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Rosie O'Donnell has fired back at fellow comedian-talk show host David Letterman's jokes about her engagement, commenting on his recent sex scandal and suggesting he might be antigay.

Pope Benedict XVI has called abortion and same-sex marriage two of the most "insidious and dangerous" threats facing the world today. Benedict made the comments to Catholic educators and social workers after celebrating an outdoor Mass before an estimated 400,000 people in Fatima, Portugal. Meanwhile, the Catholic church's sex abuse scandal was not foremost in the good Pope's thoughts.

Gossip Girl actress Leighton Meester's scandalous sex tape was allegedly sold to celebhotline.com. The homemade video stars Meester and her boyfriend having sex with a special guest appearance of her "very talented feet." Although, we'd prefer she make lesbian videos with her hot costar Blake Lively.

McKinley High’s most adorable girl / girl Cheerio couple Santana and Brittany appear to have recovered from last week’s leaked sex tape scandal. This week’s episode featured the pair singing, dancing, hugging, frolicking and hand holding throughout the Whitney Houston-themed episode.

Without the infamous Carrie Prejean drawing attention to the Miss USA competition for being against same-sex marriage, her boob job scandal or topless photos of her surfacing online, what will pagent officials do to get attention? Simple: have all 51 contestants promotional photos be in sexy lingerie, with the theme being "Waking Up in Vegas."

Rumors that actress and activist Ashley Judd will make a bid for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s seat have been swirling for quite some time. But leave it to the conservative bloggers at the Daily Caller to whip it all up into some frothy, misogynist double standards based on information culled from Mr. Skin.com.

Having voice in the Black Community is still an arduous struggle for its lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBTQ) members. As we cross over into 2012, one of our biggest accomplishments in 2011 has been the various ways in which LGBTQ of African descent have employed different public venues to be heard. These following venues will be used as instruments of change in our future struggle.