A disgusting Facebook page that took a cue from Uganda's Rolling Stone newspaper to call for a "witch hunt" against identified and named LGBT Ugandans has been taken down by the social network. 

"I am engaged," Sam Champion beamed as he announced to his Good Morning America pals earlier today. The news, first reported late last week, marked his official shattering of the glass closet, a landmark moment that the career GMA anchor discusses after the jump. 

If you're anything like us, you've been putting in extra effort to wake up before noon to tune into The Price Is Right to watch the long-running show's first ever male model contest! Allowing the bright morning sunlight to burn our bloodshot and hungover retinas has paid off because we finally have a winner to bow before (we wish). 

So, which of the three finalists is The Price Is Right's first male showcase model?

The heavyweight match of the century has finally been given a ring!

In this week's Savage Love podcast, Dan Savage gives Brian Brown an answer for his "anytime, any place you name" request in the Bible debate invitation the NOM leader extended in early May. 

So, where and when has Dan decided to take up Brian's request?

Ooh! This is pretty special.

The NAMES Project Foundation/AIDS Memorial Quilt has announced that in honor of its 25th anniversary this year, The AIDS Memorial Quilt will be returning to Washington, D.C., in its entirety this June and July.

More after the jump.

Worse than a horror film, the Movement Against Gays in Liberia (MOGUL) has distributed fliers containing a hit list of LGBT in the African nation calling for their murder. The disgusting details, after the jump. 

Paul Thomasson just wants to marry his partner of 17 years in his home state. 

To do that, though, he might need to change a few hearts. Lucky for him, the email addresses of the folks who "need to hear his story most" have been made available. After a long and controversial fight, a roster of signatures attached to Washington's 2009 attempt to roll back LGBT rights, R71, has been made public. As the state braces for another anti-gay referendum that seeks to repeal its just adopted marriage equality laws, Thomasson has decided to appeal directly to the citizen homophobes in a controversial email campaign.

Two weeks ago Ann Coulter was whining that she just wants gays to shut up already and that she wishes Don't Ask, Don't Tell would be instituted for all of society; today, she's elected to conservative gay group GOProud's board and named a "gay icon." Makes sense, right?

The profits from her 2010 Monster Ball tour helped her displace Oprah as the world's most powerful celebrity (according to Forbes), so it only makes sense that Lady Gaga is already talking another massive-tour marathon for 2012...

If you're one of the four people who were haven't slept since Mariah's baby-belly poppped this weekend and have been waiting on pins for the names of the twins, follow the jump and then take a Lunesta and get some sleep!

The National Organization for Marriage filed its final campaign report yesterday in relation to Maine's defeated marriage equality. Despite orders from a federal judge and Maine's Attorney General, NOM refused to provide donor names for $2 of the $3 million it raised in the name of homophobia.

Says Fred Karger of Californians Against Hate (and one of Instinct's Leading Men 2009), "I have never seen arrogance that even comes close to theirs.

"NOM is currently under investigation in two states, California and Maine. They do not adhere to state election laws, and when they get caught, they sue the state saying that truth and transparency are apparently unconstitutional.

"NOM files its federally required IRS tax returns months or even years...