Michael Arden and Kate Hudson prepare for battle (Pics courtesy 20th Century Fox) 

Any movie that's about two female BFFs (Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson) getting into a knock-out-drag-down battle royale over competing weddings has to have at least a drop of queer content, right?

Well, yes and no — find out all the spoiler-ish goods on Bride Wars, after the jump!

James Franco is getting Oscar buzz for his turn as Harvey's boyfriend in Milk, but he snagged a Golden Globe nomination for his hilarious performance in Pineapple Express — which has its own queer elements.

Find out more about all of today's new DVDs after the jump!

And a 5-6-7-8: Mamma Mia! premieres on DVD Tuesday, but it's just one of three new gay-inclusive musicals hitting video store shelves.

Tune up on all the new releases after the jump.

The Broadway hit Doubt leaps to the big screen in limited release today, and its four principal actors (including Meryl Streep, above) have already racked up Golden Globe nominations for their performances. Plus, Brokeback Mountain star Michelle Williams shines in the quiet indie Wendy and Lucy.

More after the jump!

Hoping to leap from box-office domination to Oscar contention, the summer smash The Dark Knight makes its way to video this week as one of several new releases of note.

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Oh, Brad; oh, George. Sexiest Men Alive you may be, but surely you've learned by now that the mustache is not for everyone.

With Pitt stating that he'd like to bring back the 'stache and the Huffington Post naming 2008 "The Year of the Mustache", we thought it might be fun to take a look back at some of the upper lip's finer furry moments.

Here's a purely subjective list of 10 mustache-wearers who got away with it...

1. Clark Gable. MGM made him shave it off for Parnell, and it was one of his few flops, so he clearly had a Samson thing going on with his 'stache. Women (and any number of men) swooned for Gable's scorching screen sexuality, and the facial hair played a big role in his success.

2. Burt Reynolds. Sporting perhaps the quintessential 1970s mustache, Reynolds was one of the decade's reigning sex gods. And thanks to his nearly-nude centerfold in Cosmopolitan magazine, post-Stonewall gays could objectify practically every inch of the Smokey and the Bandit star.

Which other notables wore one better? Find out after the jump.

This week's new DVDs include everything from a TV fave's homophobic big-screen sequel to controversial cult classics to potty humor. Make your way through it all, after the jump!

One of the most appealing elements of the Transporter series of films — besides the frequent shirtlessness of star Jason Statham — has been the idea (fomented by one of the creators of the first two movies) that the lead character is gay.

Transporter 3, alas, suggests otherwise. Find out more after the jump!

The big news in gay movies is that a screen biography of slain gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk finally hits the big screen today. But did you know we're also getting a new installment of what's probably the gayest international action movie franchise in contemporary cinema?

More after the break!

Elton John: Tantrums and Tiaras, an up-close-and-personal documentary about the iconic musician, is just one of the week's new DVDs that should immediately go onto your Santa wish list this holiday season. And we'd like to help you with your holiday shopping by giving away a handful of copies, two of which are signed by Sir Elton himself.

More after the break!