The Battle Continues - Can There Be Only One?

We watched them all spring, the unlikely friends, taking stage week after week, locked in a Highlander style battle for the hearts of America. In the end, America went hottie twink over studly goth. But by then it hardly mattered - they were both rock stars. And now they're proving it.

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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!

• We were ecstatic to learn that Southland is officially moving to TNT.
• Ask The Flying Monkey took a close look at gays and Scientology.
• We loved the fourth episode of the season of Ugly Betty.
• We recapped the sixth episode of the season of The Amazing Race.
• Gays of Our Lives took us around the world for more soap opera news.
• We gave you the best listening prospects in New Music Monday.
• We recapped the sixth episode of the season of Brothers and Sisters.
• We took an early look at next summer's blockbuster Prince of Persia.

• This week's Mores for Gays looked at the humor behind gay jokes.
• We went Under The Covers for some more snarky titles.
• We learned that the surviving members of Boyzone are planning a tribute album to the late Stephen Gately.
• We gave you a purely informative pictorial look at the week in sports.
• We were as disappointed as you were with the election results this week.
• Your Asshat of the Week was Stand For Marriage Maine.
• We had a chuckle at the fact that gay sci-fi characters upset certain straight men.
• Out on DVD this week is an Almodovar film festival.
• We liveblogged One Life To Live for the latest Kish action.

• We continued our weekly TwitterWatch with Christian Siriano, and more!
• We love that a new gay Eastenders character is bringing diversity to the soap.
• We adore Mindy Kaling's Subtle Sexuality.
• We presented the new daily feature The Morning Meme.
• We liked what we saw in the trailer for the upcoming film Sherlock Holmes.
• We gave you a first look at the week's episode of Modern Family.
• We reviewed the British film Mr. Right.
• Bryan Batt is the latest honoree for Logo's Legacy Campaign.
• We gave you the chance to vote on who should comprise the threesome on next week's Gossip Girl.
• We gave you four new contenders in the Battle of the Network Gays.

• And you picked your winner.
• We were blown away by the video for Adam Lambert's new song.
• We had mixed feelings about South Park and the "F' word.
• This week's Puzzler was a mystery.
• We recapped week twelve of Project Runway.
• We asked women why they love gay men.
• We took a look at the best viewing prospects in the new feature The Week In Film.
• We gave you the first look at the musiv video from Make The Yuletide gay.
• We took a closer look at the controversy surrounding Matthew Bomer and wondered when "out" is truly "out'.
• And thanks to editor Michael Jensen, you had The.Best.Gay.Week.Ever!

Drop your caption ideas in the comments (And please remember to keep the captions PG-13!), and check out last week's winner after the jump!

Time for another one of those time-wasting yet hopelessly addictive online jigsaw puzzles! We're not going to give you any hints, but if you want to see the finished product then click here.

Move the pieces around with your mouse — they will snap together when in the right place. How fast can you complete this puzzle?

We've all heard offensive jokes, and some of us may have told jokes we thought were harmless but wound up receiving an "I don't think that's funny."

This week, Daniel confers with vlog star Joy Nash about gay jokes. Deciding what jokes pass inspection is no laughing matter. Well, actually, it is.

Check it out after the break!

Oliver Fish nabs the crown again, garnering 38% of the vote for his fiery coming-out declaration in front of protesters and cameras on One Life to Live.

In second place is his paramour Kyle Lewis, who earned 29% for making his own declaration ... of love.

Trailing in third is Sam and Dan from The Amazing Race, who wore clingy long underwear and won the week's race, but could only manage 17% in the face of the Kish juggernaut.

Right behind them with 16% was Modern Family's Mitchell, who proved he still has all the right moves.

Congrats to Oliver, who's getting quite accustomed to wearing the crown. Come back next Thursday to see if he's nominated again, or if four new contenders will vie for the top spot.

"Will they or won't they" ... show up in this episode? We've been hearing conflicting rumors that our guys may make an appearance, so let's cross our fingers. If they don't, well hopefully someone else will fly out a window or one of the hunks will throw us a bone with a towel scene.

Join us for the fun and refresh for updates.

Thanksgiving in the U.S. is still two weeks away which means Christmas is still, well, a long long way off, but I've still got a little something to get you in the Holiday spirit! It's a music video from the upcoming release of Make the Yuletide Gay starring Adamo Ruggiero which comes out on DVD next Tuesday.

The song is called "Gloria" and was written and performed by Jake Monaco and Jen Hansen and . It's actually quite catchy and I daresay us 'mos might just now have a Holiday song to call our own!