Two former members of a Christian fraternity at Vanderbilt University say they were asked to leave because their sexual orientation violated the organization’s code of conduct, which itself appears to be a violation of the university’s non-discrimination policy.

Genesio Oliveira, the gay Brazilian man allowed back into the U.S. on humanitarian grounds, could be deported soon because the federal government has declined to reverse the initial immigration ruling that separated him from his husband in Massachusetts.

Madonna will discuss the bullying epidemic with Ellen on Tuesday, and suggest that people help tackle the problem by trying to refrain from gossip.

Two new lawsuits brought by GLAD and the ACLU challenge the Defense of Marriage Act, which prevents the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages.

While promoting his upcoming film I Love You Phillip Morris, Jim Carrey condemned antigay bulling, saying, “Some of the most valuable people in my life are gay.”

A White House official said the administration “opposes” any deal that would cut “don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal from the National Defense Authorization Act.

A Saudi Arabian court sentenced a 27-year-old man to 500 lashes, five
years in prison, and over $13,000 in fines for having sexual relations
with another man.

At least one adult film studio has resumed production following an
industry-wide shut down when a performer tested positive for HIV. 

They were the Lucy and Ethel — or Patsy and Edina — of the late ’80s and
early ’90s, but the friendship between Madonna and Sandra Bernhard blew
up, though Bernhard says they’re no longer on bad terms.

While appearing on Larry King Live, Janet Jackson advocated for the Trevor Project, saying she can sympathize with teens bullied for being different.