Under a pile of Golden Glboes stories discussing Jodie Foster's (re?) coming out speech, Tommy Lee Jones' "I'm not the one" face and Taylor Swift hating Adele gifts rests this little gem: Lena Dunham revealed she won't marry until marriage equality is law. 

After the picture taken when they received their marriage license last week quickly went viral, the famous "Seattle bears" couple Larry Duncan and Randy Shepard knew the world would be watching when they officially exchanged vows on Sunday—so they spruced up. A lot. 

Check out Larry & Randy on their wedding day after the jump!

Updated Thursday, 3:25 p.m. PST

We knew they couldn't resist. One Million Moms has decided to launch yet another unsuccessfull boycott against both Marvel and DC Comics following the widespread coverage that Marvel's The Astonishing X-Men will feature a gay wedding between the mutant Northstar and his boyfriend, Kyle, as well as DC Comics' announcement that a prominent superhero will soon be coming out of the closet.

See what One Million Moms (more like 236) have to say after the jump!

We usually prefer to hold your piece before we even consider wanting to get married, but ever since GetUp!'s tear-jerking marriage equality video went viral, we've been in the mood for a man to put a ring on it. This week's Swag Suite matches our matrimonial mood with a huge double-ended giveaway of acclaimed gay indie flicks Hold Your Peace and I Want To Get Married. (Follow the jump for more.)

The new music video for Janet's slow-jam "Nothing" (from Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married, Too) is here. Thoughts on the video, song and that Star Trek outfit, Instincters?

We kid (kinda). But seriously, Tyler Perry is reportedly about to start production on a film that likely meets the diva needs of more than half of the gays out there. At the premiere for his latest film, Why Did I Get Married, Too?, Perry confirmed to AOL Black Voiced (who knew?) that he has signed Whoopi Goldberg, Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey and Phylicia Rashad to the same movie!

Holy gay hell!

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf is slated to begin filming this summer with those four fabulous women in addition to Loretta Devine, Macy Gray and Kimberly Elise. The film is based off the 1975 play of the same name, which consisted of a series of poems read by different women speaking to subjects of rape, ...