The ugly side of humanity has reared its disfigured head on Twitter, where newly out NBA star Jason Collins is receiving poorly-spelled death threats. 

Sure, the HBO documentary was more like a love letter to herself, but the Beyoncé produced and directed Life Is But A Dream also let viewers see Blue Ivy Carter for the first time. And, behold: Beyoncé's real hair!

Westboro Baptist Church will be elated to know that it has helped funnel money to LGBT youth organization the Trevor Project! Thanks, Westboro!

Florida's Lake County School Board members are acting more like kindergartners than adults in their consideration of allowing a gay-straight alliance in their district. 

Not sure we could give up Bellinis to get rid of the belly, but Tim McGraw's break-up with the sweet, sweet nectar has produced a body worthy of showing off in the pages of People. Check out more of the country music superstar after the jump!

The ban on LGBT propaganda that Russia wants to implement nationwide has passed the Duma (lower house) with flying colors. Details follow. 

Tattoos on the butt or near sexual organs are as close to gaydar as the homophobic Russian Defense Ministry can get, apparently. According to the Ministry, tattoos in these regions indicate a person's sexuality, so it will naturally force soldiers to drop trou so that doctors can interpret their tattoos like some sort of inkblot Rorschach test.

According to Blabbeando blog, Mexico has dissolved an archaic ban on gay blood donations and ushered in a new era for the Americas. Details follow. 

We're right up there in the North Pole alongside Santa Claus, as far as Paul Scalia, son of vehement homophobe Justice Antonin Scalia, is concerned. Looks like the rotten apple doesn't fall far from the tree. 

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!

The Associated Press Stylebook—the longstanding Bible of journalism—has made major changes for its 2013 edition. Details follow.

After a major loss in this month's elections, the National Organization for Marriage seems to be auditioning a new strategy via its Ruth Institute. In a Thanksgiving message that'll ultimately split apart families, NOM's "Dr." Jennifer Roback Morse tells sheeple that even knowing gay folks can be a risky venture for "Christians."