Gale Harold Turns 40 -- Where Would Brian Be?

There are certain gay men who use their looks and sexual prowess to get them through life. You know the type, the guy who gets laid on near-daily basis, uses sex to get ahead at work, in social situations and even to screw over friends. But how much is sex the means to this end or is it just a way for them to mask some other void in their life? We can try to analyze it as much as possible, but the best way to see how it works is to look at a real-life example, or in this case, a made-for-TV example that comes close to real life.Ok, maybe not so much.

Did You See "Bruno?" Post Your Review Now

Controversy has surrounded Sacha Baron Cohen's new "gay" film "Bruno" ever since it went into production.

In the past few weeks, gay groups have become vocal, calling the film "homophobic" amongst other things.

Well, "Bruno" has now hit the theaters and we want to know what gay audiences think. Did you find it homophobic? Or was the hype overblown? Post your review in the comments section below.

New York's International Cringefest

Because there's enough terribly earnest terrible theater in the world (which gays knowingly conceive, create, produce, and consume), it's a bit refreshing to know that fresh satire about this issue planned well in advance thanks to the International CringeFest '09. If Woody Allen and Larry David can enjoy wild success with that awkward and discomforting comedy, so can we!

Frameline33: The Wrap-Up (aka Outfest/QFest: The Pre-View)

Frameline33: The San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival (aka "The biggest queer film festival on earth") is all over until next summer.

Here's our whirlwind overview of some of the highlights you'll be wanting to add to your Netflix queue in the coming year or be looking for at a queer film fest near you — especially if you live in Los Angeles (Outfest.org) or Philadelphia (QFest.com) where those ginormous LGBT film festivals kick off this weekend as well!

London Premiere of "Bruno"

Sacha's shenanigans continued for the London premiere of "Bruno" by showing up in a skimpy variation of the uniforms worn by Buckingham Palace guards - and then saying: "I just wanted to do something that was flattering for the royal family. Something that the queen - I'm not talking about Elton John - would really appreciate. You know the British royal family and the Austrians have got a lot in common. We're still the only people who are proud to wear a swastika." Here are more photos ...

"Eating Out 3" Casting Call

EATING OUT 3: ALL YOU CAN EAT
Feature Film / Indie Comedy
SAG  ULTRA LOW BUDGET (a mix of union & non-union talent)

Start Date: June 5, 2009
Location:  Los Angeles

Director:  Glenn Gaylord
Producers:  Michael J. Shoel, Q. Allan Brocka

Writers:  Phillip J. Bartell, Q. Allan Brocka
Casting Director:  Jason Wood
Casting Assistant:  Anthony Kraus

EMAIL:  eo3auditions@gmail.com  - send your picture and resume and put the role you’d like to audition for in the SUBJECT LINE.  Your submission will be considered but is not a guarantee of an audition.

Happy Mother's Day from Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg

Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg are "Motherlovers":

"Twilight" Hunk Goes Gay...For Movie Role

British hottie Robert Pattinson sucked face with a girl in the vampire flick Twilight, delighting teenage girls everywhere. Now, to the delight of gay men everywhere, we get to see him suck face with a guy in Little Ashes, which opens tomorrow.

The period piece set in Madrid finds Pattinson playing Salvador Dali and chronicles the eccentric artist's steamy affair with Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca (played by Javier Beltran).

M*A*S*H Actor Comes Out

It took him awhile, but David Ogden Stiers, the 66-year-old actor best known for his role as the wonderfully aristocratic Major Charles Winchester on the iconic television series M*A*S*H, has come out of the closet. Asked by the Gossip Boy blog if he is gay, Stiers replied, "Yes, I am. Very proud to be so."

Watch Now: "9 to 5" Hits Broadway

Durn. You kinda want "9 to 5: The Musical" to be better than it is. Not that you won't have fun at this stage version of the 1980 feminist revenge comedy that was a hit movie with an impossibly catchy title tune. It's a certified crowd-pleaser.

Here are a few clips ...