You would think that Greece was more tolerant—Mykynos, the island of Lesbos, togas for Christmassakes!—but seems executives at a TV station in the beleauguered country thought man on man lip-locking was a TV no-no.

More after the jump.

We were less than pleased when Days of Our Lives had their lead gay male character, Will Horton, sleeping with a girl, but it looks like things may be getting back on track now that Will's hooking up with sexy Sonny.

Young love is in the air after the jump!

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Facebook contacted Instinct directly regarding their removal of Visible Cultura's gay kiss image.

See what they had to say after the jump!

Days Of Our Lives has finally caught up with the new millennium and aired its first gay kiss on Thursday's episode. Better late than never, right? (We'll cut the show some slack because it gave us that smoldering shirtless stud slideshow yesterday. And no, we did not lisp any "s" in that sequence, thankyouverymuch.) Follow the jump for a picture of the first same-sex smooch to grace Days of our Lives!

It sounds like Kelly Ripa is as turned on as we are by the thought of her hot husband Mark Consuelos kissing another dude. (Details follow.)

After the jump, read about the jock boycott that happened during the high school production. (Thanks for corroborating stereotypes, boys). But, more importantly, read what the principals had to say about the show and the students who walked out!

Another day, another apology from Facebook for removing a sweet, g-rated picture (this time its a drawing!) of two sailors kissing. When will this embarrassing cycle end?

If they need any instruction or indoctrination, we have an office full of volunteers. Tee-hee-hee. We’re only partially kidding. Check out the themes of the military's post-DADT training and a sample vignette after the jump.

By now the homosphere knows about the Liberace biopic starring Matt Damon and Michael Douglas, but the stars recently spoke to E! and Matt Damon told them, "It's scripted that there's more than one." More than one what? Hug? Sex scene? Kiss? Find out after the jump.

The unofficial 48-hour moratorium on spoiling any highly-DVRd show is still in effect, but we can easily say that last night's Glee was the bravest, gayest and most emotional episode to date. It touched on gay bullying, and even literally touched on Kurt's lips in a cute twist that tackles the gay kiss anticipation surrounding the show.

In other Glee news, Jane Lynch says that wedding bells are in Sue Sylvester’s future. "Sue gets married – that's all I'm going to tell you," Lynch told People at a BAFTA event in L.A. "I probably shouldn't have said anything!"

Also, Darren Criss, who made his Glee debut this week as Blaine (and has just been promoted to series regular from a recurring role, according to Michael Ausiello), has come out...

A preview clip for next week's "Never Been Kissed" episode has surfaced on our gaydar featuring the Glee kids (including newcomer Darren Criss who plays Kurt's romantic interest) covering Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream."

A chorus of dissent has resonated ever since it became clear Chord Overstreet would not play gay in Glee. Does seeing Darren take over the anticipated role in this clip soothe the storm?

The funniest gay couple to land on TV since Bert and Ernie, Mitchell (openly gay Jesse Tyler Ferguson) and Cam (the lovable Eric Stonestreet) cover this week's Entertainment Weekly ahead of Modern Family's highly-anticipated return to our DVR's and/or Hulu queues! Inside the issue, Ferguson and Stonestreet discuss the Sept. 29 "Big Gay Kiss" episode that has kept our fingers busy at the QWERTY all summer long.

“It’s nice that people care so much, but it kind of bums me out in that now it looks like we’re doing something because somebody begged us to or pressured us to,” Stonestreet tells EW. “The [writers] wanted to tell a good story and not just make a moment out of it. It should just be normal, natural, and sweet, and done...