We like a little comedy with our equality every now and then, and tomorrow night that is just what we're gonna get! If you're in the L.A. area on Tuesday, Nov. 2, you must come check out a very special event—Groundlings Go Gay for a Good Cause!

Of course, that means coming to the show AFTER you vote!

For one night only, the hysterical actors at the Groundlings improv studio will be joined by some famous faces for a night of funny, likely insulting, smart comedy. And it's all in the name of marriage equality. 

All of the proceeds from the benefit will go directly to the American Foundation for Equal Rights. AMFER is, of course, dedicated to protecting and advancing equal rights, for every American, most notably through ...

Hey, old gays and camp lovers! Okay, well that's about everyone...

If you are in or near L.A. before this Sunday, the must-see attraction isn’t the Oscars. It’s Equality. Or, more appropriately, Manifest Equality.

The Manifest Equality art gallery is up and open for viewing in Hollywood until Sunday, March 7. I got to attend last night’s opening party, which was a huge success and brought out the likes of Amy Adams, Marisa Tomei, Heather Graham, Darryl Hannah, Ben Lee and hundreds of art lovers and activists. Activist and Instinct Leading Man Cleve Jones spoke to the crowd about the importance and power of art based upon his experience creating the AIDS Quilt.

Inside the huge space (a rarity in L.A.) are works by 150 artists relating to topics of marriage, Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, equal rights,...