In November, T.I. found his way into gay blogosphere headlines for defending Tracy Morgan against those critical of the comedian's anti-gay stand-up routine. "If you’re gay you should have the right to be gay in peace, and if you’re against it you should have the right to be against it in peace," T.I. told Vibe. 

Today, cradled by the wave of acceptance generated by President Obama's big splash, T.I. is singing a slightly different tune. 

Stephen Baldwin snagged our attention earlier this month, and not the tingly way he did in the movie, Threesome. After Kirk Cameron’s initial attacks on the LGBT community, Baldwin tweeted his support and appeared on CNN opposite George Takei to continue defending Kirk, who, let’s face it, isn’t just on our s### list; he's got his own by now. Last Friday Baldwin appeared on the Rosie show to do damage control. If we’ve learned anything from our journey with Rosie on The View, she doesn’t let anyone off easy. Video after the jump!

Never one to not speak his mind, film director Kevin Smith stopped by Piers Morgan's studio and spoke candidly in support of the LGBT community.

Smith's brother happens to be gay, and we've gotta say, we really like the way he thinks!

Check out the clip after the jump.

Obviously tired of being on the losing team of haters, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown attempts to drop a smoke bomb by telling folks to just "move on" from the marriage equality "issue" in Massachusetts. The full quote and video after the jump!

Rick Santorum has such a hard on for Kirk Cameron. It might have taken him a few weeks to react to the news (slow is a word that certainly applies to Santorum), but man, did he get excited when speaking about his anti-gay bedfellow with Piers Morgan over the weekend.

Maybe Cindy McCain should put that NOH8 tape back over her mouth for a bit and simmer down. First, she blamed the media for painting the GOP as anti-gay. Now she's rushing to defend Kirk Cameron, whom she says is not a bigot. 

Not everyone is feeling the love shared between Brandon Morgan and Dalen Wells in the homecoming kiss seen 'round the world. One of Morgan's military colleagues is so outraged by the sight of the photo that he felt the need to write in a homophobic reaction to Stars and Stripes Magazine. Read what Mstr. Sgt. Corey Wade, stationed in Afghanistan, has to say about the photo he finds "disgusting."

Oh, Michele Bachmann. The mental Olympics your disconnected thinking forces us to participate in means we can skip cardio this evening at the gym and have an extra margarita at Chipotle (yes, we even drink at Chipotle). On Monday night, Bachmann called CNN host Piers Morgan rude, told him that gay people should not have equal rights after insisting she is not judgemental, and then threw a tantrum while explaining the difficult hardships she faces in her chosen lifestyle as a bigot. Grab some popcorn and follow the jump to sit back and watch a bona fide train wreck. 

U.S. Marine Brandon Morgan continued his media tour with incredible savy on MSNBC today after becoming a viral hit with a same-sex homecoming smooch over the weekend. Video and transcript, after the jump.  

Brandon Morgan, a US Marine, and boyfriend Dalan Wells never expected their reunion kiss to lead to so much action. (What good is first base for, then?!) With their homecoming smooch shared at a military base now a venerable cultural moment, the pair have parlayed the attention into subtle activism. Follow the jump to check out a local news interview with Brandon and Dalan. 

The always outspoken Ricky Gervais has volunteered to work as part-time campaign adviser for GOP presidential candidates who claim that being gay is a choice. So, what was Ricky's professional advice for Republican homophobes? 

Rick Santorum really earned the meaning of his name last night with Piers Morgan. During the CNN interview, sanctimonious Santorum declared that marriage rights for same-sex couples goes against his god's will, and therefore he will work to outlaw it. Details follow.