Weekly LGBT news update

News, views and happenings from all around the nets, especially the queer blogsphere:

• Last night was the Oscar's--with some big wins and some strong words for gay rights.
  
  
• Not sure if you're gay? A new homophobic app for the Google Phone will let you know if you're a 'mo.
  
  
• Back a month or so, we told you that the Bush Administration wouldn't sign on to a condemnation of LGBT discrimination going through the U.N. Well now, the Obama Administration has stepped forward and reversed that standing.
  
  
• For the first time in school history,George Mason University has elected a drag queen as this year's homecoming queen.
  
  
• Minnesota's gay Republican Senator, Paul Koering, refused to vote for a gay marriage bill in his state, saying there are more important things to worry about.
  
  
• The Lutheran Church is mulling changes that would allow the ordination of gay and partnered clergy. Currently, the church only allows for celibate queer persons to be ordained.
  
  
• The Brazilian government is planning to hand out 65 million condoms during this month, a 20 million condom increase due to Carnaval. And I thought it was beads that were the give away.