We're simultaneously confused and amused by this latest "Between Two Ferns video from Zach Galifianakis, courtesy of Funny Or Die. 

It's got things we like: James Franco. Zach Galifianakis making fun of James Franco.

And then it suddenly morphs into a music video for Andy Samberg's Lonely Island, that seemingly celebrates Spring Break (Franco reference?) and "marrying a man."

Oh and there are a few man-on-man kisses including one with James Franco that we'll add to our list of things that we like. 

But we're still confused.  Watch after the jump!

Barbara Walters sat down for a 20/20 interview with adorable tween, Jazz.

Babs previously met Jazz at age 5 when she was believed to be the youngest transgender child. Now Barbara is getting an exclusive update. So what's the topic at hand? 

Boys, of course.

Babs asks Jazz about her impending steps into the dating world after the jump!

We know. We know. This is heartbreaking news for tweens around the globe, and the eleven gay men who should know better than to be a rabid fan of either rising startlet. Oops, we meant star or starlet.

More on the shocking news after the jump.

We think this ad for General Motors' Chevrolet Volt is really clever and fun—and we have to admit, we love being the targeted demographic for a car company!

And why wouldn't we be?

According to a recent marketing survey, "Gay and lesbian consumers prefer fuel-efficient cars, account for 5% of new car purchases and have average household income in the six figures -- more than that of heterosexual households."

No wonder auto companies are now actively courting us! We put out!

More after the jump.

Channing Tatum could dress up as Maggie Gallagher for Halloween and we'd still somehow find him sexy. (Probably).

The things one must do to promote their summer blockbuster... Channing Tatum joined Jimmy Fallon this week for a sidesplitting sketch about Nickelodeon's first talk show for tween girls, Ew. Watch after the jump! 

Big news that oughta give the weekly gay newspapers that are so invaluable to many gay communities across the country some staying power: a national LGBT newspaper alliance has formed, banding together some of the country's top regional publications. 

The whole point of FCKH8 is to push the envelope in an effort to eviscerate homophobia, especially that which is aimed at LGBT youth. But the organization's latest video to raise attention (and money) for the cause uses a tactic that has left some in the community scratching their chins. Follow the jump to watch FCKH8's latest NSFW video, and let us know what you think about its questionable final scene...