And the winner for "Douche Bag of the Year" goes to Bossip for publishing the wedding pictures of Michael Cole Smith & Jamil Smith Cole and encouraging their readers to publicly humiliate the couple. The contributors to Bossip should be ashamed of the themselves.

For the full story read: Pictures from Black Gay Wedding Spurs Hateful and Homophobic Internet Campaign

About Bossip:
Bossip.com is the leading celebrity online property which has an urban sensibility. In addition, we are the fastest growing urban-focused new media property on planet earth. We provide daily updated content and have developed a strong reputation, with numerous mentions by GQ Magazine, New York Daily News, Time Magazine, Newsweek, Entertainment Weekly, LA Times, New York Times, Boston Globe, USA Today, Washington Post, VH1, TMZ, and other major media outlets. Bossip draws a loyal following of young and influential trend setters who are up to date with what’s hot in society and is the perfect place to reach a large audience of the culturally obsessed.

Meet Our Contributors

CBanko, Contributor
CBanko is a graduate of L.A. Street University, So Cal. Most people consider themselves figured out, but Chuck feels like a work in progress. The joy of his life are his wife and two kids. The area he stems from is where bagging, clowning, and talking sh*t is a talent, as well as a way of life…everyday, all day.

CaliLuvah , Editor
Cali is a native of La La land and was the last known female in the city who didn’t have plastic breasts, lips or dunk which is why she migrated to the Atl. As a graduate of UC Berkeley with a BA in Sociology and of the University of Miami with a Masters of Fine Arts in Screenwriting, she lives to write and writes to live. She has an unhealthy love affair with beauty products and can’t stop watching brain-melting reality TV, which at the rate she’s going means she’ll be officially brain dead in less than three weeks.

Liv2Laugh, Exclusive Content Manager
As a graduate of Michigan State University, Liv2Laugh molded her English major with concentrations in Creative Writing, Film and African American Culture. Like most hopeful writers, she lived off of ramen noodles and spamiches before landing a cool freelance gig at Upscale Magazine and The Atlanta Voice. She was soon reeled in by the charms of celebrity news sites and quickly enslaved herself to one. Her motto? “Tact is for people who aren’t witty enough to be sarcastic.”