The One Million Moms already proved they were delusional when they came up with their name--we're guessing Three Hundred Twenty Seven Hags didn't have the same ring to it--but now they've topped themselves.

The Moms are now taking credit for The New Normal's cancellation.

More after the jump!

We spent the weekend mourning the cancellation of The New Normal (and Happy Endings!!), and now one of the show's two leads is speaking out on the sad news. 

See what Justin Bartha has to day after the jump!

As homo heads asplode across the globe due to the convergence of Kylie Minogue and She-Ra (it was only a matter of time, wasn't it?), follow the jump to join the hysterics caused by Funny or Die's latest video. 

Have you called your mother yet? Sent a card? Flowers?

We're sure you have. Still, what better way to celebrate the holiday than with the gift of laughter, presented by the one and only Kristen Wiig who made her triumphant return to Saturday Night Live last night as the show's host. 

Wiig delivers a special 1-800-Flowers commercial (alongside our fave, Kate McKinnon) in celebration of Mother's Day after the jump!!

Ugh! Not the news we wanted to usher in the weekend with! 

NBC has cancelled Ryan Murphy's gay-surrogacy sitcom, The New Normal! 

More after the jump.

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn is almost as excited as we are to get marriage equality passed in the state!

The Governor is losing his patience with the Illinois House and wants them to vote now so he can sign same-sex marriage legislation into law.

More after the jump.

GLSEN "incredibly proud" to honor Jason Collins with the Courage Award [JMG]

More of today's links after the break!

Illinois Republican Party Chairman Pat Brady made news earlier this year for coming out in support of marriage equality, then again on Tuesday when he abruptly resigned from his post. Though he said his resignation was definitely not due to minor backlash from the GOP over same-sex marriage, today NOM's head homophobe Brian Brown is carving a lonely notch in his bedpost, whether or not its deserved.

Delaware Governor Jack Markell has officially signed marriage equality into law!

More after the jump.

Well it was fun while it lasted (but probably not so fun for him). Embattled Illinois Republican Party Chairman Paty Brady, who famously came out in support of marriage equality, has resigned. 

Since announcing his personal support of same-sex marriage, Brady has been under constant seige from his fellow party members seeking his removal or resignation.

Still, Brady maintains that's not why he's leaving his post.

Details after the jump. 

We need all the votes we can get in the Illinois House right now to keep the marriage equality momentum moving along to a vote before May 30. We got just the spark we needed over the weekend when GOP Rep. Mark Sandack bravely appeared outside his office to announce that he'd be voting in favor of marriage equality. There, a crowd of anti-gay activists made their discontent with Sandack's announcement known, yet he persisted. 

The applause-worthy video after the break.

Yikes. Professor, your homophobia is showing. 

Harvard Professor Niall Ferguson stepped in it in a big way while debating the economic policies of John Maynard Keynes.  Ferguson is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History at Harvard University; he also authored The Great Degeneration: How Institutions Decay and Economies Die.

We know economic policy isn't exactly titillating, but Ferguson's insinuation that Keynes' policies are based on him being homosexual--and as a result, self-interested because he didn't have children is beyond offensive. 

Details after the jump.