...and it ain't too sweet. Hear what she told Women's Health, after the jump. 

Or is Twitter just that unhelpful? After the jump, get the details of a Twitter announcement made by one NBA player's account that is having many wonder, "finally?"

In yet another attempt to spread intolerant anti-Christian hate through terror, American Family Association leader Bryan Fischer says Barney Frank killed folks by coming out of the closet. Follow the jump for your daily dose of lunacy.

Making GOProud's smearing of Rep. Barney Frank as an "embarrassment to average gay people" even more infuriating, during the Monday afternoon press conference held to announce his decision Frank reiterated how proud he is to have come out of the closet in the late '80s. Follow the jump for video of Rep. Frank's statement, and to read the heart-touching reactions from the nation's biggest LGBT rights organizations.

Worried gay culture is losing some of its queer trademarks because of mainstream integration (but perhaps not expressing the idea thoughtfully), John Waters tells Slate Magazine he wishes some gays would go back in the closet.

Updated 4:00 p.m. (EST) with video (after the jump)

Big news from the sports world today where former Columbus Crew teammate David Testo becomes the first Major League Soccer player to come out as gay. Details and word of the potential impact in American sports, follow.

During a recent interview, hardcore New York rapper Fat Joe made a surprisingly great case for gays in hip-hop to come out of the closet. Details follow.

NHL scout Patrick Burke courageously spoke about the importance of having pro gay athletes come out of the closet to shred stereotypes and dismantle taboos in a recent interview in Canada. Video and transcript follow.

Updated Friday, 2:15 p.m. (EST)

Kathleen McKinley, a columnist at the Houston Chronicle, has responded to the storm of controversy that has brewed after she penned an editorial blaming the parents of victims of anti-gay bullying for their children's harassment. Details follow.

Luke Evans, an actor who is seeing his Hollywood stock rising with turns in The Three Musketeers, Immortals, and The Hobbit, spoke candidly about being gay in his early career as a London theater star. But now, with Hollywood behind him, is the big-budget actor being forced to erase his open-book past?

That's a new one. After the jump, watch Oliver Callan nonchalantly come out on live television and weigh in on the very curious accusations against him.