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Does anybody else find that impossible?

Don’t watch this clip if you didn’t see last night’s shocking series finale of HBO’s Big Love. I so did not see it coming.

On the GLAAD Media Awards red carpet: Ricky Martin, Andy Cohen, the Fabulous Beekman Boys, Denis O’Hare, Wilson Cruz, Tracy Young, Jarrett Barrios, Russell Simmons (and lots of reality/cooking show folks I don’t really know) followed by lots of shots of the awards show, including winner Tina Fey. Full-screen versions here.

(Via – Good As You)

Stay out of the comments if you haven’t yet seen last night’s episode. Otherwise jump in and dish the sex ed.

On last night’s post-Oscars episode of the Jimmy Kimmel show, he ran the below exercise parody bit in which he enlists help from Kelly Ripa, Emily Blunt, Jessica Biel, Eva Longoria, Sofia Vergara, and even a self-mocking Lindsay Lohan. It’s ridiculawesome.

See? It could have been worse after all.

In a joint move with the National Hispanic Coalition, GLAAD announced today that it is filing an FCC complaint against the Spanish-language show, Jose Luis sin Censura, which routinely features anti-LGBT hate speech and has encouraged audience members to attack gay guests on the program. In over twenty episodes that aired between June 18 and December 7, 2010, the program …

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Stay out of the comments if you haven’t yet seen this week’s boozy episode. Otherwise dive in and dish.

Stay out of the comments if you haven’t yet seen last night’s episode. Otherwise dive in and dish.

Broadway star and Golden Globes-winning television character actress Betty Garrett has died at the age of 90. Most of you will probably best remember Garrett as Irene Lorenzo, the wise-cracking feminist plumber next door on All In The Family or as landlady Enda Babish on Laverne & Shirley. In the 1940s Garrett had been a popular Broadway performer, but her …

Dubbed or subtitled episodes of Glee routinely air in Latin America, but in what some say signals the continuing expansion of respect and rights in Cuba, a state-run television channel has now added the show. Over at Blabbeando, Andres Duque translates one local review: What draws our attention is how the series treats the case of Kurt, an extremely effeminate …

Stay out of the comments if you haven’t yet seen last night’s post-Super Bowl episode of Glee. Otherwise jump in and dish.

Canadian televangelist Pastor Charles McVety is crying censorship after a Christian network canceled his show for “disparaging remarks” he made about gay people. A government broadcasting agency had warned the network that McVety was violating their code of ethical standards. The tension between the reverend and the Christian broadcaster began in December, when the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, an industry …