Adam Lambert (of the first out gay person to have a Billboard No. 1 record fame) and Beth Ditto (of Gossip and international cult celebrity fame) joined Andy Cohen on Thurdsay night's episode of Watch What Happens Live. The result? The best episode the series has seen! We're crossing our fingers (and legs!) for a spin-off starring the two out celebrities. Are you listening, Andy? Get on it!

We have the best clips of the messy duo acting like lifelong best friends after the jump!

A demo of Britney Spears allegedly covering Madonna's "Burning Up" (which the pop princess will reportedly perform during the upcoming Femme Fatale tour) has leaked to the Internet... and—in my best exercise of subtlety—is the HOTNESS! Follow the jump to listen and take to the comments to sound off!

Not even an hour ago a teaser clip for tonight's episode of Lisa Ling's OWN show was released, and already the gay blogosphere is on fire about whether it'll benefit or denigrate the gay community. The subject matter of tonight's episode "Pray The Gay Away?" is as forward as the question posed in the title, and some are worried the conversation Lisa is hoping to start isn't the most LGBT-friendly. 

Lucky for those hoping to voice their opinions directly to Lisa's (and Gayle's) earholes, producers have just announced that a live discussion will take place following the airing. 

From the press release:

You might have read in the stall at The Eagle that we learned everything we know from a pamphlet provided at the free clinic. Actually, while there is important information to glean from those brochures, everything we practice was imparted from the glorious Jane Russell, who passed away today at age 89. According to family, the gorgeous star of such iconic films as The Outlaw and Gentleman Prefer Blondes had been suffering from respiratory problems. We will pour a (teeny!) bit of our lunchtime dirty martini for you, Jane. You will be missed.

Like a fabulous M.A.C. Viva Glam campaign come to life, Cyndi Lauper and Lady Gaga appeared on Good Morning America today to discuss HIV/Aids and women's health. Class acts, these two!

It's nice to see a well-spoken, coherent advocate for equality on The View for once. After Joy Behar's blunder last week, she no longer counts.

MSNBC continues to pick up where CBS on Logo left off by providing the GLBT with relevant guests, discussions and soundbytes.

Yesterday we pointed out Sen. Kristen Gillibrand's appearance on Rachel Maddow to discuss DADT, and today we have a clip of November 2009 Instinct cover guy (and Leading Man) Lt. Dan Choi visiting the affable anchor for more DADT discussion.

And on the other end of the rainbow spectrum we have Peter Sprigg of the Family Research Council appearing on MSNBC's Hardball to call for the criminalization of homosexuality.

As we await DADT's possible D-Day to begin any moment in Washington, we can revel in Sen. Kristen Gillibrand's (D-NY) appearance last night on Rachel Maddow, a visit that makes an eloquent case for why Don't Ask, Don't Tell should be repealed.

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