MSNBC's Chris Hayes spoke with Kaitlyn Hunt, the 18-year-old girl facing felony charges of sexual misconduct with a minor (and possible sex offender registration) based on her consensual relationship with a freshman female high school classmate. 

Kaitlyn's been offered a proposed plea deal that would require her to plead guilty to child abuse, be sentenced to two years of child abuse, and attend sex offender counseling (you know, with actual sex offenders). 

Watch her interview after the jump.

In April we reported on Kristopher Sharp, the University of Houston-Downtown junior who was running to become vice president of the university's student body.

In a move that would have made Tracy Flick cringe in Election, someone that opposed Sharp's candidacy posted flyers announcing Kristopher's HIV-positive status with the question "Want AIDS?" blaring across the top. Kristopher was also accused of attempting to spread the "homosexual agenda."

Well apparently the students at UH-Downtown aren't easily influenced by fear-mongering and bigotry, because Kristopher won the election!

He speaks with POZ Magazine about the experience after the jump!

During weeks like this one, we smile when we can--and this Boston Marathoner's interview with BBC, which appears to also feature a large pink dildo (on the upper right), allows us to do just that.  

It's the little things. Thank you, sir. 

(Do people generally leave those on the fridge??)

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Jeremy Irons again tries to explain away his bizarre claims that legalizing same-sex marriage would "debase" the institution of marriage in an interview with BBC.

Does he talk his way out of it?? See after the jump. (Skip to 2:25)

Considering the attention and awareness that Magic Johnson's brought to HIV over the years, who knew he'd also be such a strong advocate for the gay community. 

With Magic's out gay son, EJ, suddenly in the public eye, Magic has taken this as an opportunity to combat homophobia and promote love and acceptance.

He sat down for an interview with TMZ's Harvey Levin and really opened up! Watch after the jump!

Rapper A$AP is Interview's April cover guy and he gave the magazine his two cents on "the gay thing."

What's he have to say? Find out after the jump!

We found this fascinating—even more fascinating than finding out the creator isn't a food-phobic gay man based out of WeHo.

Rob Rhinehart, a 24-year-old Atlanta software engineer, is also the creator of Soylent, a cocktail comprised of all the "nutrients required by the body to function."

In essence, Rob doesn't require food, y'all. 

More after the jump.

New York Magazine managed to track down the gay subway rider whose battle with a crazed homophobic subway "preacher" went viral. 

We think the clip struck a nerve not only because the man (NY Mag calls him "Karl") stood up for himself, but also because the entire train applauded him for doing so. 

Check out what the press-shy gentleman had to say after the jump!

Screw the underwhelming RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars. In between new seasons of Drag Race, Ru should get her girls together with Mob Wives like Big Ang! We get a hint of what a hypothetical hybrid reality show such as that would look like when Detox interviewed the gaydored diva star on Thursday. Check out two big personalities colliding in the video after the break!

Baltimore Raven Brendon Ayanbadejo has added a new ring to his collection, and he wants to be sure that same-sex couples around the country have the same opportunity. One of the NFL's hardest working LGBT allies has continued his post-Super Bowl marriage equality momentum by appearing on CNN to discuss his fight for our rights. 

Ahead of the Boy Scouts of America board meeting that will decide the fate of its archaic gay ban, President Obama has come out in support of ending the homophobic policy and opening the ranks to LGBT troops and leaders. Check out what the president had to say during an interview on CBS News over the weekend.

John Mayer hasn't been a major public presence as of late due to his self-imposed exile following his epic descent into douche-dom ( his "white supremacist David Duke dick" quotes, anyone??) and a battle with dangerous vocal chord issues.

But as he heads back into the public eye, could we be dealing with a more thoughtful Mayer?

The singer spoke with Rolling Stone and had some interesting insight into the bravery of Frank Ocean and Jodie Foster. See what he had to say after the jump!