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'Mean Girls' fever has been running rampant, with its 10-year anniversary quickly approaching this month. Everyone from Lindsay Lohan to Amanda Seyfriend to Jonathan Bennett have discussed the idea of a possible reunion, but Daniel Franzese has now revealed the most significant news of all: He is gay, and he has come out via a touching letter to his gay 'Mean Girls' character, Damian.

Michael Sam, the All-American defensive end from the University of Missouri, made waves recently by announcing he's gay, sparking a conversation about whether the NFL is ready to accept homosexual players in the locker room.

Gary James, the owner of Gary's Chicaros in Enid, OK, is facing criticism after comments were made to a former customer, who is now disabled.

There wasn't just one groundbreaking moment on television for the gay and lesbian community last weekend.

Customers accused of stiffing a waitress on a tip because she is gay, and leaving a hateful message on the receipt instead, are saying that they did leave a tip and wrote no such note.

A former football in Lancaster, California is huddling with lawyers after he claims he was fired for being gay.

A same-sex couple in Chicago claims a taxi driver kicked them out of his cab after they kissed in the backseat.

As a mother, my first instinct would be to protect my son at all times no matter the circumstance.  Unfortunately, not all mothers are like that.  This man should be named "Grandfather of the Year" for blasting his daughter in a letter for disowning her gay son.

It looks like Chick-fil-A may not be the only company to have courted trouble with a controversial anti-gay stance.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words and that could certainly be the case with this telling photo.

Willie Nelson, like anyone else who essentially isn't a bigot, thinks gay marriage should be legal. And his reasoning for it -- aside from the obvious Equal Protection stuff -- is perfect: "Gay people should be just as miserable as the rest of us."

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard its second day of arguments on the issue of same-sex marriage, specifically a challenge to the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). This follows Tuesday's case concerning California's Proposition 8.