Ugly Betty’s Special Coming Out Episode, True Blood Hotness Joe Manganiello, The Death Of A Gay Neighbourhood, Alan Cumming And Jesse Tyler Ferguson And Johnny Weir Attend Same Party, Nick And Joe Jonas Depart Leaving Kevin Behind, Channing Tatum On Set, Kellan Lutz Lovely

The April 7th episode of Ugly Betty will feature the wondrous character of Justin (played with equal wonder by Mark Indelicato) coming out to himself, the culmination of four years of doubt and growth, rewarded by self-awareness and the cutest boyfriend – Austin. Wednesday’s episode will include a scene set a Justin’s high school prom, certain to resonate amid a climate of hate and homophobia for LGBT students everywhere, underlined by the nasty, brutish treatment of Fulton, Georgia high school senior Constance McMillen. Ugly Betty’s creative team has written an open letter to GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) about the episode – titled The Past Presents The Future – and about the body of work the show has created offering a view of gay and transgendered lives rarely, if ever seen in popular culture.

True Blood third season starts in June, and among the new characters is that of Alcide, a werewolf, but actor who plays him, Joe Manganiello, is all man.

The death of the gaybourhood examined.

Alan Cumming, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and Johnny Weir were among those attendees of the New York City screening of Paper Man Monday night, a new film starring Jeff Daniels and Kieran Culkin.

Nick Jonas – the seriously sexy one – and Joe Jonas – the often forgotten one – were two of three Jonas Brothers spotted Tuesday morning departing from Los Angeles International Airport, the Nick rocking a LA Dodgers cap and baseball tee, Kevin – the deeply closeted one – not onboard for this trip.

Channing Tatum on the set of Son Of No One, a new film shooting in New York City alongside Katie Holmes.



Kellan Lutz spotted leaving the Jimmy Kimmel Live! Monday evening after an appearance.