July 10 2009 12:00 AM ET
Queen Margaret
What happens when you drop foulmouthed comedian Margaret Cho in Peachtree City, Ga.? Suffice it to say Focus on the Family had better watch out.
July 09 2009 12:00 AM ET
Stepping in and Playing It Straight?
Y&R 's soap newbie Michael Muhney steps into the shoes Chris Engen notoriously vacated, seduces a gay man, and stirs up trouble as Adam 2.0.
July 09 2009 12:00 AM ET
NYC Prep vs. Miami Social
It's the Preps vs. the Miamis as Dave White settles in for a totally shallow, extremely gay evening of cocktails, Botox, pedicures, and fakery with the latest in quality reality programming, courtesy of Bravo.
July 02 2009 12:00 AM ET
Soapside: Advocate's Guide to Daytime
Forbes March talks about playing gay, Otalia fans outraged, update on One Life to Live 's Patricia Maurceri's firing over gay plot point, Phillip Chancellor III big reveal, and Erica Kane goes to Africa.
June 30 2009 12:00 AM ET
The Diva of French Television
A hot young screenwriter who has made gay OK for millions of French viewers, Nicolas Mercier sips champagne, dons a feathered hat, and says he wants to see Colin Farrell and Jude Law go at it.
June 22 2009 12:00 AM ET
Fish Out of Water
One Life to Live 's Scott Evans talks about playing a gay cop's coming-out story and being the openly gay brother of A-List hunk Chris Evans.
June 19 2009 12:00 AM ET
Crystal Chappell Says Goodbye to Otalia
Crystal Chappell heads back to Days of our Lives , leaving gay soap fans saddened that it's Light s out for daytime's same-sex super couple Otalia.
June 19 2009 12:00 AM ET
Keeping It Real
Before everyone arrived... before names had even been exchanged, members of The Real World: Cancún cast asked the gay question. They knew there was one among them -- and his name is Derek Chavez.
June 18 2009 12:00 AM ET
Soapside: Advocate's Guide to Daytime
Crystal Chappell returns to Days , signals the end of Otalia; One Life to Live launches gay storyline with Chris Evans's gay brother Scott; All My Children goes cougar with Susan Lucci and Cameron Mathison.
June 15 2009 12:00 AM ET
Jackie's Strength
Showtime's new series Nurse Jackie premiered to record-breaking numbers, and part of its ongoing success will no doubt lie with a dynamic gay character named Mo-Mo, played by Haaz Sleiman.
