We'd get on our knees before Matthew Mitcham if ever given the opportunity, so its nice to see that he'd respond to our gesture with a million dollar smile and the words "I do." 

The daily release of minute-long snippets previewing tracks from Madonna's new album MDNA continues today with a middle finger to Guy Ritchie, "I Don't Give A." Check it out, after the jump!

Is the Queen of Pop working out some anger issues on her latest album?

According to an attendee at an invite-only listening party for Madonna’s soon to be released album, MDNA, Madge is out for blood—Guy Ritchie’s to be exact.

Check out some of the lyrics after the jump.

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A spokesman for Leader Nancy Pelosi announces that the former Speaker of the House supports the language in Freedom to Marry's marriage equality plea to the Democratic National Convention. Details follow.

Focus on the Family poster-boy Tim Tebow was so pumped about his win against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday that the Broncos quarterback apparently forgot about his whole queasiness with man-on-man action. Details follow.

We certainly got used to filling our music devices with new music from Robyn every three months thanks to the epic Body Talk trilogy. But as she continues her super-star status momentum by performing at festivals across the world, the drought of new material has been leaving us high and dry. Or just dry. At least we have a just-released mini-documentary covering the also-epic art that accompanied Body Talk, featuring interviews with Robyn and her creative director Mary Fagot, to keep us Body Talkin'...

Same-sex couples in New York can start applying for marriage licenses today (hooray!), but will gay men be rushing to the alter in the Empire State? In an editorial published today, the New York Post gathers recent statistics to say that lesbians are the only ones in the LGBT who are excited to say "I do." Follow the jump for details and let us know if you agree!

Sexy actor (Quinceanera) and former UK-based boy band member David W. Ross needs your help in telling a story that our community knows all too well. Video after the jump!

Celebrities, entertainment moguls and professional athletes have come together to ask President Obama to support marriage equality. So, who's on board?