Earlier this week, the 2013 Tony nominations caused a more vocal outrage over snubbed productions than in recent memory. Now, two beloved plays starring two iconic Broadway stars are fighting back. 

Stephen Colbert and Alan Cumming joined forces in response to Brad Paisley and LL Cool J's idiotic controversial new song "Accidental Racist." 

So what did Colbert and Cumming come up with? Their own clever tune: "Oopsie-Daisy Homophobe"!! 

Check it out after the jump.

A horde of gay atheists converted to Christianity this month when Manhunt, Towleroad and Gay.net made it seem like there was a god by reporting that gay-for-pay porn star Cody Cummings had come out as authentically gay. The age-old, romantic coming out story of an adult film actor realizing he's gay while filming an S&M scene for his latest studio-backed porn was nothing but a hoax perpetuated by an imposter pretending to be Cody's publicist. Wah-wah. 

Though Cody has come out to say that the reports found on some gay blogs are false, he did take the time to reveal a different secret...

We were fortunate enough to catch this brilliant film when it screened at Outfest in July and we had to share its new trailer with you, Instincters!

Grab your tissues. Here's the rundown:

"When a teenager with Down syndrome (Isaac Leyva) is abandoned by his mother, a gay couple (Alan Cumming and Garret Dillahunt) takes him in and becomes the loving family he's never had. But when their unconventional living arrangement is discovered by authorities, the men are forced to fight a biased legal system to save the life of the child they have come to love as their own."

Check out Any Day Now after the jump!

Not everyone is amused by Lady Gaga's sassy middle finger to PETA regarding whether she is or isn't wearing fur.

Alan Cumming, who's known to throw a little sass himself, called Mother Monster out via Twitter.

See what went down after the jump.

You couldn't pay us to miss this.

Kathy. Chelsea. Whitney.

Let's do this.

Chelsea Handler and Whitney Cummings are Kathy Griffin's guests on tonight's Kathy.

More after the jump!

Are you ready for more Whitney Cummings? You better be!

The seemingly ubiquitous comic (she's the star of Whitney and co-creator of 2 Broke Girls) is on her way back to E! with her new weekly talk show, Love You, Mean It with Whitney Cummings.

More after the jump.

Let’s face it, these days it’s not if a show will have a gay character. It’s when. And Whitney became the most recent show to add its name to that list when Neal, played by Maulik Pancholy, came out to his friends and his ex-girlfriend. Get the scoop on our latest fictional ally.

Point Foundation, the nation's largest scholarship-granting organization for GLBT students, has announced the three recipients of its Courage, Horizon and Inspiration Awards.

Actors Alan Cumming and Brittany Snow, along with Audi, will be recognized at the group's annual gala, Point Honors, held Sept. 25 in Hollywood.

Point's executive director Jorge Valencia calls Alan "a wonderful example of what our scholars should strive to be: proud of their diversity and generous and vocal in their support of the community." He'll be awarded the Point Courage Award, while Brittany will receive the inaugural Point Horizon Award, created to recognize young people taking a leadership role in advocating on behalf of the GLBT community.