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New listings are up (a little early due to the holiday weekend). Highlights for next week include:

New TV Gayed listings are posted!  Among the upcoming week's highlights:

It's here! It's here!!! After months of anticipation, the 19th Annual GLAAD Media Awards are finally airing TONIGHT on Bravo at 7 PM ET/PT. You've seen the backstage footage, the fabulous photos -- maybe you even attended one of the ceremonies in person -- but now it's time to sit back, make yourself an Absolut martini, and watch the highlights from this year's Media Awards.

19th Annual GLAAD Media Awards (Bravo, 7 PM ET/PT) PREMIERE
GLAAD's annual awards ceremony honoring media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the LGBT community and the issues that affect their lives is airing for the first time on Bravo. Special guests include Janet Jackson, Ellen DeGeneres, Rufus Wainwright, Sharon Stone, Cindy Crawford, Tom Ford, Kathy Griffin and many more.

After that, you KNOW you aren't changing the channel. Here's why:

Brokeback Mountain (Bravo, 9 PM ET/PT) BASIC CABLE PREMIERE
The critically acclaimed, Academy Award®-winning film, which also received the award for Outstanding Film - Wide Release at the 17th Annual GLAAD Media Awards, makes its basic cable premiere.

Think you've seen Brokeback one too many times? We dare you to watch the official trailer without getting teary-eyed.

It's Monday, and that means DOCdays on Sundance Channel!

Stefan Braun (Sundance, 9 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
Itamar Alkalay's biopic is about world-renowned Israeli furrier Stefan Braun, whose luxurious lifestyle included a number of beautiful boyfriends and a devoted live-in lover, with whom he had a complicated, enduring romance.

New TV Gayed listings are up, and include:

It's Monday, and that means Doc Days on Sundance Channel!

Ten More Good Years (Sundance, 9 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
Michael Jacoby's documentary explores the situation faced by many aging members of the LGBT community.

Watch the trailer to understand why it's important we all care for the elderly members of our community:

Get some culture this weekend by tuning in to Sundance Channel on Saturday night for two U.S. television premieres of excellent gay-inclusive foreign films.

The Bubble (Sundance, 10 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
Eytan Fox's GLAAD Media Award-winning dramedy about three twentysomething Israelis living in Tel Aviv, one of whom meets and falls in love with a Palestinian man. The three roommates join forces to help him stay in Tel Aviv, despite his lack of papers. The political and social realities of the Middle East threaten to break apart the men's romance.

Tropical Malady (Sundance, 12 AM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
This 2004 film follows the halting courtship between Keng, a Thai solider on jungle patrol, and Tong, a modest country boy.

Though The Bubble tackles some really serious issues that are ultimately completely heart-wrenching, when I watched the trailer again, I was reminded by how absolutely fun and sexy some moments are. Definitely check this out, to get a feel for the greatness of this movie:

 

This week's TV Gayed listings are posted!  Among the highlights:

There's a slew of great LGBT films on tonight, so why not pop some popcorn and settle in?

A Very Serious Person (Showtime, 12 PM ET/PT)
Set in Rockaway, New York, this coming-of-age tale from out director Charles Busch focuses on the relationship between a young boy obsessed with Old Hollywood and his Danish mentor.

Lost and Delirious (IFC, 7:15 PM ET)
Mischa Barton portrays a quiet girl who is sent to an all-girls college where she becomes fast friends with two lesbians experiencing relationship drama in this 2001 film.

Urbania (IFC, 9:05 PM ET)
Jon Matthews presents this edgy film from 2001 about a gay man's late-night odyssey through the underside of New York.

Cut Sleeve Boys (here!, On Demand)
In this 2006 film, two British Chinese gay men reflect on their lives after a friend passes away.

Pride Jerusalem (here!, On Demand)
An exploration of the struggles for legitimacy of the LGBT community in Israel as shown in the violence and condemnation that plagued the 2006 Jerusalem Pride Parade.

Check out the VERY DRAMATIC trailer for Lost and Delirious, featuring not only a very young Mischa Barton, but also Piper Perabo (Imagine Me & You) and Emily VanCamp (Brothers & Sisters).

Actor Will McCormack, who played Lucy's bisexual brother on the now defunct FX drama Dirt is joining forces with not one, but two gay-friendly ABC series.

First up is the twice GLAAD Media Award-winning drama Brothers & Sisters, where he is expected to play Sarah's (Rachel Griffiths) business colleague -- and perhaps love interest. (Divorce has clearly done wonders for Sarah's sex life.)

Also on the horizon is a recurring role on the yet-to-be-named comedy pilot from David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, the team who brought us Will & Grace. This series is about the relationship between two men — Derek (Josh Cooke), who is straight and Drew (Alan Tudyk) who is gay — lifelong best friends and business partners. Both of them are in serious romantic relationships and try to find a balance between their allegiances to each other and to their significant others. No word on who McCormack will play, but we're rooting for a love interest for Drew.

Thanks for being an ally & a friend, Will! We'll see you this fall!