What does Obama’s decision to stop defending DOMA really mean for us? Will somebody else defend it? Will we get any sort of federal benefits anytime soon? President Obama’s decision to withdraw from and undertake no further defense of the Defense of Marriage Act is, obviously, very good news. But it is somewhat limited good news…

Tuesday afternoon in New York’s Times Square, Choi triumphantly walked into a military recruiting station and reenlisted in the Army, thanks to a court decision earlier that day which froze enforcement of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy. He’s likely among the first openly gay service members to return after being expelled.

President Barack Obama will be taking questions from twitter users in a live youth town hall Friday afternoon in partnership with MTV, BET and CMT.

(image by See-Ming Lee)

Three popular queer bloggers discuss the future of LGBT media, Obama, post-sexuality and Tyler Perry.

check it out here, from ColorLines.

Long before Mel Gibson’s anti-Semitic, racist and violent rants, the actor made headlines — and enemies — with his antigay remarks to a Spanish newspaper in 1991.

Zack Rosen, editor in chief of the website The New Gay, is in the running for a scholarship to the activist summit NetRoots Nation. And if he wins, he promises to strip naked and post the photos online.

A previously unreleased Lady Gaga song, “Changing Skies,” was leaked…