AfterElton Snapshot: Your pasty-legged cheering section for the week ending June 5

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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!

• The Top Story: Gay marriage the must-have for summer The legalization of gay marriage in New Hampshire put marriage equality on the front-burner once more for the news media, and sparked some specific shame from yours truly. And of course Stewart and Colbert had something to say on the topic.
• Sacha Baron Cohen rode Eminem's face.
• Gay Pride month kicked off with some supportive words from Washington ... including Dick Cheney?
• Every time Adam Lambert holds hands with another man in front of a camera, a fangirl loses her will to live. Meanwhile, we wondered what this highly-anticipated Rolling Stone cover might look like.

An Officer and Two Gentle Men

• Gay soaps! Our Gays of Our Lives column unveiled its first Summer Soaps Preview. Meanwhile, Noah found his inner Scorcese when a hot soldier came to town on As the World Turns.
• We took a look at the offerings at NewFest 2009, NYC's LGBT film festival.
• Greek's long-awaited new gay character (and love interest for Calvin) didn't disappoint.
• GLAAD called for an apology from morning show Rob, Arnie & Dawn for talking about how they'd beat their kid with a shoe if they showed signs of gender confusion. Classy!
• Ten more reasons to fake an interest in sports: Hot tennis players!

Tennis hotties Marc Gicquel and Gilles Simon goofing around

• We love Make Me a Supermodel fan-fave Jonathan Waud, even if he lost to a total d-bag.
• We brought you the full second ep of Beautiful People, which is a musical theater queen's dream come true.
• The horror! Gay filmmakers and fans set to invade Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors in NYC.
• We interviewed the gorgeous and talented Lynda Carter about Wonder Woman, her music career and her love for her gay fans.
• The Flying Monkey talked Star Trek, gay villains and more.
• SNL vet Rachel Dratch talked about lazy comedy, bad gay stereotypes and always playing lesbians.

NPH, Tony Pimp

• We had an exclusive interview with Land of the Lost heartthrob Wesley Eure, in which he spoke about being gay in Hollywood for the first time ever. We also kinda liked the remake, if you can believe that.
• VLOGS! Beautiful Moments with Simon Doonan taught us how to be a star. Dennis Hensley looked back at his favorite NYC moments in Driven to Distraction. And the Gay in the UK boys discussed upcoming London Pride and the gay Muslim character on EastEnders.
• The Sims 3 makes gay marriage a virtual reality. Sweet!
• Neil Patrick Harris brought his wit and wisdom to the Letterman Top Ten.

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

"And I am telling you there's no way, no no no no no way I'm living without you!"

Thanks to JC for this week's winning caption!