In support of President Obama's evolution, four-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald has lent her voice to Freedom to Marry by coming out for marriage equality.

Audra's message, after the jump.

On a full PR tour to promote Obama 2.0, President Obama's heavily publicized interview on The View airs this morning. Until then, an extensive seven-minute clip of his sofa time with the women of the show has hit the Internet. Watch after the jump. 

Taking last week's major news and raising the stakes, President Obama spoke specifically on Monday night about fully repealing the "Defense of Marriage Act."

With the effect of President Obama's words still taking shape, a new poll from CBS finds that a whopping two-thirds of Americans support the legal recognition of same-sex couples. Details follow. 

Updated 5:20 p.m. EST with additional videos from the ABC News interview

As hoped, President Obama, during a last-minute interview with ABC News' Robin Roberts, has announced that he has evolved to support marriage equality. The historic details, after the jump. 

Updated throughout the day

The Internet has absolutely erupted today after President Obama completed a 560 day evolution to become the first sitting president to support marriage equality. Statements of support, dissent and other reactions are pouring in following the historic announcement. Follow the jump for our latest round-up of responses and keep checking back as we will update this repository with noteworthy statements as soon as they trickle in. 

The hastily arranged interview with ABC News and a last-minute cancellation of the daily White House briefing conspire with Joe Biden and Arne Duncan's recent endorsement to make Time Magazine's Sr. Political Analyst Mark Halperin issue a great expectation: President Obama will come out in support of same-sex marriage this afternoon, according to Halperin. 

Pop-culture obsessed Taiwanese animation studio Next Media Animation has released its most celebrity filled video yet to take on the fight for gay rights in America. Using Amendment One as its A story, NMA's latest video takes on President Obama, the Village People, Glee, and, most animated of all, a maniacal Marcus Bachmann. Watch after the jump!

Unfortunately the hangover we woke up with after last night's Amendment One madness won't go away by taking four Advil downed with a Bloody Mary back. Thanks to the Amendment One campaign congratulating god on contributing to the amendment's passage, our eyes have rolled so far back in our head we can count just how many precious hair follicles we've lost to the demonization. Fortunately, we remain calm and resolved knowing that the tide of equality is slowly washing over the country.

Until then, we have a wrap up of the morning after North Carolina enshrined anti-gay discrimination in its Constitution. 

Copying and pasting the sentiment from similar statements his press department has issued in the past regarding anti-gay legislation, President Obama today is said to be disappointed with North Carolina for passing Amendment One last night. 

The Washington Post is reporting that big-name LGBT donors have shut down the gAyTM and are withholding size-able donations from the Obama campaign. 

Despite the monthly monkey gland treatments we suffer through to create the illusion, it is not, in fact, 1998. You're just reading a lot about Will & Grace this week thanks to Vice President Joe Biden's shout out during Meet the Press. During the interview, Biden referred to the show as being responsible for changing America's attitude towards the LGBT community. Now, after the plug, every single bitch from Will & Grace is coming out of the woodwork to take a bow, including controversial creator Max Mutchnick, who has used the platform to call out President Obama.

So, what did Mutchnick—who will sign his campaign checks to Joe Biden from now on—say that has left some of Obama's LGBT supporters up in arms?