After a morning of high profile headlines on gay publications such as yours truly, the National Organization for Marriage has deleted its web-page promoting Matt Barber's belief that gays should be put to death. 

One of the Liverpool Football Club's star members has to pony up $16,000 after attempting to humiliate a teammate by calling him gay on Twitter. Nineteen-year old Suso got the controversial jab in last month when fellow Red Jose Enrique posted a picture of a teeth-whitening session to the social network. 

Gay friendly Reykjavík Mayor Jón Gnarr is known for his oustpoken support of the community, but a tweet he published over the weekend might take the rainbow wedding cake. 

The library is open!

The family of Josh Mandel, a GOP candidate vying for one of Ohio's seats in the U.S. Senate, took out a full page ad in the Cleveland Jewish News to put their kin's homophobic campaign on full blast. 

So, what brilliance does Mandel's own family have to share with Ohio's voters about his opposition to the LGBT community? 

The casual, childish and derogatory use of "gay" by New Zealand Prime Minister John Key during a recent radio interview has earned the ire of Middle Earth's Gandalf himself. Sir Ian McKellan has written a letter to the Prime Minister to ask him to stop ruining the Kiwi reputation. Details follow. 

We hate to be cynical (we're totally cynical), but this is so aggressively shady that we had to get your opinion on it. 

An NBC affiliate in Arizona is reporting that Repubican House Rep. Jeff Flake, who's currently running for the U.S. Senate, has (via his campaign) been robo-calling Democratic voters and supplying them with the wrong voting locations. 

Imagine driving 11 miles out of your way to vote because you've been instructed to, only to find that your actual polling location was in the opposite direction.

Intentional deception to dissuade Democratic voters or sloppiness on the part of Flake's campaign? Watch and decide after the jump!

Anderson Cooper is so upset with Star Jones for accusing him of coming out of the closet for ratings that he broke character for a split second to reveal something even rarer than a unicorn: the angry Anderson Cooper face that you see above (a.k.a. our new Halloweenie costume). 

What words did that gaping mouth have for Miss Star Jones?

French President Francois Hollande spoke before the United Nations Tuesday and called on the international governing body to decriminalize homosexuality around the world. 

Smoking pot on stage in Amsterdam is a lot of things, but is it slutty? The answer, according to Staten Island Borough President Jame Molinaro, is a curmudgeonly "by Jesus, yes."

Move over love, compassion and equality; Paul Ryan says that bigotry trumps all as a "universal human value" in an obvious attempt to regain his anti-gay conservative cred following DADT opposition on Monday. Details follow. 

Paris Hilton is taking over the role formerly played by Rupert Everett this week of unfiltered homophobic idiot. In audio acquired by RadarOnline, Paris's unmistakable voice is heard disparaging gays who hookup as "disgusting," going on to say that "most of them probably have AIDS."

With the audio and the comments clear as day and ricocheting across the Internet, how is Paris's team trying to spin this as proof that she's our BFF?

Has the University of Texas at Austin just implicitly agreed with junk science to condemn loving same-sex parents?

Despite receiving widespread calls from the scientific community to retract Mark Regnerus's infamous "study" on same-sex parents (which didn't even really study same-sex parents), U of T has decided to call off the official investigation it had promised earlier this summer.