Straight, errr, directly off the high heels of its popular "It Doesn't Get Better" video, the controversial LGBT group FCKH8 returns to ask homophobes what their big fckin deal is with "gay marriage." The NSFW video, after the jump!

Rachel Maddow has raised an interesting question: now that Dr. Robert Spitzer has formally debunked his own 2001 study that claimed highly motivated men and women could modify their sexual orientation, what are the ramifications of this with regards to the Prop. 8 Trial, which may battle its way all the way to the US Supreme Court?

Defendants of Prop. 8 heavily hinged their argument, in court, on Spitzer's study and the "evidence" that gays and lesbians could simply change their orientation, thereby meaning they weren't being denied rights. They could simply choose to be straight, and get married.

Now that their main "proof" of this is kaput, what does that do to their case?

Video after the jump.

It's been a confusing Wednesday morning so far. First, NOM comes out in favor of marriage equality. Now, David Blankenhorn, a major Prop 8 witness and backer, has come out against North Carolina's evil Amendment One (which goes up for a vote on May 8). 

A slew of celebrities and big-name personas have jumped on to the protest of the MPAA for its inhibitive R-rating of Bully, including Ellen, who interviews the parents featured in the heartwrenching documentary. The full unedited tear-jerking interview that didn't make the Ellen broadcast follows.

Rick Santorum has such a hard on for Kirk Cameron. It might have taken him a few weeks to react to the news (slow is a word that certainly applies to Santorum), but man, did he get excited when speaking about his anti-gay bedfellow with Piers Morgan over the weekend.

Perhaps Kirk Cameron is so vocally disgusted by homosexuality because he has something to hide? An unfortunate choice of words by a reporter interviewing Dustin Lance Black leads to a hilarious exchange about the Growing Pains' stars possible internalized hatred. 

In case you missed it last night, take advantage of this lazy Sunday and watch Dustin Lance Black's "8," the dramatization of the Prop. 8 trial starring George Clooney, Martin Sheen, Brad Pitt and host of other celebs right now after the jump!

A star-studded reading of Dustin Lance Black’s play “8,” surrounding the Prop 8 Trial, premieres tonight in Los Angeles, but you can watch it live from the comfort of your home or wherever you access the interwebs.

Details on when, where, and who’s participating after the jump!

The Human Rights Campaign has just announced that American Foundation for Equal Rights' founding board member Chad Griffin will replace Joe Solmonese as the org's president. Details follow. 

We hear the Balitmore Aquarium is a great spot for a wedding, and we look forward to it being a gay wedding as we add one more state to the list in our battles won for nationwide marriage-equality. Today Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley signed the bill that will give gay and lesbian couples the right to marry in the state. The new law will take effect January 2013. So what happens now? 

Brad Pitt's beard (not Angie nor her leg!) will finally get some use other than becoming the punchline in late night jokes: the still-hot star has been revealed as a late addition to the cast of Dustin Lance Black's West Coast debut of 8. Details follow. 

As Prop 8 slowly winds its way around the court system, more and more Californians are being exposed to our stories of love, stories that we've known would change hearts and minds. The latest Field Poll shows that it's working, finding for the first time a whopping 59 percent of California voters supporting same-sex marriage.