Debbie Wasserman-Shultz, head of the Democratic National Committee, has full faith that the fight to make marriage equality a plank on the national platform will succeed. Details follow. 

So, dear friends of Dorothy, what do we think of the new trailer for Oz: The Great And Powerful starring James Franco, Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz, and Mila Kunis?

Check it out after the jump!

Not surprisingly, division still remains regarding the NAACP's decision to support marriage equality.

An organization of black clergy members traveled to the NAACP's annual convention in Houston to protest the civil rights group's endorsement of same-sex marriage.

More after the jump.

We're always tickled pink when a former cover hottie goes on to use his platform to improve the world.

Will Wikle, past Instinct cover guy and Big Brother season 5 star, has beefed up quite a bit since we last laid our eyes all over him. Watch as Will helps feed the hungry eyes of Midtown Manhattan with a healthy serving of booty and body in a promo video for Daniel Nardicio's infamous Fire Island underwear parties. 

NSFW-ish video after the jump!

Roanoke Athletic Club, which was recently sued by same-sex couple, Will Trinkle and Juan Granados, following their revocation of the couple's family membership after learning they were gay has reversed their policy.

The health club's membership policy will now be inclusive of same-sex couples and their families.

More after the jump.

In an interview for tonight's episode of Rock Center with Brian Williams, Tyler Clementi's parents speak out for the first time since Dharun Ravi's trial about the death of their son, Ravi's sentencing and coming to terms with Tyler's sexuality. 

Check out a video preview of the interview after the jump. 

We've been pretty vocal fans of Days Of Our Lives' treatment of Will Horton's coming out storyline. (And we still maintain that daytime television, with its daily episodic format, offers a unique opportunity to delve into the intricacies of this type of subject matter, so stop cancelling our soaps!)

We were totally thrilled to see Will's portrayer, Chandler Massey, walk away with the Emmy for Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series for his work! 

This is the first time an actor has won a Daytime Emmy for playing a gay character. Watch his Emmy win after the jump!

One of the most widely used images each and every Pride month is that majestic view of an oversized gay pride flag waving atop the Seattle Space Needle. At least we'll always have the pictures, because, once again, folks at the city's best-known landmark have decided not to re-raise the rainbow stripes over Seattle. 

A new study out from the Williams Institute debunks that resoundingly flawed study about same-sex parenting released last week that garnered too much mainstream attention. Details follow.

A blast from Britney's past auditioned for The X-Factor judges in San Francisco and presented an emotionally charged situation for Brit Brit that left her "visibly shaken," according to some in the audience. Details follow. 

We can certainly get used to weekly new releases from Mika!

Last Friday gave us "Make You Happy" and today's release, "Celebrate" featuring Pharrell Williams, gets another Pride weekend started off on the right (read: dancing!) foot. 

Check out the new upbeat selection from Mika's upcoming album after the jump and let us know if you heart it or hate it in the comments!

Zach Wahls, the Iowa college student that became interweb famous after eloquently speaking out in support of his two moms, has shot down a controversial, newly released study that alleges that children raised by gay parents will be negatively affected in the long-run.

The study, which shockingly (read: not shockingly) has funding ties with the Family Research Council (an anti-gay hate group) confuses causation with causality. Wahls and Slate's Will Saletan argue that the data found by the study actually points to the idea that children raised in a stable two parent/same-sex partner home have no noted negative outcome.

More, plus Zach Wahl's interview with Eliot Spitzer on Current's Viewpoint after the jump!