Looks like gays won't be chowing down at Chick-fil-A anytime soon! 

The LGBT community and our straight-allies refrain from funneling money to vehemently anti-gay groups by ordering Chick-fil-A's greasy chicken sandwiches and soggy waffle fries due to what we know about the fast food chain's donations between 2003 and 2009.

Today, however, Equality Matters has released an extensive report revealing that Chick-fil-A continued to give us a fat middle finger by donating millions to anti-gay groups again in 2010. 

Once again making TMZ seem like a bastion of journalistic integrity and a surefire Pulitzer prize contender, Fox News has continued its tradition of new lows by mocking a trans teen questioned for using Macy's changing rooms. Details and video follow.

Don't go celebrating Chick-Fil-A CEO Dan Cathy's AIDS Run win by ending the gay boycott of the fast-food king with a chicken sandwich just yet—Equality Matters has uncovered 2009 IRS tax forms that reveal the company donated nearly $2 million to anti-gay causes. Details follow.

In the first move of Media Matters' DropFox campaign, a coalition of LGBT groups including Courage Campaign, GLAAD and Equality Matters have asked online-travel site Orbitz to stop advertising on the Fox News channel. 

It's time for an official Chick-Fil-A boycott, folks.

Earlier this month, in the face of controversy and boycotts, Chick-Fil-A president Dan Cathy said his company doesn't support an "agenda against anyone." Equality Matters has uncovered heinous donations that show Cathy is a liar. Follow the jump for the details.

Talking heads on all the networks predicted it all weekend long, and now we're seeing the first sign that a strong push will be made for full equality for the gay community. Liberal-backed watchdog group Media Matters is officially launching Equality Matters today—a “communications war room for gay equality.”

Says the New York Times:

It will be run by Richard Socarides, a former domestic policy adviser to President Bill Clinton who has been deeply critical of President Obama's record on gay rights. A well-known gay journalist, Kerry Eleveld, the Washington correspondent for The Advocate will leave that magazine in January to edit the new group’s Web site, equalitymatters.org, which is to go online Monday...