An anti-gay father and his bisexual daughter have taken their family feud over equality and Bible-based bigotry public in a series of letter to the editor published in the Massachusetts-based Daily Hampshire Gazette. Sarah McMenamin's must-read response to her father's rant against "sexual anarchy" after the jump!

Daddy blogger John Kinnear  was so incensed by the dad who disowned his gay son in a letter that went viral on Wednesday that he decided to write a letter of his own. Only this one's much different. 

Restock on tissues and follow the jump to read "Dear Hypothetically Gay Son."

A heart wrenching letter reminding us why we're fighting everyday for equality and tolerance has been making the social network rounds in its ascent to viraldom.  Posted by Reddit user RegBarc (James), the intimate letter announcing disownment from his father is still an all too familiar refrain in the LGBT community. 

Grab the tissues and follow the jump to read what James has to say.

Sorry, Kirk Cameron.

Your job as the National Organization for Marriage's "non-cognitive" spokesbag is on the line after a local buffoon set the front lawn of General Mills' Minnesota headquarters on fire in an anti-gay protest gone wrong.

Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has filed an official request with the US Supreme Court asking them to uphold a recent appeals court decision striking down parts of the Defense of Marriage Act that defines marriage solely as the union of a man and a woman.

More after the jump.

We loved director Jeffrey Schwarz powerful, funny, and inspiring documentary, Vito, when we saw it at as the opening night gala presentation at Outfest on July 12!

The doc presents the life of one of the gay rights movement's preeminent activists, Vito Russo. Russo also authored the famed book, The Celluloid Closet, which tracked and archived LGBT presence in cinema to beginning of the artform.

HBO Documentary films is airing Vito this week.

Check out the trailer and scheduling info after the jump!

He's been on vacation and is a few weeks late to news that our husband has taken our advice and shattered the glass closet, but Stephen Colbert remains on point with his clever take on the story (and even uses it to make tongue-in-booty-cheek headlines of his own...). 

Watch The Colbert Report return to TV after hiatus by tackling "torso-American" Anderson Cooper after the jump!

Yesterday we brought you the first official stream off No Doubt's upcoming album, and now we have the visuals! Follow the jump and weigh in on "Settle Down."

After nearly a decade of absence from the airwaves (a statement that makes us feel ancient), No Doubt returns to radio with "Settle Down." Though the landscape of mainstream pop has synthesized and mashed with house music since we last heard from the seminal So-Cal band, "Settle Down" gives a suburban middle-finger to trends and seems to pick up right where No Doubt left off. 

Check out the first new single from No Doubt in nine years after the jump and let us know if it was worth the wait in the comments!

It's funny that the first single and video from No Doubt's long awaited new album is titled "Settle Down" because that's exactly what we CAN'T do after watching the new teaser clip and behind-the-making-of. 

Check 'em out after the jump!

Congratulations are in order!!

House Representative Barney Frank (4th District, Massachusetts) became the first gay member of Congress to marry a same-sex partner on Saturday! He married his new husband, Jim Ready, at the Boston Marriott hotel in Newton, Massachusetts.

Barney and Jim have been a couple since 2005.

More after the jump!

Putting on her best "I'm just sayin'" face, Star Jones took to the Today show this week to suggest that Anderson Cooper stated the obvious to boost ratings for his daytime talk show.