Marriage equality continues to move forward in the United Kingdom!

The legislation, backed by Prime Minister David Cameron, passed through the House of Commons today! It's now headed to the House of Lords.

Details after the jump.

President Obama didn't hold back during his commencement address at the all-male, historically black Morehouse College. 

He encouraged the graduating Morehouse men to "Keep setting an example for what it means to be a man.  Be the best husband to your wife, or your boyfriend, or your partner.  Be the best father you can be to your children.  Because nothing is more important."

Preach!

Watch after the jump. (Video should start at 21:56.)

Bryant Huddleston, a successful Los Angeles television producer, was scheduled to give a commencement speech at Sloan-Hendrix High School in Imboden, Arkansas where he is an alum.

Well that invitation's been rescinded. Why? 

Yeah, you guessed it. Bryant Huddleston is gay, y'all. And apparently, that's just not okay. 

More after the jump.

While visiting with Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla, President Obama took a few questions from the press over immigration reform and the American LGBT community. Check his response out after the break. 

Gorg underwear model Philip Fusco has come to life this week, starring in Gregg Homme’s super-sexy two part video series “One Night Stand.” We waited for the newly released part II to share the goods with you...below.

On one hand, it's applause-worthy that mainstream retailers are becoming more inclusive of straight men who prefer lingerie; on the other, where is the movement's marketing toward gay men who share the affinity?

Hmm...Paraguay presidential candidate Horatio Cartes has a pretty interesting way of articulating his opposition to marriage equality.

When asked how he'd react if his own son sought to marry a man, Cartes had a colorful answer: He'd shoot himself in the balls. 

Kay... 

More after the jump. 

As Republicans convene this week to assess their party's arguably failing platform, social conservatives are threatening to jump ship if the party takes any steps in the direction towards equality.

Thirteen influential wingnuts (joined, of course, by hate group leader Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council) penned a letter to the Republican National Committee telling them to affirm the party's 2012 platform, which supported a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and supported the Defense of Marriage Act, or face abandonment by their socially conservative base.

More after the jump.

Rachel Maddow is skeptical that the Grand Ol' Party has what it takes to support let alone even appear to support LGBT rights, as advised in a landmark report released by the Republican National Committee on Monday.

The Republican National Committee has today issued a report detailing the party's path forward ... and it includes getting the LGBT community on its side.

As the fight to legalize marriage in Illinois continues, Republican State Rep. Jeanne Ives (Wheaton, IL) is under fire for anti-gay comments she made to the Catholic Conference of Illinois radio show.

See what she thinks of our "disordered" relationships after the jump.

San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim isn't taking Polish politician and Nobel Peace Prize winner Lech Walesa's anti-LGBT comments lightly.

In fact, she's so outraged that she's planning to rename the San Francisco street that bears his name. 

More after the jump.