It's not just Virginia! Montana has had its own laws criminalizing gay sex on their books.

These laws were struck down by the Montana Supreme Court in 1997, but they weren't actually removed; they were simply unenforced. 

Today's ruling officially removes the language criminalizing same-sex sexual acts.

Details after the jump.

James Franco is not happy that his friend and collaborator, Travis Mathews's feature film, I Want Your Love, has been banned in Australia due to its sexual content.

The film features unsimulated gay sex and apparently Australia film commission just can't handle it--even for generally more lenient film festival circuit. 

James speaks out on the ban in a self-made video (notably absent of unsimulated gay sex) after the jump!

Filmmaker Travis Mathews has made quite a splash (take that as you well) on the festival circuit with his feature film, I Want Your Love, which garnered a lot of attention (including James Franco's) for its inclusion of unsimulated gay sex. 

Unfortunately, while the film's been on the must-see list for many LGBT film festivals around the world, it looks like it won't be making its way Down Under. The film, which was scheduled to be screened at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival, has been banned by Australia's Classification Board. 

More after the jump. 

Graham Gremore, like most of us, is beyond over having to explain the logistics of his sex life to curious, though often well-intentioned, straight women (and let's be real--some straight men as well). 

Thankfully, Graham's created a tool that we can all make use of when asked those pesky questions. 

We present "The Straight Girl's Guide To Gay Sex" after the jump! (Possibly NSFW due to sexual language...)

Between his outspoken LGBT advocacy (he's a huge supporter of the Trevor Project) and giving us the full monty on Broadway in Equus, Daniel Radcliffe never fails to capture our attention. 

Now that he's shocking Sundance audiences with his "fast-paced" gay sex scenes as beat poet Allen Ginsberg in John Krokidas' Kill Your Darlings, we can safely say we'll never cease to be entralled. 

Our oh-so-grown up Harry Potter speaks to E! Online about the steamy scenes after the jump!

Many gay youth wake up worried about how they're going to get through the day, but some wake up to quite the different situation, apparently. A lack of sex education specified for LGBT youth and admitted ignorance lead what a lot of the Internet has labeled "the coolest parents, like, ever" to leave The Joy Of Gay Sex on their gay son's pillow. 

Entertainment Weekly has an interview with James Franco and an exclusive NSFW clip from his "homo-sex-art-film," Interior. Leather Bar., which is premiering at this week's Sundance Film Festival. 

Franco sounds off on straight societal norms and how "sex should be a storytelling tool" after the jump. 

Tell us a story, James. TELL US A STORY. 

The next time we get slut shamed, we're totally going to blame it on our "medicine."

A French appeals court has upheld a ruling ordering GlaxoSmithKline to pay €197,000 ($255,824) to a supposedly heterosexual, married man with children who claims that a drug given to him to treat Parkinson's Disease turned him into a 'gay sex addict'.

More after the jump.

The Santeria shrine we erected (haha we said "shrine") in Dallas all summer long in the hopes that the city's hometown hottie Sean Lowe would grace our TVs once again as the new Bachelor has proven effective! ABC has just announced that our DVRs will be put to good use in early 2013 when Sean graduates from one of many bachelors on The Bachelorette to the man of the moment in The Bachelor.

Check out the many qualifications that prompted Life & Style to crown Sean a "gay sex symbol" earlier this year after the jump!

Singapore's High Court will soon hear a case on the constitutionality of the country's criminalization of gay sex. Details follow. 

Two men, one British and one a Seychelles national, will head to a United Arab Emirates prison for three years after being charged with having sex in public in Dubai. 

Now this is interesting.

Eighteen men have been arrested in Manhattan Beach as part of an undercover sting operation meant to crack down on illicit sex occurring in a public restroom.

What may be questionable is the decision by police to release the names and mug shots of the offenders to the media.

More after the jump.