We've got our first look at Sir Ian McKellen's new sitcom Vicious (formerly known as Vicious Old Queens), which brings Sir Ian together with Sir Derek Jacobi as a married couple who've been together for 48 years.

We have a feeling it's not going to be entirely sweet.... 

Watch after the jump!

Updated April 10 at 5 p.m. (PST):

Well it's now really official. Uruguay's House just voted and passed (as expected) the marriage equality bill with a vote of 71-21! 

President Jose Mujica has said he intends to sign the bill into law. 

Progress in Latin America!

Jeremy Irons caused a bit of a sh*t storm this week when he posited that legalizing same-sex marriage could potentially lead to the recognition of marriages between parents and children of the same-sex. 

Ya know, because that's the same thing. 

He proposed that same-sex marriage might allow fathers to pass on their estates to their sons without being taxed. He then went on to minimize the fight for marriage equality, saying: "It seems to me that now they're fighting for the name...I worry that it means somehow we debase, or we change, what marriage is. I just worry about that."

Well now he's "explaining" himself. (And spoiler alert: it's no apology.)

Bill O'Reilly is getting a lot of heat from conservatives over his claim that proponents of same-sex marriage currently have a stronger political argument due to conservative reliance on "Bible thumping."

He gets into it (loudly) with conservative radio host Laura Ingraham after the jump!

Well this is special. Texas GOP Congressman Louie Gohmert gave an...unusual argument against gun control. 

Apparently the idea of limiting the number of rounds in a gun clip is a slippery slope--a slope that's very similar to the one created by the legalization of same-sex marriage!

Yeah, we don't get it either. Check out Gohmert's brilliant argument after the jump.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who's been quite vocal on his opposition to gays in relation to both the Boy Scouts and same-sex marriage, is again speaking out. He rallied about 200 social conservatives on the Texas Capitol steps to show support for laws based on Chrisitian beliefs. 

Apparently Gov. Perry is "unsettled" by the Supreme Court potentially trumping "the votes of our citizens." Perry has no problem, however, with citizens trumping the rights of their fellow citizens...

See what he has to say after the jump.

Oh the smell of desperation in the afternoon!

Clearly seeing the writing on the wall that DOMA is soon to be dead in the water, hate group leader Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council is grasping for any straw that he can.

After all, what's the next logical step if same-sex marriages are federally recognized? Polygamist immigrants, of course!!

Watch after the jump.

In an interview that came out yesterday, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush provided his own insight into where he stands on same-sex marriage.

See what he has to say after the jump.

Same-sex marriage isn't illegal, per se, in New Mexico, so does that mean same-sex couples can legally wed?

That's what two same-sex couples are arguing in a lawsuit they've filed today in a New Mexico court.

Details after the jump.

In a historic first, the American Academy of Pediatrics has publicly endorsed same-sex marriage, citing it is in the best interest of their children.

A Native American tribe in Michigan officially legalized same-sex marriage today and a couple that's been together for 30 years finally got to have their wedding!

Details after the jump.

Adding more weight to the idea that once people know us, they support us, Ohio Republican Senator Rob Portman has reversed his long-held feelings against same-sex marriage and has come out in support of marriage equality. And the reason for the change of heart? His 21-year-old son Will, who is gay.

More after the jump.