Graham Gremore, like most of us, is beyond over having to explain the logistics of his sex life to curious, though often well-intentioned, straight women (and let's be real--some straight men as well). 

Thankfully, Graham's created a tool that we can all make use of when asked those pesky questions. 

We present "The Straight Girl's Guide To Gay Sex" after the jump! (Possibly NSFW due to sexual language...)

Baltimore Raven Brendon Ayanbadejo has added a new ring to his collection, and he wants to be sure that same-sex couples around the country have the same opportunity. One of the NFL's hardest working LGBT allies has continued his post-Super Bowl marriage equality momentum by appearing on CNN to discuss his fight for our rights. 

Super Bowl champ Baltimore Raven Brendon Ayanbadejo hasn't backed down from his promise to use the high profile Super Bowl coverage as a platform to promote LGBT equality!

Ayanbadejo debuted a new "Time For Marriage" video today and joined LGBT-ally Russell Simmons for an interview on equality! 

Watch his new video and check out his interview with Simmons after the jump!

Brendon Ayanbadejo, the Baltimore Raven who moonlights as one of the gay community's staunchest straight allies, is hoping to leverage Super Bowl attention to benefit marriage equality. And swoon. 

Christmas did not end well for Kenni Shaw. The 30-year old was outside an East Baltimore liquor store when a group of five men attacked him for seemingly no reason—except for his perceived sexual orientation. Details follow.

Susan Johnson, the Detroit-area middle school teacher who was suspended without pay for playing Macklemore ode to marriage equality, has been reimbursed for her suspension. 

Updated Friday, 1:25 p.m. PST

Rapper Ben Macklemore has responded to the suspension of Susan Johnson, the performing arts teacher that was suspended from a Michigan middle school after allowing a student to play Macklemore's song "Same Love," which promotes tolerance.

See what he had to say after the jump.

The Raiders may have lost to Brendon Ayanbadejo's Baltimore Ravens, but they were nothing but great sportsman on field and in the locker room.

Brendon tells TMZ that on Sunday, three Raiders congratulated him on marriage equality's win in Maryland in a move that squash's the already-stale NFL locker room stereotype. 

Outspoken straight ally and Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo thought that waking up in Maryland on Wednesday was a lot like waking up on Christmas morning. But some of his teammates are feeling more like the Grinch. Check out what the Ravens have to say about Maryland's win for marriage equality after the jump. 

A new poll from Goucher College out of Baltimore finds a majority of Marylanders in support of same-sex marriage rights. Great news ahead of Tuesday's election that sees marriage equality on the ballot in the state, right? 

Maybe not so much. 

With our girl Drew Barrymore a new mom, we figured why not spread the family love by offering up some Blu-ray copies of Everybody’s Fine, co-starring Robert De Niro, Kate Beckinsale and that cutie Sam Rockwell. 

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If there was any residual hope or growls still rumbling in your stomach after last month's claim that Chick-Fil-A would stop proselytizing chicken sandwiches with anti-gay donations, those should all fly the coop after a new interview with the chain's president Dan Cathy.