We already know the National Organization for Marriage and Westboro will be there. Will you?

Demonstrations are now being organized to show support for marriage, with events popping up on Facebook and others being set up across the country by Get Equal, Marriage Equality USA and Equality Beyond Gender. Head to the March 4 Marriage Facebook page or Light The Way for more information. See you there!

Rihanna certainly delivers the hits but sometimes hits the mark in the delivery of her live performances.

Maybe it just took a decade for the international pop star to find her range?

Check out a medley of "Stay" (from Unapologetic) and "We Found Love" from the U.K. X-Factor after the jump and let us know what you think.

A new poll from Goucher College out of Baltimore finds a majority of Marylanders in support of same-sex marriage rights. Great news ahead of Tuesday's election that sees marriage equality on the ballot in the state, right? 

Maybe not so much. 

For the first time a poll has found that most people in Nebraska back legal rights for same-sex couples. Details follow. 

Our heart strings are about as out of tune and unused as one of the piano's at the Liberace Museum, yet they were tugged beautifully by the new "Find Your Understanding" advertisement from Expedia. 

Grab the Kleenex and a box of Oreo's to keep yourself company and follow the jump to watch!

Creators of the vehemently anti-gay Manhattan Declaration say they are "deflated" by the intolerance of some signers who wish to withdraw their support because the doctrine isn't hateful enough.

It gets messy after the jump. 

The frequent marriage equality polling conducted by the New York Times and CBS has finally caught up with what similar surveys have been reporting for a few years now to reveal that a majority of Americans support marriage equality. 

Buckeye trees have a major case of the Anna Paquins.

Though most people might meet news of the tree's bisexuality with a shrug, one Christian Ohioan is outraged—OUTRAGED he tells you!—that his fellow citizens are referred to as "buckeyes," coinciding with his state's filthy abomination of a choice to mark the tree its official symbol. 

Another day, another federal judge in California has declared found the "Defense of Marriage Act" to be unconstitutional. Details follow. 

Even as a president is outpaced along the evolutionary timeline by a vice president and as North Carolinians have to vote on enshrining redundant homophobia further into the state's law, the trend of Americans supporting civil equality continues federally, according to a new poll released today from Gallup. 

Long after the extra love handles (the only love in our lives right now, hrmph) exaggerated by the chocolates we secretly sent ourselves at the office today are gone, we're sure the desire for love will remain (at least that's what Hallmark has drilled into our heads). While many things are arguably easier for gay men than our heterosexual counterparts, finding love isn't one of them, according to filmmaker Christopher Hines (The Butch Factor, The Adonis Factor). To help put those looking for relationships on the path to partnership, Hines has put together and released his latest, Man 2 Man: A Gay Man's Guide To Finding Love on DVD just in time for VD. (Film trailer and giveaway details, after the jump.)

Two gaydored comediennes might not be collaborating on a Queens of Comedy special anytime soon, if Sandra Bernhard has anything to say about it.