Updated Wednesday, 3:15 p.m.  PST

Clive Davis isn't letting Kelly Clarkson have the last word after she slayed him in yesterday's open letter to her fans. 

See what Clive has to say about Kelly's accusation that his memoir misrepresents the facts, after the jump!

Updated Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. PST

The 49ers took to Twitter to respond to player Chris Culliver's crass and homophobic statements. 

See what they had to say after the jump.

Updated Monday 1:45 p.m. PST

Kylie's responded to the gay gasps heard round the world with the announcement that she's retiring from music. So what did she have to say??

Find out after the jump!

More tears! The interwebz are killing us today!

Reddit user "daftzak" shared the letter that he wrote to his AP English teacher as part of an assignment in which students were asked to write an essay about a “weight that I carry daily”

Daftzak's "weight" was that he is gay. 

Check out his coming out letter and his English teacher's response after the jump!

Former U.S. Ambassador James Hormel has responded to former Senator Chuck Hagel's apology for his 1998 comments that argued gays were not fit to serve as diplomats. Those comments were directly in reference to Hormel, the first openly gay U.S. Ambassador. Hormel served as the U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg.

See what Hormel thought of Hagel's apology after the jump!

Uh oh...it looks like straight women weren't too thrilled with the straight men that encouraged gay guys to marry their girlfriends.

Don't get us wrong, these ladies would love to marry the gays, but it doesn't appear that they have too high of an opinion for the straight guys in question. 

See for yourself after the jump!

Updated Friday, 1:25 p.m. PST

Rapper Ben Macklemore has responded to the suspension of Susan Johnson, the performing arts teacher that was suspended from a Michigan middle school after allowing a student to play Macklemore's song "Same Love," which promotes tolerance.

See what he had to say after the jump.

We've gotta thank our friends at Huff Po for directing us to our biggest laugh of the day. The website Letters Of Note has unearthed an awesome piece of correspondence between ex-gay former Focus On The Family member, Mike Haley and Will & Grace Story Editor, Jon Kinnally.

In the June 2000 letter, Haley takes Kinally to task for an episode of Will & Grace that mocked the ex-gay movement (an ex-gay leader was memorably portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris). 

Check out Haley's complaint and Kinnally's awesome response 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!

Earlier this month we warned straight men that if they didn't fall in line and support marriage equality then we'd turn the tables on them and marry their girlfriends.

Well it appears that they heard us, but how did they respond to our threat? 

Find out after the jump!

Rev. Phil Snider's dramatic speech that he delivered during a Springfield, Missouri city council meeting in the midst of debate over a discrimination ordinance that would have added the LGBT community to a list of protected minorities has set the interwebs on fire and has already been seen by more than 2 million people! 

(We'd advise you to watch the linked clip before reading further in the event that you haven't seen it yet. SPOILER ALERT!)

The reverend responds to all of the hoopla after the jump.

John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the UN and Mitt Romney's foreign policy adviser, employed a common derogatory term for gay men in his assessment of President Obama's Libya response.