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. 

MSNBC's Chris Matthews and Congressman Barney Frank got into it with Family Research Council head, Tony Perkins, regarding same-sex marriage, but what may have been even more interesting was Perkin's impliication that sexual orientation was a result of bad parenting and other "environmental factors."

Apparently it's not likely that his kids will be gay because he and his wife are teaching their kids how to "properly interact" in society.

Check out this brilliance after the jump.

Separating the LGBT acronym in its analysis of FBI crime statistics for the first time has given the Williams Institute and the gay community a stark look at how gay men are disproportionately victimized by physically violent hate crimes.

When queens we've never met in person boast about the big accessories that dangle from their bodies we ALWAYS ask for video evidence to back up the claims. Finally, Nelly Furtado delivers on our demands with the debut of her much anticipated return to music video form, "Big Hoops (The Bigger The Better)."

Preach, Nelly!

Watch the video after the jump and let us know if you heart it or hate it in the comments!

Those unsatisfied with the what some have called the "Guetta-fication" of Scissor Sisters in "Only The Horses" might find a satisfactory return to quirky, irreverent form in "Let's Have A Kiki." The Internet ran its tongue under the leak today to get a taste of the new song, which you can listen to after the jump!

Colorado Springs-based Focus on the Family's attempt to give anti-gay bigots in the state a license to discriminate against gays in employment, housing and healthcare behind a shield of "religious convictions" has been withdrawn from the ballot in Colorado. 

The National Organization for Marriage is still outraged OUTRAGED! over the scandal it likely helped manufacture in an attempt to dethrone one of the country's top LGBT personalities, which makes the next move in its political strategy a chin-scratcher. In a challenge raised today, NOM's head homophobe Brian Brown has invited Dan Savage to debate the bible. Now while NOM's not known for making the smartest, most-successful political moves, if Dan accepts, Brian is going to get his ass handed to him on a platter (and not in the way Marcus Bachmann enjoys). Details follow. 

Today on Live! With Kelly, Samantha Ronson debuted her new single "Summer of Sam" in her first live television performance.

We're curious to hear what you think. We're even more curious to hear what Lindsay thinks...

Check out "Summer of Sam" after the jump!

Bryan Fischer seems to be preparing for the London Olympics considering all the death-defying hoops he has to jump through to turn a statement from Dr. Martin Luther King into a blank check for discrimination against the LGBT. 

If you've been nostalgic for that unstable but lovable mid-aughts Britney, so accustomed to hair buzzers, umbrellas and bare feet at gas stations, an unreleased track devoid of dubstep and over-production was leaked to the Internet today that'll satisfy your crazy cravings.

Listen to the bubble-gummy confection "This Kiss," after the jump!

We were LIVING for the hint of choreography Rihanna teased last week, and were on pins all weekend with hopes that the Barbadian beauty would tackle dance moves like she's never tackled them before in today's music video premiere. But does the just-debuted "Where Have You Been" live up to all the choreography hype? Watch and let us know what you think after the jump!

One of our most anticipated films this summer has gotta be Snow White And The Huntsmen.

We've got Charlize Theron giving us bitch-queen realness and Chris Hemsworth giving us everything, so we're hoping for a soundtrack that can measure up.

We're looking to Florence + The Machine to serve us up something appropriately grandiose.

"Breath of Life" is the first single we're hearing from the soundtrack. Check it out after the jump!