Ireland has a knack for churning out pro-gay PSAs that American LGBT organizations could take a few notes from. Back in April we pointed you toward this anti-bullying ad from the Emerald Isle; this month, we have "Rory's Story," a poignant reflection of the harm marriage inequality inflicts upon children of same-sex couples. Grab a tissue and follow the jump to watch...

Reminding us to renew our YMCA membership is "Cold Star," a short film from director Kai Stänicke (with a soundtrack by Din [A] Tod that explores sexuality, youth, bullying, gender identity... and hot men. Watch the NSFW-ish video of the day, after the jump.

Our favorite boy band, well, mature man band, has arrived. We'll be happy to tell you their name once we learn to pronounce it correctly. 

Known for outrageous, controversial and often inflammatory billboards, Kenneth Cole has finally crafted its sassy sarcastic tone to send a message we like via large outdoor ad-space. Follow the jump to see Kenneth Cole's sneering take on the slippery-slope argument.

Yesterday Paul Clement, the lawyer representing Speaker John Boehner in the U.S. House's decision to defend the "Defense Of Marriage Act," filed the first papers in the marriage equality suit brought forth by Edie Winsdor. With it, we get our initial look at how Boehner will fight for the antiquated discriminatory law in the courts, and, unsurprisingly, it ain't pretty. So, what horrible things about gays are Boehner and Clement saying in court in their fight for inequality? 

The cover of the July 25th issue of The New Yorker has just been unveiled, and, unsurprisingly, the esteemed publication uses the timing to celebrate the upcoming historic start of marriage equality in New York (which kicks off Sunday, July 24). Follow the jump for our selection for Picture of the Day.

Grab the Kleenex and start practicing your "Awe"s because after the jump is what might amount to the cutest gay remake music video yet featuring hot boyfriends, a beach-front wedding, lots of beat-timed choreographed kisses, and, of course, Lady Gaga's "Edge of Glory" epic. It's a must-watch!

Holland, Michigan's debate over banning anti-gay discrimination in employment has sent American Family Association head Gary Glenn and conservative radio host Linda Harvey on a hallucinatory trip of epic proportions with a final destination arriving at "gay people are an employment risk." Jump on the crazy train (including the duo's delusional reasons for calling the LGBT unfit for employment), after the jump.

New York Sen. Greg Ball—who seemed to be enjoying all the camera time and attention he had received for remaining so publicly "undecided" on marriage equality—has revealed today that he will unsurprisingly vote no for efforts to provide all of his constituents with equal treatment under the law. When marriage equality came up in the NY Assembly, Sen. Ball also voted for discrimination. Follow the jump to read the d-bag's excuse this time around. 

As it become clear that New York lawmakers won't vote on marriage equality until later in the week, Maggie Gallagher announces that the National Organization for Marriage will go into full-throttle revolt against any GOP state Senator who supports equality. Video, after the jump.

Follow the jump for the moving caption that accompanies this just-released image of Tracy Morgan meeting with LGBT youth affected by anti-gay hate.