Political drama heats up in West Hollywood. And yes, Grindr's involved.

There's now a gay erotic novel about "the dress" from the author who wrote gay erotic fiction about T-Rexes.

The Bank of Canada says that "Spocking" your bank notes is not illegal.

Can you guess which popular children's movie Jamal from Empire was in as a kid?

Mobile County, Alabama will now not allow gay or straight couples to get married.

Speaking of Alabama, following the state's Supreme Court ruling yesterday same-sex marriage has halted state-wide.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to Congress yesterday. Considered a slap in the face to President Obama by some, Sarah Palin not surprisingly has a plan to use it to raise campaign money.

Did Homer Simpson solve the Higgs Boson years before scientists did? "The physicist/ author Dr. Simon Singh told the Independent he saw the solution for Higgs Boson a.k.a. 'God particle' mass on a blackboard in the 1998 episode 'The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace.' In it Homer tries to emulate Thomas Edison and becomes an inventor. Singh said, 'If you work it [the equation] out you get the mass of a Higgs boson that's only a bit larger than the nano-mass of a Higgs boson actually is.'"

Psychology Today will no longer accept paid advertisements from practitioners of ex-gay, conversion or reparative therapy.

Reuters on opposition to the newly passed marriage equality legislation in Slovenia: "Two center-right opposition parties and several civic groups fiercely opposed the changes, particularly giving same-sex couples the right to adopt children. The Civil Initiative for Family and Children's Rights, which opposes the changes, said on Wednesday it would push for a referendum on the law, which is similar to one rejected by Slovenians in a popular vote in 2012. It is unlikely to succeed because Slovenia changed its referendum legislation in 2013 and no longer allows plebiscites on human rights issues."