A loving gay couple experiments with becoming a hot gay throuple. But threesomes and polyamory come with more complications than extra limbs.

For over 30 years, the Australian Firefighters Calendar has been bringing abs and good cheer into homes—and for a good cause! Since its beginnings in ’93, the project has raised of $3.4 million for charitable organizations like the Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Safe Haven Animal Rescue. As

This is an animated version of the world renown Mexican comedy series "El Chavo" which has been distributed in 124 countries around the world. Roberto Gomez Bolanos, Producer and the protagonist of the live original version of the show died on November 29, 2014 at the age of 85. He is regarded as o...

While everyone has a different opinion on what Pride represents, the core meaning of the celebration is Love. Love that triumphs despite bigotry, oppression, fear, violence and hatred. Love that transcends gender, sex, and the gender binary. In this video we present a variety of famous gay couples ...

Paul Reubens died at 70 following a private battle with cancer. Watch rarely seen ET interviews with the Pee-wee Herman actor.

Mr. freeze from Batman & Robin. Arnold Schwarzenegger played the role of Mr Freeze in this WB movie released in 1997. Notice the use of puns.

Out Australian actor/filmmaker Daniel Monks went being a quadriplegic lying in a hospital bed to competing for best actor in the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards, his country’s version of the Academy Awards, in just a few short years. Monks, who became a quadriplegic as a resu

Australian comedian Barry Humphries, whose alter-ego, the self-aggrandizing Dame Edna Everage, died Saturday, April 22 at age 89. In this "Sunday Morning" profile that originally aired April 4, 2010, Dame Edna talks with Russ Mitchell about her celebrity (which is bigger than anyone else's), her Bro...

Glee's Cory Monteith has joined the 'Straight But Not Narrow' campaign,as an effort to encourage young heterosexual men to show support for their gay peers. Says Monteith in his video: "So, maybe you like to play football, maybe you like to sing and dance, maybe you like both. Maybe you don't like e...

A Queen track from 1977’s News of the World originally vocalized by Brian May has now been released with vocals by Freddie Mercury and the world can applaud. The track, “All Dead, All Dead”, was an elegy written by May on the death of his childhood cat.