We don't normally look forward to side effects, but if Jude Law is included in one of them, then sign us up for the study! Side Effects, starring Jude Law and Rooney Mara and out on DVD and Blu-Ray this week, follows a psychiatrist (Law) as he deals with a disturbing patient. The psychological thriller is so spine tingling that we had to go to our happy place a few times, which, coincidentally, consists of imagining Jude Law. 

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San Francisco's controversial ban on public nudity passed a first Board of Supervisors vote as we reported in November, with a second and final vote held yesterday pretty much cementing the ordinance in stone.

Gilead's new four-in-one HIV treatment pill Stribild was listed as an "alternative" regimen to the "preferred" methods of Truvada & Atripla by the FDA in September. But new data covering a two year study being released today shows the once-daily pill is just as effective as the older kids on the block. 

The United States military has not erupted into a non-stop gay Bacchanalian orgy since repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," despite some early concerns from anti-gay officials. A new report from the Palm Center, the first scholarly effort to study the post-DAD military, paints quite the different picture, in fact.

We've long known that bullying can lead reek mental damage on victims. But researchers from Duke University have found that it can also affect a victim's genes, causing health problems later in life. 

...positively! Starbucks stocks jumped $1.41 on the first full day of the National Organization for Marriage's boycott. Perhaps One Million Moms wants to jump into it too and really make the coffee-maker's stock rise?

(Via Joe)

We never realized how much we liked video games...

Until now.

Mass Effect 3 is certainly having a massive effect on us.

Check it out after the jump!

Sunday mornings are usually reserved for mimosas and walks of shame. But when we uncharacteristically got out of bed and onto our laptops this morning to do some work we were elated to learn some encouraging news on the Interwebs coming out of Spain regarding HIV. Read more about it after the jump.

Well, surprising confirmation of what science, the American Psychological Association, logic, nature, God, Oprah (the last two are interchangeable) and sanity says about "ex gay" therapy has come from none other than Pat Robertson's Regent University. Now, thanks to a new study, researchers at Regent find that a person's sexual orientation is utimately unalterable. Details follow.

Gay gamers are rejoicing over news that the popular series Mass Effect will feature same-sex storyline options in the third franchise installment.