AfterElton Briefs: Planking George Takei, Darren Criss Has the Answers, Transgender Clownfish, and More!

Sauli Koskinen and boyfriend Adam Lambert at the birthday party for jewelry designer Markus Molinaris

• 14 More of the Most Unintentionally Gay Rap Lyrics Ever.

• After 12 seasons, Chris Meloni will be leaving Law & Order: SVU.

• In case you missed it on last night's Glee, below you can see the R-Word PSA featuring Jane Lynch and Lauren Potter.

• zap2it talks to out The Voice contestant Nakia about Blake Shelton: "Trust me, from the time I've spent with him, he's the furthest thing from a homophobe. He's so down to earth and he's so ready to party with anyone who has a bottle to drink. Trust me."

• Conservatives are blowing a gasket over an Oakland elementary school lesson on gender diversity featuring "all-girl geckos and transgender clownfish"

• Via Towleroad comes the latest video from "I'm From Driftwood," which features Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black talking about growing up gay in San Antonio, Texas, and his coming out process

• Armie Hammer gives a refreshingly mature take on what is was like kissing Leonardo DiCaprio in J. Edgar: "It wasn’t that weird - I have never kissed a guy - it’s not something I’m going to do in my private life, but at the end of it I was, like, man, there is a lot of weird hype.”

• Below you can see Darren Criss answer fan questions, including who he would most like to record with, and if he prefers performing on TV or theater.

• Below you can see Chris Hardwick planking George Takei.

• After months of enduring negative campaign ads every five minutes, the special Congressional election for my district in New York State is over, and I am elated to announce that democrat Kathy Hochul has won the seat that has been Republican occupied for four decades. And unlike the cold, frightening Republican Jane Corwin (check out this hilarious parody site), Kathy is for marriage equality.

• Oh, and a special h/t to everyone I pilfered from in this morning's meme!

• Last night, Focus Features held a special screening of Beginners at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York. Opening in select cities on June 3rd, it's based on writer/director Mike Mills' real-life relationship with his father, who came out as a gay man late in life.

Christopher Plummer, Melanie Laurent, Mike Mills, Ewan McGregor

Samantha Mathis, Julianna Margulies

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