Update:

24 hours after Today announced it was changing their rules to allow gay couples to enter the wedding contest (and extended the entry deadline over the weekend to allow for such couples to enter), a fierce war of words has erupted on the show's website and Facebook pages. More than 900 comments have already been posted on the official Facebook announcement, ranging from supportive to downright hateful...

Updated Thursday:

Producers at NBC have reached out to GLAAD following the organizations scorn of The Today Show's ani-gay wedding contest. Producers have asked that a rep from GLAAD appear on the show to discuss the controversy. GLAAD has accepted the offer and pledges to the three-thousand GLBT who have written the Today Show to remain firm in its call for the show to end discrimination and embrace inclusion. We'll update you with the interview when we have it.

Updated Tuesday:

GLAAD ups the ante.

As it becomes clearer that the Today Show has no desire to open up its wedding contest to all American couples, GLAAD has increased its pressure on producers and the network (NBC).

First (and perhaps most notably), GLAAD has issued a call...