We knew it was coming, but we were excited to see how they'd tackle it! 

The folks at Saturday Night Live took on Jason Collins' coming out story last night by brilliantly sending up FOX News' coverage of the story via a "FOX & Friends" spoof. 

Check it out after the jump!

Dove's Real Beauty Sketches campaign has been making the rounds on the interwebz this week and if you haven't seen it you really should. 

Though that campaign was primarily targeted at women--we certainly could identify. (Spoiler alert: we could probably all use a dose of improved self-perception.)

While gay men and straight women may be overly critical of our own appearances, are (presumably) straight guys suffering from the same problem?

The parody video, "Dove Real Beauty Sketches: Men" attempts to find out.

Check it out (and the original vid) after the jump!

Stephen Colbert and Alan Cumming joined forces in response to Brad Paisley and LL Cool J's idiotic controversial new song "Accidental Racist." 

So what did Colbert and Cumming come up with? Their own clever tune: "Oopsie-Daisy Homophobe"!! 

Check it out after the jump.

You may have already been scandalized by Spring Breakers and the dirty things it has Disney teen queens Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens taking part in, but that's nothing compared to the unofficial sequel starring your favorite Disney Princesses!

Check out the crazy Ariel, Snow White, Jasmine, and Cinderella are getting up to after the jump. And remember, what happens in the Magic Kingdom stays in the Magic Kingdom... (Possibly NSFW-ish due to language)

Anne Hathaway gave us everything this year and owes us NOTHING, and she's going to make sure the Academy doesn't forget it. 

Seriously, she was the best thing about Les Miserables and The Dark Knight Rises. Her Oscar should already be engraved. 

In this parody video Ann with an E tells us exactly why her name better be called on Oscar night and it's pretty much everything! 

Watch after the jump!

Gay men have already threatened straight men with the consequences they'll have to endure if they don't support marriage equality (and the straight male response implied that they weren't exactly quaking in their boots). 

Well, not to be counted out, the lesbians have chimed in--and they're taking one for the team as well. 

Our sapphic sisters have some tough words for straight women: "Gay women will marry your boyfriends."  

Yeah, we had a tough time buying that one too, but their argument is sound. Check it out after the jump!

If you're upset that Gangnam Style is still a thing, then perhaps this late-to-the-party video from Team USA (including the guys from mens gymnastics) will turn the frown upside down. Follow the jump to check it out!

The perfect video for a Friday afternoon has arrived in our inbox, ravishing readers! Even if you're kiki-ed out, you'll relish in the revelry and pride oozing from vibrant stars of Sydney Mardi Gras as they give Scissor Sisters "Let's Have A Kiki" realness. 

Check it out after the jump!

When it was announced back in February that Maya Rudolph would be hosting Saturday Night Live, one of the biggest questions was whether she'd be impersonating Whitney Houston, who'd died that same week.

As you know, a Whitney sketch didn't happen (though we did get that awesome Beyonce/Jay-Z/Blue Ivy bit!).

Still, we wondered whether a Whitney sketch was ever on the table. Maya Rudolph answers that question after the jump!

The Obama 2012 campaign's gay outreach program needs to take some tips from "Wrong Direction" on how to really speak to us and capture our attention in political ads. The group—made up of five model-esque gays with a disdain for Bain—attacks Romney in a spoof of One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful."

President Obama likely has most of the Broadway community in the bag, but just in case there are any stragglers left (looking your way Bailey Hanks), a talented cross section of musical stars have gotten together to serenade voters away from the GOP with the Les Miz parody, "One Term More."

Sure, we love Girls, but everyone knows we prefer Boys!

The totally-expected parody of HBO's hit Emmy-nominated show featuring—you guessed it: boys—after the jump!