'Husbands,' the web series that looks at a newlywed gay male couple, returns for its second season next week. ?Husbands, the web series that looks at a newlywed gay male couple, returns for its second season next week. Husbands, which premiered online last fall, stars out actors Sean Hemeon (True Blood) as Brady Kelly, an out professional baseball player, and newcomer Brad Bell as Cheeks, an out actor. In season one, the newly dating couple heads to Las Vegas to celebrate the recent passage of a gay marriage law and wake up the following morning in a drunken stupor to discover they are a married couple. Alessandra Torresani (Caprica, American Horror Story) plays Haley, the best friend. Husbands is written and executive produced by Jane Espenson, whose credits include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caprica and the latest season of Torchwood. Season 1 consisted of 11 2-minute episodes which garnered over 500,000 views. The show will premiere its second season at a special advanced screening e

Tricia Helfer and Felicia Day have joined the second season of 'Husbands,' the web series which looks at a newlywed gay male couple. Tricia Helfer and Felicia Day are among the celebrities joining the second season of Husbands, the web series which looks at a newlywed gay male couple Husbands, which premiered online last fall, stars out actors Sean Hemeon (True Blood) as Brady Kelly, an out professional baseball player, and newcomer Brad Bell as Cheeks, an out actor. In season one, the newly dating couple heads to Las Vegas to celebrate the recent passage of a gay marriage law and wake up the following morning in a drunken stupor to discover they are a married couple. Alessandra Torresani (Caprica, American Horror Story) plays Haley, the best friend. Husbands is written and executive produced by Jane Espenson, whose credits include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caprica and the latest season of Torchwood. According to Entertainment Weekly, the upcoming season, which premieres August 15, wil

Husbands, the web series that looks at a newlywed gay male couple, has been funded for a second season. Husbands, the web series that looks at a newlywed gay male couple, has been funded for a second season. Husbands, which premiered online last fall, stars out actors Sean Hemeon (True Blood) as Brady Kelly, an out professional baseball player, and newcomer Brad Bell as Cheeks, an out actor. In season one, the newly dating couple heads to Las Vegas to celebrate the recent passage of a gay marriage law and wake up the following morning in a drunken stupor to discover they are a married couple. Alessandra Torresani (Caprica, American Horror Story) plays Haley, the best friend. Husbands is written and executive produced by Jane Espenson, whose credits include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caprica and the latest season of Torchwood. Season 1 consisted of 11 2-minute episodes which garnered over 500,000 views. A Kickstarter.com fundraising campaign to bring the cast back for a second season rac

A series that looks at a newlywed gay male couple premiered on the Internet on Tuesday. A series that looks at a newlywed gay male couple premiered on the Internet on Tuesday. Husbands stars out actors Sean Hemeon (True Blood) as Brady Kelly, an out professional baseball player, and newcomer Brad Bell as Cheeks, an out actor. The newly dating couple heads to Las Vegas to celebrate the recent passage of a gay marriage law and wake up the following morning in a drunken stupor to discover they are a married couple. Alessandra Torresani (Caprica, American Horror Story) plays Haley, the best friend. Husbands is written and executive produced by Jane Espenson, whose credits include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caprica and the latest season of Torchwood. The series' premiere titled Waking Up In Vegas can be seen at HusbandsTheSeries.com, where new episodes will be added twice a week (on Tuesdays and Thursdays) for the first eight weeks. (The premiere is embedded in the right panel of this page.)

'Glee's' Cory Monteith will release a video for Avan Jogia's pro-gay campaign on Friday, July 1. Cory Monteith, who plays Finn Hudson on the Fox musical-comedy Glee, will release a video for Avan Jogia's pro-gay campaign on Friday, July 1. The 29-year-old actor's video for Jogia's Straight But Not Narrow campaign is being released tomorrow, the group said in a tweet to its more than 7,000 followers. ?So excited to release Cory Monteith's PSA tomorrow. It is also Canada day and the release of Monte Carlo. Big day for Cory,? the group messaged, referring to the actor's Canadian roots and cameo appearance in the romantic comedy Monte Carlo, which opens on Friday. Monteith is the highest-profile celebrity yet to record a video for the group. In the campaign's inaugural video, Jogia, who plays Ben Stark on cabler Syfy's Battlestar Galactica spinoff Caprica and Beck Oliver on the Nickelodeon teen sitcom Victorious, explained the group's mission. ?We are a group of men, talking to men about m

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Nineteen-year-old actor Matt Bennett, co-star of the Nickelodeon teen sitcom 'Victorious,' is standing up for his gay male friends. Nineteen-year-old actor Matt Bennett, co-star of the Nickelodeon teen sitcom Victorious, is standing up for his gay male friends. Bennett has recorded a video for fellow Victorious co-star Avan Jogia's Straight But Not Narrow campaign. ?Hey guys, I'm here today to give you a message from Straight But Not Narrow,? Bennett says in his one-minute-forty-one-second video, the campaign's longest to date. ?Now, let me tell you, I have a lot of gay friends and I don't see anything wrong with that.? ?I think that everybody deserves a fair shot and an equal life. So don't discriminate against people. Just not cool.? ?I'm also a big fan of some artists who are openly gay: Keith Haring, Michael Stipe, John Cameron Mitchell, and whoever wrote Burlesque.? ?So, whether you like guys or girls or both or neither, it doesn't matter. It's your life. Live it the way you want

Eighteen-year-old actor Josh Hutcherson of 'The Kids Are All Right' is standing up for his gay male friends. ?Eighteen-year-old actor Josh Hutcherson of The Kids Are All Right is standing up for his gay male friends. Hutcherson has recorded a video for fellow actor Avan Jogia's Straight But Not Narrow campaign. ?So, there's a lot of gay people talking to gay people about being gay,? Hutcherson says in the 43-second video, ?but we are a group of straights. And we're here to say we're okay with people being gay.? ?Does it really matter if your guy friends like guys over girls? I mean, doesn't that kind of leave more girls for you?? ?And furthermore, we're not going to let anybody say anything bad about anyone, ever again in the history of the world,? Hutcherson adds. (The video is embedded in the right panel of this page.) Jogia, 19, who plays Ben Stark on cabler Syfy's Battlestar Galactica spinoff Caprica and Beck Oliver on the Nickelodeon teen sitcom Victorious, launched his Straight B

Nineteen-year-old actor Avan Jogia is standing up for his gay male friends. Nineteen-year-old actor Avan Jogia is standing up for his gay male friends. Jogia, who plays Ben Stark on cabler Syfy's Battlestar Galactica spinoff Caprica and Beck Oliver on the Nickelodeon teen sitcom Victorious, has launched a campaign called Straight But Not Narrow. ?We are a group of men, talking to men about men who like men,? the Canadian actor says in the group's first video. ?And how men should be OK with your man friends liking men.? ?It doesn't make you any less of a man or make it look like you're into men if you're friends with a man who likes men.? ?And men don't let other men disrespect men, man.? ?So, if you're a real man, man up and stand up for your man friends who like men,? Jogia adds in the 43-second video ad. (The video is embedded in the right panel of this page.) The video, which was released on Friday, has already been viewed more than 3,000 times on YouTube after celebrity blogger Per

NBC Universal cable channel Syfy to get into the movie business with Universal Pictures. Syfy, the cable channel behind such series as "Warehouse 13" and the "Ghost Hunters" reality shows, is getting into the movie business.

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