The incredibly talented YouTuber Jon Cozart puts an end to the fond nostalgic warm blanket we feel whenever we watch classic Disney flicks like Aladdin or The Little Mermaid in a mind-blowing a capella parody, "After Ever After."

Get your subscriber button ready (you'll want to hit it dozens of times after witnessing this cutie's overflowing talent) and follow the break to take a look!

Howard Bragman scored a huge scoop from country music superstar, Chely Wright!

Wright and her wife, Lauren Blitzer-Wright revealed their big news on the latest episode of Gwissues, Bragman's web series that airs on YouTube's "Gwist.tv" network. ("Gwist" stands for "TV with a gay twist.")

The gorgeous pair, who married in August 2011 after Wright publicly came out, announced that they're pregnant with twins!

Details (and video) after the jump!

A Boy Scout Camp leader who says he can no longer live a lie has decided to come out as gay on YouTube. Derek Nance has been a program director at the Mataguay Scout Ranch in Southern California for 10 years, but he's decided to choose truth over passion for his job. 

The Orthodox Calendar, a gay favorite that tackles sexuality in the Orthodox church with male models dressed as priests, says that YouTube has banned its account. Details follow. 

We've been waiting for this! 

Gwist, a new YouTube partner channel targeted specifically to an LGBT audience, lauches on January 14, 2013.

Gwist stands for "TV With a Gay Twist" and will be helmed by Logo TV founder, Matt Farber. 

More after the jump!

Updated: Friday, 12:45 p.m. PST

Our friends at Towleroad brought it to our attention that our favorite daytime couple, Will and Sonny, were being censored on YouTube!

More accurately, their steamy kissing scene (complete with ::gasp:: the unbuttoning of a shirt!) was deemed "inappropriate" and an age verification was instituted. 

More after the jump.

Move over, Mariah! Step down, Madonna! Take a backseat, Beyoncé!

We're living for this gem culled from a Romney gaffe statement about women's rights to equal pay for equal work.

Check it out after the jump!

Joy, oh, joy! There's nothing we love more with our cup of morning Joe than a bowful of hate.

Our pals at the National Organization For Marriage (Inequality) had posted a new ad to their YouTube page. But, guess what? They took it down. Why? Because it's a doozy! You can still view it on their homepage or…

…check it out after the jump.

If your tolerance for adorability (or flannel) is low, you might not want to follow the jump to watch American gay Tyler Oakley teach straight British twink twins Jack & Finn the fundamentals of gay slang... 

Our boyfriend MIke Tompkins puts his talented mouth in display in a new promo video for Glee's grown-up cinematic cousin, Pitch Perfect. Along with members of the movie's cast and YouTubers, Tompkins beat-boxes his way around a booty-shaking reworking of Nicki Minaj's summer smash "Starships." 

It seems like the thousands of fans around the world who tuned in to YouTube live on Thursday to watch Madonna's MDNA-ish tour stop at an intimate Parisian club may have been the only ones who got their money's worth (read: it was FREE to watch).

As French fans who paid top dollar to be in the live audience waited for Madonna to return to the stage during a break at the 45-minute mark in the show, they instead were treated to the sight of stagehands dismantling the set. Mayhem, boos and pardon our French, bitchiness, ensued. Video follows. 

14-year-old homophobe, Caiden Cowger, who got quite a bit of attention last week when he accused President Obama of "making kids gay" had his radio show dropped by audio-hosting website, Spreaker.com, but he has no intention of going off quietly into the night (or to take a nap, apparently).

Take a look at what Cowger has to say about "being silenced" after the jump!