AfterElton Snapshot: Your bright idea for the week ending September 18

YOUR CAPTION HERE

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!

• We mentioned that Tom Ford's directorial debut A Single Man won big at the Venice Film Festival, and were thrilled when it was picked up for major distribution for awards season.
• Ask The Flying Monkey asked Lucy Lawless if she regrets that Xena was killed off.
• We presented the results of our 50 Best Gay Movies poll.
• We gave you a sneak peek at the new season of Brothers & Sisters.
• We wondered if the the media was handling coverage of gay celebrities differently.
• This week's Mores for Gays was a chat with Willem and Jacob from So You Think You Can Dance.
• Gays of Our Lives took us around the world for more soap opera news.

• We recapped the second season finale of True Blood.
• We took a look at the gay-inclusive offerings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
• We went Under The Covers for some more snarky titles.
• We took a look at Mario Lopez doing dome charitable work.
• We gave you a purely informative pictorial look at the week in sports.
• We paid tribute to the late Patrick Swayze.
• Out on DVD this week is Wolverine and Barbie.
• We liveblogged One Life To Live for the latest Kish action.

• We gave you a Greek sneak peek and recapped the new episode.
• We also recapped the new episode of Glee.
• We absolutely loved the new movie Patrik 1.5.
• We recapped the season finale of Big Brother, and interviewed gay housemate Kevin Campbell.
• We took a look at the coming "gay-by" boom.
• Speaking of which, we took an in-depth look at the looming fatherhood in Modern Family and Brothers & Sisters.
• We wondered if The Vintner's Luck was going to be de-gayed.
• We presented the world premiere of Ari Gold's new song.
• We took a look at the same-sex audition on So You Think You Can Dance.
• We gave you four new contenders in the Battle of the Network Gays.

• This week's Driven to Distraction takes a look at Sy-Fy's Warehouse 13.
• We introduced the new gay character on Melrose Place.
• We gave you a pic post of some ABC series, and another one from the upcoming big screen version of Fame.
• We interviewed Jeff Probst about the gay contestants through the years on Survivor.
• This week's Puzzler was a hot wet guy.
• We presented the winners of the 1st Annual AfterElton.com Primetime Visibility Awards.
• We took a look at the best viewing prospects in the new feature The Week In Film.
• We recapped week five of Project Runway.
• And thanks to editor Michael Jensen, you had The.Best.Gay.Week.Ever!

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

Thanks to everyone for participating! This week's winner is ...

"Mud-diving isn't nearly as fun as all the girls on my softball team told me it would be," thought Louisa, unaware that her hearing difficulties had led to yet another awkward-yet-hilarious mix-up.

Thanks to r_m_s for this week's winning caption.