Darren Criss got all swoonworthy when he gave us his take on an old Broadway classic last night at Outfest's Legacy Awards honoring stage and screen producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron.

Watch his take on "Happy To Keep His Dinner Warm" (from How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying) and be prepared to feel warm in your nether regions after the jump!

A Southern Methodist University sophomore has been banned from the University's campus and suspended from the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity after he was caught on tape by police confessing to forcing another male student to perform oral sex on him. 

Details after the jump. 

The sexy jocks over at Outsports are being honored by The Federation of Gay Games with one of the organization's Legacy Awards in October.

Details after the jump!

It looks like we've found October's hot ticket! 

OUTFEST, the world's leading organization dedicated to showcasing LGBT film has announced that it will honor award winning producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron at the 8th annual Legacy Awards. The Legacy Awards will take place on Saturday, October 13 at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Los Angeles.

Zadan and Meron will be receiving the Visionary Award in recognition of their contribution to LGBT arts and media visibility (and Glee's Darren Criss will be presenting, so we certainly don't hate that!). 

More after the jump!

Clearly no one alerted the TSA that Jeremy Renner was flying with a loaded weapon!

Apparently the very-not-gay actor (seriously, guys, he gets really angry about this. He is not—we repeat—not gay), had a hard and bumpy flight recently while promoting The Bourne Legacy, thanks to an accidental dose of Viagra!

More after the jump.

Anti-gay megachurch pastor T.D. Jakes, who once called gay folks broken and unworthy of his employment and unworthy of his church, told Oprah that he doesn't want his legacy to be smeared with the santorum stains of homophobia that he's so far knee-deep in. His plea for a homophobia-free memorial (and the typical "I'm not a homophobe but I'm homophobic), after the jump.

Jeremy Renner, star of upcoming films The Bourne Legacy and The Avengers, wants you to know that he’s not gay. As in he’s REALLY not gay.

And it’s none of your business whether he is or isn’t, but he ISN’T, okay?!

Check out some excerpts from his interview with The Hollywood Reporter after the jump.

In The Life, the only national TV program covering LGBT-related social issues, has honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by honoring the gay rights activists who follow in his footsteps. Follow the jump to watch "First Class Citizens," a special In The Life episode that will begin airing across the country on PBS.  

Next month, choreographer, director and producer Adam Shankman and Lifetime Networks will be honored for consistently pushing the limits for LGBT visibility. And, gurl, if a year has gone by where you weren't inspired by a production Shankman was involved in or weeped while watching a Lifetime movie, then we respectfully request that you return your gay card. Details after the jump.

Like White Party, Tron: Legacy knows that it all it takes for us to be entertained are flashy neon lights, a cutting-edge dance music soundtrack and hot mens. Follow the jump to find out how to win a super Tron prize package in this week's Swag Suite!

As we launch a massive multi-city Pride weekend and simultaneously wrap up National Pride Month, Lady Bunny wants us to take a look back at our roots (and not the one she's sporting under her sweaty wig) with a poem from Stonewall veteran Marsha P. Johnson, who hinted at the death of gay culture in a post-Stonewall and increasingly mainstream GLBT era.

Can you spare any change for a dying queen dar—ling?
I mean I am dying.
I know you don’t believe me.
But I know what I’m talking about.
Yes I do.
Us queens know what we’re talking about because we’re for liberation, yes we are.
Look at the Stonewall.
When I first came to New York
all pressed and clean
in a white shirt and tie
what my mother bought me
I heard about the Stonewall
so I thought...