Republican Colorado Rep. Don Coram cast the deciding vote killing civil unions on Monday in committee, preventing the bill from receiving a full House vote.

It came as quite a shock to us when Coram mentioned that he has a gay son.

His son, Dee Coram, has spoken out regarding his father's vote.

Hear what he has to say after the jump.

CBS has picked up the gay (or at least half-gay) sitcom Partners starring our beloved Michael Urie (and yummy Brandon Routh as his boyfriend)!

We were already excited about the show, but the latest clip has us asking, is it September yet?!

Check out a behind-the-scenes clip after the jump!

President Obama has threatened to veto two bills currently making their way through the House of Representatives that include anti-gay provisions.

More after the jump.

The National Enquirer, renowned journal of troof, is set to report that Raven Symone (currently starring in Broadway's Sister Act) is ready to announce her relationship with androgynous America's Next Top Model star AzMarie Livingston. The details, which you should take with huge grains of salt rimming your afternoon margarita, after the jump.

President Obama remained steadfast during his "evolution" toward saying "I do" to marriage equality. But if anyone embedded in the inner O circle had a slight chance of pressing the pause button on history, it was Rev. Joel Hunter, President Obama's spiritual adviser.

Rev. Hunter joined MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell today to talk about the conversation he had with Obama the day the president came out of the closet for same-sex marriage, and how he politely disagreed with the "stance."

We’re not sure what marriage smells like, but apparently the Manhattan based perfumery, Bond No. 9, has bottled it up and will have you smelling like same-sex matrimonial bliss.

The new scent, I LOVE NEW YORK for Marriage Equality, will start flying off the shelves in July.

Details after the jump on this eau d’Equality!

"Gay Marriage House of Horrors," a website just launched by homophobic activists in Maine ahead of a possible marriage equality initiative in November, is ruffling some feathers (and not just the ones on the boas of the two revelers pictured here) across the blogosphere today. 

Any hopes of fine-tuning our Gaydar to make for less awkward moments at the gym have been dashed by a new study out of the University of Washington. 

Updated Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. EST

Granville Ampong, the conservative Examiner reporter who outed rising fighter Manny Pacquiao as a vehement homophobe, has come clean to say that Pacquiao actually did not quote the Levitical edict calling for the death of gays.

In the same pulse-racing vein as "It Could Happen To You" comes a tear jerking message from Freedom to Marry's new partnership with the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network. Follow the jump if you want your heart strings played like a symphony with the first video from the "Freedom to Serve, Freedom to Marry" campaign.  

The National Organization for Marriage's head homophobe Brian Brown has spent the past week peering into many polished sets of crystal balls. He's finally come up for air to share yet another prophecy with the world: President Obama will lose his reelection bid strictly based on his support of same-sex marriage. The quote we can throw in to the growing, steaming pile of "things Brian Brown got wrong" follows. 

In a vote that fell squarely along party lines, Virginia's House of Delegates voted today to deny a judicial nomination to Tracy Thorne-Begland, who would have become the state's first openly gay judge.

Thorne-Begland’s vote resulted in 33 “yes” votes to 31 “nay” votes. All 31 nay votes came from Republican delegates, who argued that his “lifestyle” and support for LGBT causes would make it impossible for him to be an impartial judge. Thorne-Begland required a 51-vote majority amongst House delegates to be approved.

More after the jump.