Cutie patootie John Bird makes us want to cash in our frequent flier miles and fly to Liverpool this weekend after seeing him tackle stereotypes in his latest video, "How to Identify A Gay Person."

It's not as offensive as it sounds, thanks to the asterisks that John explains should accompany the title. 

Check it out after the break.

We're everywhere!

According to a new Gallup Poll out today, with its first sampling of 120,000 respondents, 3.4 percent of adults in the U.S. identify as an L, G, B or T.

See the poll results after the jump.

Move over guyliner and tweezers—thanks to a new study out of Cornell University, researchers believe it's possible to accurately identify a person's sexual orientation based on their eyes alone. 

So, what, exactly, do scientists believe gives our queer eye away?

A new poll commissioned by the National Post says that it has finally revealed the "true landscape of gay Canada" with five percent of Canadians identifying as LGBT.

Seems lower than expectations, but the details are interesting regardless (and available after the jump). 

The world was left reeling last week when Rudolf Brazda, who was believed to be the final gay "pink triangle" survivor of the Holocaust, died at age 98. This week, however, it seems the world has actually not lost the last remaining gay Holocaust survivor. And, no, you don't have to fear zombies. Details follow.