The National Enquirer, renowned journal of troof, is set to report that Raven Symone (currently starring in Broadway's Sister Act) is ready to announce her relationship with androgynous America's Next Top Model star AzMarie Livingston. The details, which you should take with huge grains of salt rimming your afternoon margarita, after the jump.

The big gay moment Days of Our Lives fans have been waiting for has finally happened: Will Horton has come out to his parents. But, in typical daytime fashion, not all goes as expected and is met with a bit of a twist.

How dare Days go all soap on us?!

The coming out scene that's worth watching regardless of your fanboy status, after the jump!

"The First Gay President" (per Newsweek) gets a coming out story thanks to College Humor. Video after the jump!

Beyoncé's homo harem is likely buzzing with excitement today after Jay Z publicly declared his support for marriage equality during an interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow.  

Bold & The Beautiful's Joanna Johnson (who plays Karen Spencer) becomes the only openly gay actor currently found on a daytime soap after publicly coming out of the closet. 

Updated 5:20 p.m. EST with additional videos from the ABC News interview

As hoped, President Obama, during a last-minute interview with ABC News' Robin Roberts, has announced that he has evolved to support marriage equality. The historic details, after the jump. 

Against Me! lead singer Tom Gabel has come out as transgender in a landmark interview with Rolling Stone, marking a first for a major rock star. Details follow. 

Word on the interwebs is that Queen Latifah has come out as a lesbian. While that would be lovely, if true—we love us some Latifah and would happily welcome her into the fold—we’re a little confused because we’ve yet to see, hear, or read a word from Queen Latifah actually coming out.

More on the hoopla after the jump.

After coming out publicly over the weekend, Josh Dixon hopes to become the first openly gay Olympic gymnast competing for the United States. Details follow. 

Another day, another official within the Obama Administration has come out for marriage equality. In the footsteps of Vice President Joe Biden on Sunday (and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan in November), Education Secretary Arne Duncan expressed his support of marriage equality on Monday's Morning Joe. 

On Wednesday, Missouri Rep. Zachary Wyatt became the only gay Republican state level lawmaker currently serving (according to The Victory Fund) when he came out of the closet to fight the state's despicable "Don't Say Gay" bill. While the intense limelight has understandably made Rep. Wyatt's already busy schedule even more frenetic, he took a little time to chat quickly with Instinct about coming out to fight anti-gay bigotry in Missouri. 

Missouri's despicable "Don't Say Gay" bill has brought the closet door swinging open for Rep. Zachary Wyatt, who announced that he is gay at a press conference designed to oppose the homophobic legislation.