Is one of the most recognizable faces of the "ex-gay" movement ready to publicly come out against the dangerous quackery?

PQ Monthly charts the evolution of John Paulk, a man who spent years as the the poster boy for reparative therapy, but now says "I no longer support the ex-gay movement or efforts to attempt to change individuals."

More after the jump.

We thought this was joke, but sadly it's not. An anti-gay group called Heterosexual Awareness Month (because clearly we're shockingly unaware of the heteros out there) is providing the “official certificate of heterosexuality ready to print and hang on your wall!”

But not you, ya know, because you're gay. 

More after the jump.

Amazing gay dads, with help from TLC Child & Family Services, have released a video response to Mitt Romney's career of homophobia at the expense of same-sex parents to kick off National Adoption Month. Watch it after the jump.

After it seemed that Calvin Harris had taken a page from Madonna's How To Release A New Album In 2012 handbook by trashing Lady Gaga in a recent interview, Mother Monster decided to call the beatmaker out on Twitter. 

Good to see that Oreo has not stopped pushing the envelope following the Gay Pride rainbow ad that became an instant viral hit over summer! To raise awareness about October's designation as National Bullying Prevention Month, the cookie maker has released another creative ad that's sure to spark some controversy.

Though summertime's rainbow Oreo advertisement may have fired up a small portion of angry anti-gay customers, it actually increased the brand's likability and overall perception by 15 percent. Maybe Oreo's latest creative cookie art can do the same as it wraps up its 100th anniversary year?

It must suck to be a homophobe with a sweet tooth! They're losing all the best treats!

Our friends at The Trevor Project have launched a new campaign as part of September's National Suicide Prevention Month. 

The campaign "Talk to Me" encourages individuals to offer help and be willing to connect people in need with life-saving resources.

The simple phrase, "Talk to me," may be enough to save someone's life. 

More on the initiative after the jump!

Revelers left looking to congregate for a good gay cause in London this weekend after the collapse of the official Pride celebrations might find just that in the form of a protest outside a conference featuring speeches by some of the world's most homophobic men.

In solidarity with their LGBT officers and the wider gay community in Los Angeles, the LAPD has updated its homepage in honor of the final few days of Pride month. 

Pretty, isn't it? 

Thanks, LAPD!

(H/t: Joe)

Apologies to the small minority of homophobic Americans, but the corporations that make all the food in your pantries are coming out of the closet left and right to support LGBT rights. Since the Pride-celebrating rainbow Oreo cookie has gone viral, Buzzfeed went ahead and imagined what other snack foods would look like if they came out of the closet.

Today the Pentagon celebrated LGBT Pride Month.

No, they didn't raise a rainbow flag, or have Naval soldiers in sailor suits performing "YMCA" or "In The Navy," but they did take the time to respecfully honor and acknowledge the sacrifices of gay and lesbian servicemembers.

Check out a clip after the jump.

In a message sent out today, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden celebrates Pride Month and honors the agency's LGBT employees.

Read NASA and Bolden's celebration of Pride after the jump!

The General Motors plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana has outdone the Seattle Space Needle by deciding to raise the rainbow flag in honor of Pride Month. A local video report, after the jump.