Updated Thursday, 10:50 a.m. EST

Like a Sean Cody video, Dan Savage has his balls on display this week in his aggressive attack on hate group leader Tony Perkins. After Tony responded to Dan's insta-viral quote about the Family Research Council sitting "on a pile of dead gay kids every day," the FRC head hinted possible legal action. The veiled threat only added fuel to Dan's flame, provoking him to say "Bring it on, bitch," (in not so many words).

Read what Dan has to say to Tony's threat of a lawsuit after the jump!

Dan Savage certainly knows how to keep things interesting!

The founder of the It Gets Better Project went IN on Tony Perkins, the Family Research Council, and even found time to throw some shade at Michelle Bachmann and her husband during a speech at Winona State University.

See what he had to say after the jump! 

Updated Wednesday, 2:15 p.m.

Chick-fil-A's corporate office has responded to a request from Instinct to confirm or clarify claims made today by The Civil Rights Agenda (TCRA) that have left those in the LGBT community scratching their heads. 

In an attempt to copy + paste Malaysia's "Warning Signs of Homosexuality" into American culture, hate group leader Tony Perkins is telling parents not to condone the "lifestyle behavior" of homosexuality.

Who wants to send Tony to Malaysia already? (Though the government there probably doesn't even want him...)

As the 2012 Values Voter Summit approaches this weekend, a coalition of human rights groups including GLAAD, HRC and the National Black Justice Coalition have reached out to scheduled speakers and urged them not to appear at the annual hate fest hosted by the Family Research Council. 

In a last minute twist, the Family Research Council's Tony Perkins has convinced the GOP to crystallize its threatened fight against online porn as 2012 party platform language. Details follow. 

Updated Thursday, 3:35 p.m. PST

The Southern Poverty Law Center has responded to FRC head, Tony Perkins' claim that the SPLC should be held accountable for Wednesday's shooting at FRC headquarters.

Check out their response to his "outrageous" comments after the jump!

As sympathies and heartfelt pleas for an avoidance of violence continues to pour in from both conservatives and liberals (excluding NOM, however), the FBI has released more telling details about alleged Family Research Council shooter Floyd Corkins. 

Despite having zero facts to go on, the National Organization for Marriage's Brian Brown continues to mold Wednesday's Family Research Council shooting into a political tool for the anti-gay movement. Brown appeared on CNN this morning to tie the tragic event to the hate group designation given to the FRC by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Video after the jump.

Updated 6:07 p.m. EST

The FRC shooter has been identified as Floyd Corkins, 28, of Herndon, Virginia. More after the jump.

Mark Regnerus's incredibly flawed study on same-sex parenting has been dismantled and discredited time and time again, but anti-gay forces refuse to bow to reason and continue to spread the dangerous ideas espoused in his attack on gay families.

That's why 200 Ph.D.s and M.D.s and a new petition are demanding that Social Science Research, the publication which published the flawed, NOM-linked study, apologize and retract Regnerus's work. 

Details follow. 

Move over guyliner and tweezers—thanks to a new study out of Cornell University, researchers believe it's possible to accurately identify a person's sexual orientation based on their eyes alone. 

So, what, exactly, do scientists believe gives our queer eye away?