Former NFL player Wade Davis, who come out of the closet last year, was on Joy Behar’s Current TV show, Say Anything!, and the two spent a good chunk of time covering LGBT issues. Check out what Wade had to say on homophobia in sports, penetration in the end zone(?!) and more, after the jump.

It’s turning out to be a pretty political day on the blog! And in a brand-new interview with Instinct, California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom is sharing his fears over the prospects of a Romney/Ryan win, as well as his thoughts on gay Americans throwing their support behind the Republican ticket.

Read what the LGBT ally has to say, after the jump.

Dan Savage doesn't mince words when he's asked by John Fugelsang (sitting in for Joy Behar) if Mitt Romney is a homophobe...or just plays one on TV.

Power gays Howard Bragman and Huffington Post and Sirius/XM's Michelangelo Signorile joined Joy Behar last night to discuss one of the most important topics of the decade: MeeMawdonna's recent on-stage nip slip (link NSFW). Cliff Notes version: Howard and Michelangelo support the stunt queen move but Joy wasn't trying to feel it (apologies for the imagery). 

The debate of the century, after the jump...

Zach Wahls, the Iowa college student that became interweb famous after eloquently speaking out in support of his two moms, has shot down a controversial, newly released study that alleges that children raised by gay parents will be negatively affected in the long-run.

The study, which shockingly (read: not shockingly) has funding ties with the Family Research Council (an anti-gay hate group) confuses causation with causality. Wahls and Slate's Will Saletan argue that the data found by the study actually points to the idea that children raised in a stable two parent/same-sex partner home have no noted negative outcome.

More, plus Zach Wahl's interview with Eliot Spitzer on Current's Viewpoint after the jump!

Well this is appointment television! Or at the very least it deserves a series recording on our DVR (and repeat viewings).

California’s Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, will launch The Gavin Newsom Show, a weekly program for Current TV, beginning in May.

Details after the jump!

Current TV host Bryan Safi pulls his best Daily Show interviewing tricks out for a sit-down session with openly-gay GOP presidential-candidate (those words no longer contradict each other!) Fred Karger for the latest installment of "That's Gay." 

Keith Olbermann hasn't even been back on the air for a week and yet he's already dedicated his trademark "Special Comment" segment to marriage equality, for at least the second time in his career. Follow the jump to watch what the always-outspoken commentator has to say this time around.

Hey, we rhymed. (In our headline. Geesh. Pay attention, people.) Check out the Current TV's funnyman as he dishes on the gay in the NBA and disses dumbass "I-Hate-Gays-Hardaway" in the process. Check it out after the jump.

The always affable Bryan Safi sits for an irreverent Daily Show-style interview in the latest edition of That's Gay. Watch (and laugh), after the jump!

If you thought the A-List boys would simply go away quietly after their famewhoring, controversial show ended last week, you were sadly mistaken. But at least they're peeking their plucked, Botoxed faces out to make fun of themselves on show's like Bryan Safi's "That's Gay."

Watch Bryan (playfully) trash Derek after the jump!