San Francisco 49er Chris Culliver Visits The Trevor Project as Follow-Up to Apology for Anti-Gay Remarks: PHOTO

San Francisco 49er cornerback Chris Culliver, who made headlines in the days leading up to the Super Bowl when he told radio host Artie Lange that gays were not welcome in the locker room or the NFL, tweeted a photo this afternoon from the offices of The Trevor Project, the leading suicide resource and hotline for LGBTQ youth.

Wrote Culliver, who appears to be getting educated on the topic: "Great time at LGBTQ the Q is for (question)"

The visit is a follow-up on a promise Culliver made along with his apology, that he would be attending an educational training program at the organization to learn about the difficulties faced by youth who bear the brunt of anti-gay remarks, bullying, and rejection from society.

Said Culliver last month:

"As an African American male, I should know better. Hate and discrimination have a lasting effect, and words matter. I also have a responsibility to myself, and especially to my young fans to be a better role model. The kids who look up to me and other athletes are the future of our country, and our future deserves better than fear, hate and discrimination... I was wrong, and I want to learn how to make it right. That's why I reached out to an organization called The Trevor Project... No child should ever feel like they are less than anyone else, and God has put me through this storm so I can learn from my mistakes and help make sure no child has to feel that way, again."

Jon Stewart Shreds the Totally Non-Gay Super Bowl: VIDEO

Jon Stewart notes that the Super Bowl was all about guns, gross-out ads, fattening food, Scientology, and Beyonce. Oh, and the dark reminder that America's infrastructure is crumbling around us.

Watch (in two parts), AFTER THE JUMP...

Super Bowl Champ Brendon Ayanbadejo for Marriage Equality: VIDEO

Taking advantage of the momentum from the Super Bowl, the Respect for Marriage Coalition has retooled an interview with Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo that he did last fall for the Marylanders for Marriage campaign into a new video that's getting renewed attention because of the Ravens win.

As always, Ayanbadejo is articulate and his words powerful.

Congrats on your Super Bowl win!

Watch, AFTER THE JUMP...

Calvin Klein Brings Male Flesh to the Super Bowl: VIDEO

Calvin Klein's Concept Underwear ad featuring Matthew Terry was its first foray into Super Bowl advertising and brought ripped male torsos and motor oil to the game. Calvin Klein also took advantage of Twitter's new service Vine by pumping out short clips of Terry flexing and crunching for the cameras.

Check out the ad and some of the Vine clips, AFTER THE JUMP...

 

Scientology's Super Bowl Ad: VIDEO

Unlike past years, there were no real gay controversies, among the Super Bowl ads. There was, however, an ad for an anti-gay cult which reminded more than a few people of a famous ad for Apple.

Watch, AFTER THE JUMP...

Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl Celebration: Joe Flacco's F-Bomb and Chykie Brown's Confetti Angel - VIDEO, GIF

The Baltimore Ravens joyously celebrated their 34-31 Super Bowl win last night.

Ravens cornerback Chykie Brown struck the most memorable victory pose, making a 'snow' angel in the confetti on the field, while quarterback and MVP Joe Flacco dropped an F-bomb on live TV:

Meanwhile, our friends at Athlete Ally sent this graphic out congratulating marriage equality advocate Brendon Ayanbadejo: