Gay Republican candidates for the D.C. Council are dismissing a gay political club’s rankings that gave them lower scores than the incumbents.

A Las Vegas man is suing the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for an injury he claims he sustained while performing baptisms for the dead in 2007.

Jane Lynch, Neil Patrick Harris, and Ian McKellen are just a few of the gay actors poised to snag an Emmy Sunday night. Check out some of the highlights here.

A Presbyterian Church commission has ruled that the Reverend Jane Spahr “violated her ordination vows” by marrying same-sex couples in 2008.

In a Friday blog post, the longtime film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times writes
that President Barack Obama’s nonsupport for marriage equality puts
him to the right of many Republican leaders — or at least those no
longer in office.

Crispin Blunt, a junior minister in the U.K.’s Department of Justice, has left his wife and has “decided to come to terms with his homosexuality,” the BBC reports.

WHO radio commentator Jan Mickelson’s recent on-air assertions that
HIV/AIDS educational efforts serve to condone “stupid behavior”
associated with homosexuality contained “factual errors,” station owner
Clear Channel Communications said in a Thursday statement.

A recent government-backed survey showed that 63% of Bogotá, Colombia, residents support marriage equality.

Welsh police investigators are not classifying the death of an MI6
agent as a murder despite finding his body stuffed in a bag placed in
the bathtub of his apartment and rumors linking the death to a sex
game gone wrong.

In an in-depth interview with New York magazine, Olympic ice skater
Johnny Weir explains what he calls his “very specific philosophy about
gay, straight, married, sex, [and] partnership.”