Appearing in an extensive spread in the March issue of Vogue without any bony protrusions (or eyebrows for that matter) a la the "Born This Way" cover, Lady Gaga shows she might possess what it takes to reincarnate her style with the same success as another Voguing Material Girl we adore...

I always had a soft spot in my heart for Chris March and his affable cackle from Project Runway's fourth season. It's apparent the powers that be at Bravo share my affection as the network's just announced an upcoming solo reality show starring the costume-designing personality. The show will follow Chris March Designs as the titular star works on styles for regular clients like Madonna and Meryl Streep (though not holding my breath for either of those two to allow even a 2nd assistant to show their face on a broadcast cable reality program).

Also included in Bravo's new reality-packed lineup announcement is the hair-salon-centered show Dean's List, a catering-centric show called Roble & Co. and a not-so-Bravo-y family-themed show titled...

A Pride march unlike any other in the world took place yesterday in Jerusalem as thousands from the city’s GLBT community marched for their political rights in the Holy Land as well as in memory of the victims of the Tel Aviv gay center shooting, which marked its year anniversary yesterday.

While Jerusalem's longest Pride march has been historically marred with violence, yesterday's event unfolded calmly, despite the typical sight of the area's vehement anti-gay protestors.

From the AP:

Marchers said such opposition has forced the gay community of Jerusalem underground in most parts of the city.

"In a religious society, a lot of people still don't realize we actually exist," said Sarah Weil, 26, who helps run an organization for lesbians...

Isn't this a beautiful image? Sure, it may not be shirtless Kellan Lutz or our beloved Jakey-poo, but a graph depicting the new poll numbers out today finding 50% of Californians supporting marriage equality -- the highest number yet in the state -- is just as beautiful.

We're almost there, darlings, but there is still much work to do...

(Public Policy Institute of California)

Congressman Barney Frank took to the Joy Behar Show last night, and discussed, among other things, his recent criticisms of the National Equality March.

The NEM portion of the interview occurs around 4:00.

It's no secret that we have a thing for Jon Stewart and his Daily Show. Last night's episode proved no different as Stewart tackled the major cable news networks (especially Fox) and the lack of coverage given to the National Equality March.

What do you think of Fox's rally coverage?

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Senator Harry Reid, the highest-elected Mormon in the US government, allegedly blasted his church's involvement in Prop 8 and the marriage equality movement, reports The Salt Lake Tribune.

During a meeting with organizers of the National Equality March, Reid reportedly brought up the Mormon connection to anti-equality. According to outreach director for the NEM, Derek Washington, Reid said that he found the Church's involvement to be a "waste of church resources and good will" and "didn't think it was appropriate."

Robin McGhee, who attended the meeting, expands on Reid's reported discontent with the LDS. "He personally said they needed to be focused on other things," she said. "He felt it was harmful for the church to focus on such a divisive...

Dan Savage was his usual witty self on Joy Behar's Headline News show last night, while Mad Men's Bryan Batt made our community proud as well.

In case you missed it, the trio discussed the National Equality March, gay rights and Janet Napolitano's sexuality.

Buzzfeed counts down the Top 20 witty signage found at the National Equality March. Though a few stand out, on a whole it's obvious we are a clever and sassy bunch.

Sorry, Congressman Frank, First Lady Gaga doesn't think Americans should stay home this weekend, and is imploring them to head to D.C. to take part in the National Equality March instead.

"On October 10 and 11 I will be in Washington, D.C. to lend my support to the National Equality March. This march is a call to action for all people from all over the country to gather to march to be visible as one and to speak out and demand full equal rights for all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered citizens in all 50 states.

"If we see ourselves as free and equal people, then we need to act as free and equal people. Now is the time to act so get your ass to D.C. and lend your support. Lend your voice and demand to be heard. I hope to see you th...