could be the fly on the wall when it happened.." 

But today, the official HD version of the music video finally premieres... and it's definitely worth a watch, after the jump!

Between today and June 20th, there are only six more days of legislating left in the New York State Senate, meaning time is running out to score the handful of votes necessary to pass marriage equality in the state. Current numbers show that four more "yes" votes might end discrimination against same-sex couples in New York. Follow the jump for information on how to help.

Move over cheap rubbery bracelets; it seems t-shirts are the charity-accessory du jour for do-gooders wishing to display their chosen cause in public. Last week it was Old Navy, and now Kenneth Cole (which has supported equal rights through fashion before) has teamed up with the Human Rights Campaign to give us even more choices for Pride outfits. (As if we plan to wear more than a dollop of SPF 15 mixed with glitter.) 

The Joplin, Missouri outpost of the LGBT-affirming Metropolitan Community Church was completely destroyed by the horrific F-4 class tornado on Sunday.

This weekend, as we head toward Pride season, we’re thrilled to announce  that the Trevor Project will officially open Trevor Lifeline's Harvey Milk Call Center at the site of Harvey Milk's former camera shop and campaign headquarters at 575 Castro Street in the gayest hood of all gayborhoods! Very cool. Read all about it after the jump.

Yesterday, Sean Avery became the first pro sports start to speak up for marriage equality in New York. Almost instantly after a pro-hockey management firm in Canada began denouncing Avery and revealing its bigotry on its Twitter feed. 

You might want to take an Excedrin because there are a bevy of petitions (discrimination, Uganda's "Kill The Gays" bill) that'll require some carpal tunnel action (they're worth it), after the jump!

Last night, ABC gave us some perspective on marriage equality in the U.S. After the jump, find out why Shonda Rhimes and Grey’s Anatomy are some of our favorite things (Hey O, we’ll take it from here).

Positive Young People (PYP) is making supporting its efforts of keeping the HIV/AIDS conversation going in the youth generation even more enticing with a fancy high-tech giveaway...

Apparently Robyn can't get enough of SoCal! Her little Scandanavian tushy has been performing at WeHo clubs, White Party, Ellen, New Now Next Awards and now Jimmy Kimmel. All in one week! Watch her perform her newest bittersweetness after the jump.

GetEqual—which despite being relatively new on the scene has quickly emerged as one of the most prolific LGBT-rights organizations—has announced it will protest the National Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA) in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.