Adapted from Scott Heim's 1996 novel, this sometimes dreamy, sometimes brutal, and often disturbing film engages the viewer in the lives of two boys. One boy responds to sexual abuse, and his attraction to his abuser, by becoming a hustler who fears showing emotion. The other boy hunts for the truth behind his lost time by clinging to UFO theories. As young men, they will eventually meet, for a beautiful ending to an often ugly story.

I have been a great fan of Alison Moyet for more years than I would care to admit. I have dreamed of seeing her live as long as I can remember. I have seen her perform on You Tube, but it has always been a dream the day I would actually be there in the hall experiencing Alison Moyet. If you are not familiar with Alison, she together with Vince Clarke were Yazoo. They together created electonica. They went their separate ways before their second album was even released. Both efforts are classics unequalled to this day. Moyet went on to great solo success, to date she has sold more than twenty million albums. Her talent is more diverse than any other artist I can name. She is as at home singing a fast paced dance track as she is singing a classic from George and Ira Gershwin. I was delighted to see that she was coming to America to tour for the first time in fifteen years. I caught up with Alison at her home just outside London . . .

Admittedly, the plot of this comedy/drama sounds shocking, irreverent, and unlikely, but Harry and Max delivers emotional insight and probing character studies.

(Spanish, with English subtitles.) Though this is a movie that captures the love and complications of family, it definitely isn't a family film. The R-rated version looks honestly and graphically at bear culture in Spain. The unrated version contains two additional, even more graphic, sex scenes.

Tomorrow May Be Too Late by Thomas Marino recalls a turbulent time in the author's young life when he fell in love with a man for the first time.

The Rev. Rizi Nasele Timane’ and the Gospel Truth Music Ministry are voicing their support for Uganda’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and their distress at the new perils that the community faces under the country’s proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

The Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, lauded Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler today for his sound legal opinion in analyzing Maryland’s marriage comity laws.

The highest-ranking leaders of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines appeared before Congress this week and testified in support of the strategy to repeal the discriminatory “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” law that was laid out by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates.