Leave it to The New Yorker to nail it! 

The magazine just released its latest issue which celebrates Mother's Day on its cover and artist Chris Ware decided to create a thoughtful homage to a pair of lesbian moms!

Take a look after the jump.

Cher doing country?

With her mother?

As our homo hearts palpitate, follow the jump to watch Cher and her 86-year old mother Georgia Holt perform "I'm Just Your Yesterday," a duet from Holt's upcoming new album, on Ellen.

This Reddit story did our heart good, although it also made us terrified for any gay kid currently being raised in an anti-gay church. 

Reddit user BMMiller10, who recently came out as gay, tells how his grandmother reacted during a church service when the church's pastor began an anti-gay sermon (and outed a gay teen in the process).

Definitely worth a read, after the jump!

Oprah's found herself in more headlines these past two weeks than she did in all of 2012. But this time it's not Lance Armstrong who's helping the Queen catapult back to her rightful place at the top, it's Cissy Houston, mother of the late Whitney Houston. Right out of the gates Oprah asks Cissy about the lesbian rumors that circled Whitney's life. Cissy's reaction is unmitigated and harsh. Video of Oprah's interview after the jump. 

Predictably, Mike Huckabee has once again wagged his wrinkled blame finger at the LGBT community as he attempts to place responsibility on same-sex parents for the horrific Newtown, Connecticut massacre. 

She took us to WERQ over the weekendwith her new star-studded music video, now Shangela is taking us to school by reading the Dr. Seuss classic, Are You My Mother? 

Watch as Shangela turns frowns upside down as she dispenses off-script commentary alongside a tale fit for a Maury Povich episode!

Dr. Sigmund Freud's intelligent and ahead-of-its-time response to a mother hoping to cure her son of a bad case of the gay is getting viral love on the Internet this week. 

So, what sage advice did Freud dispense to the concerned mom? 

Something called the People's Choice Awards has bleeped on our gaydar after announcing its 2012 nominees with one category that should be renamed "Favorite TV Gay."

Lady Gaga, fatigued from the recent trending topic of her weight, has unleashed the Little Monster claws in the direction of innocent Adele. Why hasn't anyone made fun of Adele's weight, wonders Lady Gaga, who has apparently let all her recent pot smoking gone to her head. Details follow.

Minnesota Viking Chis Kluwe has once again typed off a letter so brilliant, so sassy, so educational that we might have to take yet another lunch break to try and calm down from all the swooning. This time the unlucky target on the other side of Chris's acerbic tongue is Archbishop Nienstedt of St. Paul/Minneapolis, who soaked up headlines earlier this week for telling a Catholic mother she would go to hell if she chose to love her gay son. 

So, what does Chris have to say to Archbishop Nienstedt? Grab the popcorn and follow the jump to find out!

Archbishop Nienstedt of St. Paul and Minneapolis is prepared to banish a concerned mother from the Catholic church and condemn her to an eternity in hell all for loving her gay son.

If Rolling Stone is right, then Lady Gaga's next album Art Pop might usher in an era of rap for Mother Monster.

At Mugler's spring/summer 2013 fashion show in Paris (for which Gaga served as music director), the pop star debuted more than just what many are calling a new song—she also seems to have debuted her rapping abilities. Yep. Madonna certainly never tried that on "American Life" or anything.

So, does Gaga have the flow? Follow the jump to check out "Cake Like Lady Gaga" (featuring a warped vocal track from the superstar and a guest spot from an unnamed rapper) and let us know what you think of MM's rapping abilities!