AfterElton Briefs: "Luke and Noah: The Movie," "Boys To Manzo," Ryan Murphy's "American Horror Story" Is A Go, and More!

Lady Gaga visits 'The Morning Mash Up' on at SiriusXM Studio this morning in New York City.

• A Facebook campaign has been set up to garner support for a Luke & Noah movie, to conclude the unfinished love story from As The World Turns. I would love to see it, but because I'm twisted, I'd want it to include a little haunting by a certain prickly doctor.

• In today's "Well, duh" file, GOProud is reaching out to Michele Bachmann. I was wondering how long it would take.

• f/x has picked up 13 episodes of Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story, which will air starting in October. The "psycho-sexual thriller" stars Dylan McDermott, Connie Britton, Denis O'Hare, and in her first regular TV series role, Jessica Lange.

• Last night's Season Four premiere of AMC's Breaking Bad garnered the best ratings in the show's history.

• Below you can see the latest episode of The Variants, as the gang tries to raise $10,000 dollars to get the comics store back from the IRS. Will the "Man Jam" bachelor auction do the trick? And is hot ginger Richard willing to compromise his virtue in the process?

• If you've never seen The Real Housewives of New Jersey, you don't have to start now. However, there is a web series that follows the adventures of rational housewife Caroline Manzo's two sons Albie and Chris. Boys To Manzo focuses on the guys' attempt to get jobs and move in to their own apartment ... with gay roommate and best bud (and tall drink of water) Greg. You can sample the show here, as Albie and Greg confront Chris about his fratboy ways.

• This year's Outfest Awards winners have been announced, with Weekend winning the Grand Jury Award for outstanding international dramatic feature film, and The Wise Kids taking home the Grand Jury Award for outstanding U.S. dramatic feature film.

• Just Jared has pics of Adam Lambert and boyfriend Sauli Koskinen attending a movie in L.A. (probably that Sarah Palin documentary).

• Below you can see the final episode of That's Gay, as Bryan Safi takes one more look at the State of the Super-Gay Union. Thanks for giving us three minutes of comedy gold fortnightly, Bryan. It will be missed!

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