Any volunteers to tutor our former Harry Potter in the arts of tongue wrestling (and more...)??

Daniel Radcliffe talks about the "step-by-step instructions" he needed on his kissing technique for his gay sex scenes in his film, Kill Your Darlings, after the jump!

Between his outspoken LGBT advocacy (he's a huge supporter of the Trevor Project) and giving us the full monty on Broadway in Equus, Daniel Radcliffe never fails to capture our attention. 

Now that he's shocking Sundance audiences with his "fast-paced" gay sex scenes as beat poet Allen Ginsberg in John Krokidas' Kill Your Darlings, we can safely say we'll never cease to be entralled. 

Our oh-so-grown up Harry Potter speaks to E! Online about the steamy scenes after the jump!

The face that launched a thousand years of gay rumors once again schools the young men of his generation on how to appreciate being subjects of our desires and/or being rumored to play for our team. 

There was lots of swooning to be had during last night's Glee winter season finale, but some of the most hyperventilating moments came during commercial break when Daniel Radcliffe's new PSA for the Trevor Project premiered. 

Is Daniel Radcliffe old enough to lust after yet? By U.K. and U.S. standards? Either way this Brit’s got us under a trance between his smoldering photo shoot for Esquire Magazine and his relentless support of the Trevor Project. His appearance on Ellen today showed us once again how this sexy sorcerer uses his power for the gay good. Video after the jump!

Daniel Radcliffe's aversion to manscaping makes him a shoe-in for his upcoming role as Allen Ginsberg. The hairy details, after the jump!

We might not be able to catch a ball from more than three-yards, but our hand/eye jazz-hand/threaded-eye coordination is skilled enough to capture the pop-culture zeitgeist of the past year. We may have endured more blackouts than homes affected by Hurricane Irene in 2011, but our love for pop-culture allows its brightest gems to shine through our sober senses. Once again, Instinct has assigned two of its sassiest editors—Jeff Katz, Senior Editor, and Jonathan Higbee, Associate Web Editor—the task of assessing the year in pop-culture, and 2011's bountiful list might include the most eclectic selections to date.

To continue the series, Jeff and Jonathan tackle the year's top friends and foes of the gay community. So, who...

Entertainment Weekly has revealed it's "2011 Entertainers of the Year," with one of the community's greatest (and handsomest) straight allies taking the top position. So since we used every remaining shred of will-power for the day not making a silly pun on the end of the previous sentence, please follow the jump to find out who EW has selected as 2011's greatest entertainer before we spill the beans...

The poster showcasing Darren Criss as J. Pierrepont Finch in Broadway's How To Succeed has finally arrived. Darren's new role, previously assumed by Daniel Radcliffe, along with the sheer-sex factor oozed in the just-released poster has provoked us to wonder which of the gaydored actors wears the poster better. After all, the closest we gays will ever get to Greco-Roman culture (aside from the togas we like to wear to parties) is the vicious bloodsport of musical theater, right? Follow the jump for a side-by-side of Darren's new poster to compare with Daniel's.  

Aside from their adorability quotient, youth and talent, over the next five months they will have all played the same role. Details after the jump.

From one hetero hero to another, the torch of starring in Broadway's How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying looks like it'll be passed from Daniel Radcliffe to one of our favorite Glee stars. So, who is likely to succeed Daniel when his contract is up in January?

Daniel Radcliffe has become quite the LGBT ally himself, but what did he have to tell MTV about Gaga’s headline-getting ways? Find out after the jump.