Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes didn't hesitate to express his concern over Mark Zuckerberg's allegiance with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who famously vetoed marriage equality in the state.

Now marriage equality advocates are getting in on the action. 

See what they have to say after the jump.

Chris Hughes, a co-founder of Facebook along with Mark Zuckerberg, is voicing his concerns over Zuckerberg's support of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Zuckerberg is hosting a Feb. 13 fundraiser for Christie at his home in Palo Alto, California.

Christie's widely acknowledged for his capable handling of the Hurricane Sandy crisis in the state, but he's also received a lot of negative attention within the LGBT community based on his veto of same-sex marriage. 

See what the openly gay Hughes has to say about Zuckerberg and Christie's growing closeness after the jump!

The one bastion of hope for Northeastern LGBT homeless youth, NYC's Ali Forney Center, is still struggling to recover from the devastation of Superstorm Sandy. So, to help the AFC get back on its feet, the It Gets Better Project will bring its key tenet—it gets better—to a holiday fundraiser later this month. Details after the jump. 

If you're anywhere within flying distance of New York City this weekend, head  to Industry Bar in Hell's Kitchen to help the invaluable Ali Forney Center resurrect from the destruction of Hurricane Sandy. Details after the jump. 

We're all for helping a great cause, so we're sharing a video from friend of Instinct and filmmaker Elliot London that brings to light the plight of LGBT teens from across our country.

Check it out after the jump.

Tear-soaked $20 bills were hopefully handed over to benefit Maryland marriage equality Tuesday night after Adam Lambert's gut-wrenching and appropriately intimate performance of "Outlaws of Love." Check it out after the jump.

Our Google Alert for the keywords "Ben Cohen bares end" has finally produced a result! Turns out the seizure-inducing stud will join the cast of West End Bares (London's answer to New York's infamous Broadway Bares) for the annual show in September! 

Great news!

AIDS Walks San Francisco raised $2.7 million on Sunday!

More after the jump!

Carl DeMaio, a conservative Republican, made history on Tuesday when he won the San Diego primary to become the city's first openly gay mayoral finalist. But not all of the city's LGBT community are celebrating the landmark development. 

Judging from the Twitter and Facebook feeds of the gaylebrities lucky enough to be in the audience at last night's President Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles, the event was quite the way to kick off Pride month. 

Taking last week's major news and raising the stakes, President Obama spoke specifically on Monday night about fully repealing the "Defense of Marriage Act."

There are events and then there are EVENTS.

On Saturday, May 19, Vienna, Austria is the site of an EVENT that may top them all—the Life Ball, celebrating its 20-year anniversary.

Known throughout the world as the most extravagant HIV/AIDS benefit, the organization AIDS LIFE will be pulling out all the stops in partnership with amfAR, the William J. Clinton Foundation, the Elton John AIDS Foundation, and UNAIDS to make this a night to remember.

More after the jump.