Find us a cuter couple! We dare you!!

We highlighted Paris Prince and Dr. Ravi Perry last week when they became the first male same-sex couple to be featured in JET Magazine's "LOVE" wedding series.

Today the handsome duo were interviewed by MSNBC's Thomas Roberts (also a newlywed) and they actually addressed some tough questions regarding being role models in the African-American community and their thoughts on the upcoming Supreme Court marriage equality cases.

Did we mention that their practically beaming throughout this entire interview? Watch after the jump!

Sigh. This one hurts, but we're still THRILLED for him. 

Our hubby, who chooses not to acknowledge us (we're that kind of mistress), MSNBC's Thomas Roberts is now a legally married man.

More after the jump.

We're all excited about Wanda Sykes's election special New Now Next Vote With Wanda Sykes, scheduled to air on Monday, Sept. 10 on Logo at 10 p.m., and we may be getting a taste of what to expect from Sykes in this promotional interview with MSNBC's Thomas Roberts.

Sykes stopped by to chime in on this past week's Democratic National Convention and to get us hyped up for Monday's special!

Check out her interview with the yummy Mr. Roberts after the jump.

Looks like Wanda Sykes has lined up a few good men (and woman) for her upcoming election specials! The "NewNowNext Vote with Wanda Sykes" is set to cover everything from same-sex marriage and Supreme Court appointments to the economy and healthcare, so who is going to give the gay weigh in? Follow below to see who will be joining a gorgeous newsman, legendary congressman and the funny lady herself.

Yummy MSNBC news anchor Thomas Roberts is on his way to the altar, where he'll become the first cable news anchor in a same-sex marriage.

We'll definitely being taking notes on the nuptials as we plan for our impending wedding with Anderson Cooper, but in the meantime, we'll let Thomas have his time in the spotlight!

More after the jump!

With his unsurprising but practically poetic coming out statement, Anderson Cooper joins a rather esteemed (and exponentially exploding) group of high-profile LGBT personalities.

Follow the jump to check out how some in his official new peer group— including Neil Patrick Harris, Chely Wright, Wanda Sykes, Thomas Roberts, Don Lemon, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Michael Urie and more—opened their arms to Anderson (something we'd like to do!) following the big announcement.

More and more individuals are calling out the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) on their bigoted policies.

Former Eagle Scout Naka Nathaniel recently renounced his rank until the BSA ends its ban on gay scouts and LGBT leaders.

Nathaniel says, “I really felt so disappointed that in the past 20 years, since I earned my Eagle Scout rank, that Scouting has turned back on people it should be openly embracing."

Check out his interview MSNBC's Thomas Roberts after the jump!

If you can distract yourself from Thomas Roberts's piercing baby blues to listen to the words coming out his mouth, you'll hear a rather comprehensive (for MSNBC daytime) report on the record amount of LGBT politicians running for office (and winning!) in 2012. Video, after the jump!

We're only a few weeks away from learning the fate of Amendment One, the homophobic legislation looking to ban all legal recognition of same-sex couples in North Carolina. Both sides of the legislation sees their activists more fired up than ever about the issue in this final stretch ahead of the May 8 election, a passion that was apparent in a discussion hosted by MSNBC's Thomas Roberts Wednesday afternoon. Watch an Amendment One supporter get owned by his openly gay opponent, after the jump!

We still haven't rid ourselves of the welcome case of the vapors that Parks & Recreation's Nick Offerman and gaydored legend Megan Mullally inflicted upon us with their "Americans for Marriage Equality" video. Just as we're finally able to come up for air, Nick has to go and make us gush again by telling MSNBC hottie Thomas Roberts that right wing homophobes are "engaging in a war on love."

Updated 4 p.m. EST

All the eggs have been rolled at the White House's annual event. So, how did Jarrod Scarbrough and Les Sewell's plan to push President Obama on supporting ENDA go?

Updated 11:30 a.m. CST

MSNBC's Thomas Roberts tells Instinct that the blame of an empty chair taking the place of Maggie Gallagher falls on the news network, not the NOM blowhard. Details follow.