The National Organization for Marriage, which, besides having it in its name, kept its anti-gay battles limited to marriage to stay away any evidence of animus. Until now. NOM has officially (and for the first time) untethered itself from battling same-sex marriage to become a general anti-gay hate group. How's that for animus?

The tireless work of Jeremy Hooper, one of Instinct's 2012 Leading Men and the force behind NOM Exposed, has revealed a dirty new campaign coming soon from the National Organization for Marriage. Details follow. 

When it comes to Adam Levine (who would make marriage equality his first order of business should he ever become president) and the other heartthrobs of Maroon 5, there is no amount of exposure to the men of the band that we'd count as overexposure.

So, despite our confusion over Maroon 5's hotly anticipated new album title, Overexposed, the collection of synth-pop, soul and pop-rock heavy hits leaves us wanting even more of the band. Ironic!

Want to get Overexposed? Follow the jump for a chance to win Maroon 5's latest in this week's Swag Suite! 

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MSNBC booked Maggie Gallagher in the correct studio today, allowing for a full on head-to-head heavyweight match between NOM's most outspoken chair and Fred Karger, the openly gay former GOP presidential candidate whose lawsuit helped move the homophobic organization's internal Maine memos into the public arena.

The National Organization for Marriage's head homophobe Brian Brown has lashed out a second time to defend against criticisms that his organization sought to exploit racial tensions. In today's round of defense, Brown ironically chooses to promote people of color who are against civil rights for the LGBT community. 

A storm of outrage reaching further than just the LGBT press has sent a deluge of scandal the way of the National Organization for Marriage. No wonder the anti-gay group wanted to keep its internal memos from its fight against love in Maine sealed!

Jeremy Hooper at Good As You provides us with an extensive (and horrifying) peek inside a relatively nasty "ex gay" conversion therapy workshop held by the International Healing Foundation late last fall. Curious to see the kind of mind-raping and flat-out deceptive tactics these groups dangerously inflict upon fragile folks who've forked over lots of dollars? Follow the jump! 

Updated Wednesday, 2 p.m. EST

As the Australian hacker accused of logging into Grindr profiles evades criminal charges, a company spokesman says that the accusations lofted last week against the popular GPS social app are "unfounded." Details follow.  

It seems that WFXT, Boston's Fox affiliate, is the one suffering the most negative of consequences following reporter Mike Beaudet's yellow journalism "exposé" of a respected local teacher who happens to have a gay porn past. Students, parents, viewers and more have delivered a salvo of criticisms to the station that have not gone unnoticed. Details follow.

In another misguided "won't somebody think of the children" story for the week (see Tuesday's Manhunt billboard debacle), the Boston Fox news affiliate has decided to "expose" a well-respected and celebrated area teacher for having appeared in a handful of gay porn films in his past. Details follow.

Sergio Viula, founder of Brazilian evangelical ex-gay group Movement for the Healthy Sexuality (MOSES), has hammered what is hopefully one of the final nails into the coffin of the damaging and discredited "ex gay" movement by revealing that "conversion" therapy is nothing but bullshit.

A new video featuring slowed-down scenes from "Till The World Ends" claims to reveal that Britney utilized a body double during filming (and not a very convincing one, at that, if the clips from this "expose" are true). Watch and let us know if you think Britney's continuing body double controversy carries any weight (no pun intended).