The network of Sudan's government websites were taken offline this week by Anonymous in the latest part of the hacktivist's pro-LGBT "#OpFuckAfrica" campaign. Details follow. 

We knew that global warming was getting bad, but we didn't know that it was bad enough to freeze hell over. At least that's what some may have thought after visiting Uganda's government websites this week to find themselves greeted with pro-gay imagery and messages. 

Turns out that support for the first gay Pride in the "Kill The Gays" country displayed on Uganda's official websites were the work of Anonymous, and not, in fact, pro-gay sentiment from some of the most notorious and dangerous homophobes on the planet. Whodda thunk?

It sure seems to jibe with their mission, actions and beliefs, but the NOM-affiliated Minnesota for Marriage swears up and down today that its Facebook admin's account was hacked and that they are not behind a post that calls for the death of gays. Details follow. 

While gays may have battled it out for the "craziest outfit" at L.A. Pride over the weekend, anti-gay preachers were certainly fighting for the simple title of "craziest." Where one preacher used potty-mouthed tactics to inflame altercations, another donned a mustache as fake as his ministry, entered the colorful crowd and attempted to draft parade goers to join his heterosexualization seminar. Hilarity ensued (after the jump). 

If you follow the National Organization for Marriage on social networks or its website, then this morning you, like many others, might've actually thought the anti-gay group had a change of heart and came around to espouse the values of Christianity for once.

Not too fast, young friend!

Instead, NOM was hacked—and it was hilarious. Details follow. 

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As the Australian hacker accused of logging into Grindr profiles evades criminal charges, a company spokesman says that the accusations lofted last week against the popular GPS social app are "unfounded." Details follow.  

Sure, "easy trick" and "gag reflex" shouldn't be used in the same headline for risk of exploding the Google crawling spiders, but when science makes a landmark discovery that stands to thwart hundreds of awkward moments for gays, by Gaga we're going to share it. Follow the jump for the nifty (and simple) trick researchers have confirmed can turn off the gag reflex in an instant.

One magazine is seriously working overtime to get a fatwa on their arse. French satire mag Charlie Hebdo is stirring controversy over their latest issue featuring a gay Muhammed, which led to their office getting firebombed. Photos and details after the jump.

This sounds like some conspiracy shiznat. The struggle for open access to information weighs on. Background about Aaron Swartz and details after the jump.

Zach Braff is straight, in case the blog post appearing to be a "coming out of the closet" message appearing on his website yesterday lead you to believe otherwise. Details follow.

Soulja Boy says that a series of Facebook posts calling certain fans "white faggots" were the results of a hacking. Details follow.

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