So, Lady Gaga turned 24 over the weekend. And aside from making me feel fairly unaccomplished (as I turn the ripe age of 25), it also made me a little annoyed.

I'll be honest, I was never fully on the Gaga Express. Don't get me wrong: like her music, seen her live, find her some-what interesting—but I never fully bought it. Really, I questioned a lot of it. Call me jaded (again, at the ripe age of 25) but I just figured a lot of it was bullshit staging for shock value.

Go figure it would take a YouTube video for it to all sink in. Ryan James Yezak put out a call for Gaga fans to help assemble the world's biggest birthday card, and what he got in return was an amazing collection of people from around the world showing genuine gratitude...

You've had a few days to get used to seeing the very cute Alexis in our brand-new April issue, but we know what you really want to see...

Behind the scenes video!

Check out Alexis and our equally cute photographer Bradford as they got the perfect shots that grace both the cover and inside pages of our Green Issue (including Alexis in bed!).

And remember to always check out of Featured Videos section on the bottom right of our homepage for more cool clips.

Bryan Safi tackles one of the gayest subjects in recent headlines -- politicians -- in the latest segment of "That's Gay" for CurrentTV.

Pentagon changed the rules it uses to enforce DADT effective yesterday but the fearless Rachel Maddow isn't impressed... she brought Lt. Dan Choi on the show last night to help discuss what Sec. Robert Gates's historic announcement means for GLBT servicemembers.

As poll number show more support for marriage equality than ever before and there is tangible progress on DADT, Rock for Equality reminds us that the next fight against GLBT discrimination looms on the horizon -- Social Security benefits.

We are hooked on Canadian band Dragonette right now! We discovered them while they were opening for Little Boots recently (speaking of which, her interview with Instinct will be live online tomorrow!), and we've been in love ever since. Lucky for us the band released a brand new video this week for their single "Easy" off their latest album, Fixin To Thrill.

The track is hauntingly beautiful. Lead singer Martina is the perfect blend of Karen O meets Peaches with just a hint of Shirley Manson. The whole album is near perfection. Check out "Easy" below:

Our Beloved Lady of the Gays might be in danger of selling out, claims some disgruntled post-"Telephone" fans. The video, released a few weeks back (which you can watch here) and already soaring in the double-digit millions on YouTube, pushes not one but seven corporate products, including Miracle Whip, Wonderbread, Chanel, Hewlitt Packard and Polaroid.

This begs us to ask you, fair Instincters, is Lady Gaga's affinity for product placement a suave business Instinct in the free-music era, or is it plain and simply selling out?

The outrageously sexual electro-pop hitmaker known as Peaches gets twisted all the way to Oz in the video for her latest single, "Billionaire". If you're familiar with one of the only surviving entities from the hipster electroclash years of 2001 - 2003, then you already know it's NSFW...

Before the heinous Proposition 8 was slimly voted into law in California, iconic guitarist Slash and his wife Perla Ferrar posted a video on YouTube asking Californians to vote no on the homophobic measure. In the video, Perla did the schmoozing while Slash remained in the background, silent but for his guitar. In the aftermath of both the video and the passage of Prop 8, the unashamedly macho idol of many men worldwide received complaints and an anti-gay backlash for posting the message of equality. It only intensified his resolve.

But the time has come for Slash to ditch his guitar and vocalize his support for marriage equality. In an interview with The Quietus, Slash reaffirms his allegiance to the GLBT community, saying that “the laws...

Haven't you always wondered about those hot, hot set lights and Vaseline-swathed camera lens that accompany shots of RuPaul on her hit Logo reality show? Well, Logo's other baby, The Big Gay Sketch Show, is curious too...

(Follow the jump to view the sketch)

Just when the intense shakes from four months of Glee withdrawals started to ease up a bit (in time for the show’s return to TV next month!), the Interwebs has decided to remind us how much we miss new material. Thanks to the first Sue’s Corner webisode (titled “Sneaky Gays”!) we’re headed back to Gleehab.

It's census time, and the latest celebrities to remind us to "queer" the vital paperwork are husband & husband, George Takei and Brad Altman. Check out their plea: