Everyone from Hilary Newsom to Bevan Duffy to San Francisco treasure/icon Joy Bianchi, above, participated in the NOH8 photo campaign, a campaign to help repeal Prop 8. The campaign involves people with varying amounts of fame (some more than others) wearing white shirts and electric tape over their mouths. But the photos, shot by Adam Bouska, are actually quite impressive, very much so. Check them out.

For up-to-date information on Prop 8 and the fight for same-sex marriage, please visit Stop8.org. Also, check out this more organic No on 8 gallery.

Carrie Prejean, the former Miss California piece of gristle who famously and fascistly told the Miss USA audience that gays should not be allowed to marry, is now suing pageant officials. Why? Because she's accusing them of "libel, slander and religious discrimination." According to CBS 5 / AP, "[t]he lawsuit claims [executive director Keith Lewis and actress and former Miss USA Shanna Moakler] both told Prejean not to mention God on her Miss USA application or at public events at least two months before she gave her anti-gay marriage answer." If you recall, Prejean was fired for being lazy, failing to show up at public appearances, brushing with Pearl Drops, or not performing whatever bizarre job duties are required of pageant winners.

"I just had a sargasm."

"Obamafont for the win."

"Yes marriage is an institution ....it amazes me people actually want to join it!"

"{Update: At least this sign calls to attention how ridiculous the "institution of marriage" is in this country. With the 50% divorce rate, and all the negative connotations of 'marriage' you'd think we'd be okay with people who actually want to give it an honest shot.}

To me, gay marriage is more real than straight marriage. They actually care enough to fight for it. If you can't say that about your own marriage, you have no place denying it to anyone else."

"The designer in me is asking: why does the second half of the sign change to green?"