AfterElton Snapshot: Your mustache ride for the week ending March 27

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As we go into the weekend, here's a handy shortlist of the biggest stories of the week on AfterElton.com. And to get you into a playful mood, each week's final post will feature a pic up top that desperately needs captioning. Each week we'll pick our fave suggestion from the comments and run it in the following week's post. Have fun! Drop your caption ideas in the comments, and check out last week's winner after the jump!

• Brothers & Sisters continued to disappoint. But over on premium cable, United States of Tara gave its gay teen, Marshall, some serious character development.
• Rascal Flatts reached out to gay fans and said hey, "Love Who You Love." Related: Paul Rudd "loves gay guys."
• Mike, Mel and Luke continuted to kick ass and take names on The Amazing Race.
• ABC News asked, "Would you help this gay couple" and the overwhelming answer was, "Yes."
  
• Dollhouse ain't getting any gayer than this.
• We chatted with Pansy Division founder Jon Ginoli about his new book, Deflowered.

Brothers & Sisters

• Gay Soaps: Our Gays of Our Lives soaps column brought some serious soapage. On As the World Turns Luke and Noah postponed moving in together to push the gay rights cause, but then Luke got creamed by a car and his evil dad showed up. Talk about a bad week! Plus, Christian and Olli were back on Forbidden Love. and the bliss of the bi-triangle on Hollyoaks didn't last.
• Gay of the Week Adam Lambert shocked everyone on this week's American Idol by polishing up his image. The fact that he kicked ass? Not so much of a surprise.
  
• Make Me a Supermodel auf'd its remaining gay, meaning that we thankfully don't have to watch it die a slow and painful death.

• Check out the official trailer for Ang Lee's Taking Woodstock.
• We gave you the scoop on the unconventional gay cop character in the central cast of the new NBC police drama, Southland.
• The Flying Monkey was back to answer reader questions.
• The Real World: Brooklyn wasn't terribly gay this week, but it did have a workout montage!
• We interviewed America's next drag superstar, BeBe Zahara Benet. "Ca-ma-roo-o-o-o-n!" And we also loved the capper of what was a fabulous first season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Can't wait for round 2!
  

Driven to Distraction

• Vlogs! We ran Part 2 of our exclusive video chat with Sir Ian McKellen, in which he discussed King Lear and The Prisoner. Gay in the UK was back to dish on gay hotels, Ginger Spice, and more. And while visiting NYC, Dennis Hensley checked out Hair, Tyler Perry and more on Driven to Distraction.
• Happy birthday, TR!
• We launched our interactive map of gay television characters around the world!
• Neil Patrick Harris looking dapper in GQ.
• We served you the first pics of Jason Lewis's return to Brothers & Sisters.
• And thanks to Associate Editor Dennis Ayers, we had a pink kryptonite-y Best.Gay.Week.Ever!

Drop your caption ideas in the comments, and check out last week's winner after the jump!

"Yet another reason why the 'Irish' has never rivalled the 'Brazilian' among the pubic waxing cognoscenti."

Thanks to Darrien for this week's winning caption!