How The Matador's Bisexual Hit Man Missed the Gay Target Director Richard Shepard talks about the homophobic ratings board, and why Hollywood movies still avoid gay sex.

BET's Down Low Exposed Special: A Gay Black Man's Response Black Entertainment Television ran a special on the “Down Low” phenomenon. Kenneth Winfrey writes about what the show did right—and wrong.

Footballers' Wives' Ben Price: One Half Of Television's Hottest Gay Couple The actor talks about playing bi, dressing like David Beckham, and life before, during and after Footballers' Wives.

Male Bisexuality on the Big and Small Screen: Is Visibility Slowly Improving? Representations of male bisexuality range from nonexistent to merely promiscuous to outright homicidal. But this may slowly be changing.

Project Runway's Second Season Struts to an End One finalist is gay, one isn't, and one is somewhere in between. Project Runway's finale promises something for everyone.

Footballers' Wives, Bisexual Husbands — and Their Gay Boyfriends Forget Desperate Housewives--all the real gay action takes place on the third season of BBC’s hot primetime soap, Footballers’ Wives.

Review of Three of Hearts A fascinating new documentary about the deterioration of a two-man, one-woman relationship.

Nip/Tuck Gets Queerer in Season 3 Bruno Campos joins the cast as a bisexual doctor, and teenager Matt continues to explore his sexuality on the new season of Nip/Tuck.

Michael Feldman's Jew Pain Using parody, satire, inner reflection and slapstick, bisexual comedian Michael Feldman explores his upbringing in a conservative, middle-class Brooklyn Jewish family.

Roy, Gallagher Putting the "Gay" Back Into Dorian Gray Duncan Roy's upcoming cinematic adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic novel will make explicit what previous versions have only implied: Dorian's bisexuality.

Review of Race You to the Bottom Russell Brown’s new character-driven drama about a bisexual travel journalist and his female lover’s road trip through Napa wine country is an ambitious but middling effort.

Alan Cumming: Unlikely, but Willing, Bisexual Sex Symbol This multi-talented actor and self-described "acceptable face of sexual ambiguity" has just landed a gig on The L Word, and mysteriously lost his role in the next X-Men movie.

Review of Strange Fruit This new moody Southern thriller with a gay African American hero doesn’t quite have all the blockbuster trappings of a movie like The Firm, but it comes close.

Law and Order Treats Gay Men Fairly Although it too often reinforces the stereotype of the crazy bisexual, Law and Order has done better than most crime dramas in its portrayals of gay men.

John Barrowman Plays Bisexual Time Traveler on New Dr. Who The openly gay actor joins the hit new British sci-fi show playing one of the only male bisexual characters ever on television.

Bad Boy Gregg Araki Grows Up The bad boy of queer cinema demonstrates an artistic maturing with his new film Mysterious Skin, the story of two teen boys dealing with sexual abuse.

Bad Bi Boys and Desperate Housewives Sexually ambiguous sociopath Andrew on the popular ABC drama Desperate Housewives is taking a page from the playbook of evil bisexual vixens everywhere in using his sexuality to get revenge.