Hey, at least this is a promo partnership we can really get behind! Glee hottie Matthew Morrison has announced a deal to support HRC via sales of his upcoming album. Find out how to make sure your purchase supports our community, after the jump.

We were always told, "Someday your ship will come in," but apparently not this year.

In a move straight out of our nightmares, New York City's annual "Fleet Week," which brings gorgeous U.S. Naval sailors into the city by the droves has been cancelled. 

Details after the jump.

Glee heartthrob Darren Criss is going on tour, y'all!!

Details after the jump!

The Gay Men's Chorus of L.A. will get yet another big Hollywood moment Thursday night when the cast of Glee performs "You Have More Friends Than You Know," a song the GMCLA originally performed on the 'It Gets Better' Tour. 

Check it out after the break!

Sickening!

Almost literally, due to the sheer adorability factor of these two. 

Kurt and Blaine, Glee's gayest couple, has been voted the "Greatest TV Couple Of All Time" at Entertainment Weekly. 

We guess she can go to Starbucks...oh wait.

Leesa Dahl, who describes herself as "a pianist in the opera world," was outraged when a Manhattan coffee shop in Harlem called "The Chipped Cup" dared to draw a pink equal sign in solidarity with the marriage equality movement on its sandwich board outside of the door. 

Check out her rant after the jump. (We have a feeling those opera gigs are about to dry up.)

A South Carolina blogger's attempt to "out" Charleston County Councilwoman Colleen Condon didn't have quite the impact he thought he would. 

Why? Because Condon is proudly gay and has no f**ks to give about who knows it. 

More after the jump.

Glee creator Ryan Murphy teased us with the possibility of a "Men of McKinley" calendar late last year by releasing a scrumptious picture of Darren Criss on Twitter. On last night's episode of the aging show, he made good with his threat. Check out a few pages from the "Men of McKinley" calendar after the jump!

It's very difficult for us to blink our heavy lids open on a Monday morning, but when we can get some good news with our Cafe Latte (Lite, of course!), it makes life a little more bearable. News from our neighbors up north, keeps LGBT progress a'movin', and of course, like Free-Drink Fridays, we love that!

American Independent investigative reporter Todd Heywood has looked into the validity of the story put forth by Uncle Poodle (government name: Lee Thompson). Based on multiple red flags, Heywood believes the Here Comes Honey Boo Boo star may have lied about sending his ex to prison for undisclosed HIV status. 

One of the standout reasons Here Comes Honey Boo Boo was celebrated by gay audiences in 2012 is the show's inclusion of the star child's uncle, Lee Thompson. Known better as Uncle Poodle, he helped Honey Boo Boo become a gay ally at a very young age with sound bytes ready to compete with the best of 'em. (Remember "everybody's a little gay"?).

Now, Uncle Poodle might be inspiring southern tolerance in new ways after also coming out as HIV positive. 

Glee's Chris Colfer--who's quite the multi-hyphenate at this point with his  new fllm Struck By Lightning and his various novels--is one of Hollywood's youngest out actors, but does he have any professional concerns about being out and proud?

See what he has to say after the jump!