Get your hands on John’s fabulous gay short, BoyCrazy — part of the gay men’s shorts collection: BOYCRAZY (coming to DVD on April 6th but you can reserve your copy now at WolfeVideo.com).

Click here to see the trailer, buy the DVD or own LOVING ANNABELLE from iTunes!

Keep an eye out for Reed Cowan’s 8: THE MORMON PROPOSITION coming soon to a film festival or cinema near you on the heels of its successful World Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Get more details about the film right here.

Go friend Dani on Facebook and stay up to date on all her exploits including her upcoming role on GIMME SUGAR 2!

Read the full interview right here: Anthony Mackie: ‘Hollywood Cares More About Hobbits Than the World In Which They Live’ | Movieline.

“As a queer Asian woman without a language other than English, I actually fit in nowhere. I can’t fit in with Chinese people because I can’t fully claim my Chinese identity. I can’t claim my American identity in the same way as someone who has American identities for generations and as a woman it’s hard to claim my identity in a predominantly male industry.”

via SF360: Jennifer Phang on “Half-Life” and identity.

Or click here to get Oprah details:

The High School Quarterback Who Became a Lesbian – Oprah.com.

From when it screened at Cannes last year (complete with French subtitles) it’s the official trailer for the crazy new Jim Carrey/Ewan MacGregor romantic-comedy (emphasis on comedy). Look for it at theaters near you come March 26th! More details at the official I Love You Phillip Morris website.

The World Cinema Audience Award: Dramatic was presented to CONTRACORRIENTE (UNDERTOW) written and directed by Javier Fuentes-Leõn, an unusual ghost story set on the Peruvian seaside in which a married fisherman struggles to reconcile his devotion to his male lover within his town’s rigid traditions.

The film was acquired earlier in the week by by Wolfe. Read more details or watch the trailer at Sundance.org!

And we just have to share a snippet from Peter Knegt’s absolutely raving review on indieWIRE.com:

Such authentic examinations of a same-sex family don’t come around too often, and “The Kids Are All Right” has mainstream accessibility to boot. It’s this accessibility (much more present than in Cholodenko’s previous efforts—1998’s “High Art” and 2002’s “Laurel Canyon”) that should allow for the film to have no trouble finding a distributor. Whispers of a major deal came immediately after the credits rolled, and could very well go down today. But wherever “Kids” ends up, audiences should prepare for something truly special: One of the most endearing and genuine cinematic portraits of a contemporary American family, and one that just so happens to be reared by a same-sex couple.

Read the rest at indieWIRE.

The folks at the Queer Lounge put together this helpful Summary of LGBT Festival Films showing at Sundance and other Park City film festivals. The list includes numerous features, documentaries and short films including the new Allen Ginsberg bio-pic HOWL, pictured above.

“Really, my personal reason – aside from giving [the people in the film] a voice – is the fact that I was a kid in Roosevelt, Utah, who knew what it was like to be called a ‘faggot’ every day,” he said. “I knew what it was like to go to church and hear that word in the hall. I knew what it was like to want to kill myself for what I silently fought my whole damn life… And, really, the root of it all was that my church taught that I was a monster for who I was authentically.”

via Queers, Tears and Cheers: Prop 8 Doc Rallies Sundance Audience – indieWIRE.

Pictured above: Pro Prop 8 protesters outside the Sundance premiere of 8: THE MORMON PROPOSITION

On Conan O’Brien’s final Tonight Show, he earned one of his biggest laughs when he said that if HBO decided to make a movie about the recent late-night fiasco, he’d “like to be played by Academy Award-winner Tilda Swinton.” I just finished interviewing Swinton at Sundance to promote her new film I Am Love, and I decided (without any authorization from HBO whatsoever) to make her a formal offer for the red-headed role. Do we have a rare bit of good news for the beleaguered O’Brien?

via Tilda Swinton on Playing Conan O’Brien: ‘Yes, Yes, Yes, Absolutely’ | Movieline.

Filming her kissing scene with Dakota Fanning in The Runaways was just another day at the office for Kristen Stewart.

“It's just something we did,” Stewart said at last night's Sundance Film Festival premiere of the biopic about Joan Jett's 1970s all-girl rock band, The Runaways. ”In this story, it's so not like a romantic thing. It's just something that they just do.”

via Kristen Stewart on Kissing Dakota Fanning: Nothing Romantic About It – E! Online.

POWER UP’s official photographer snapped this lovely portrait of AND THEN CAME LOLA star Ashleigh Sumner shmoozing with the oh-so-hot Angela Featherstone (of Exes & Ohs).

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger was up late into the evening the night of National Coming Out Day and the National Equality March (October 11th) signing more than 100 bills he had recently threatened to veto. Thankfully Senator Mark Leno’s Harvey Milk Day was in the Yes pile!

The new law designates May 22nd (Harvey’s birthday) as Harvey Milk Day in the State of California.

Read more details HERE.

And we couldn’t resist posting Oscar-winning MILK screenwriter Dustin Lance Black’s moving testimony before the California Senate Education Committee on behalf of the bill. Click to watch it above.

“In And Then Came Lola – the much talked about, highly praised, and increasingly popular new lesbian film currently making the festival circuit – Ashleigh Sumner plays “Lola.” The film is funny, sexy, exciting, and enormously appreciated by the lesbian community – and so is its star. Despite being extremely busy these days with Lola – which also stars Jill Bennett, Cathy DeBuono, and Jessica Graham – and her career in the art world, Sumner recently took time out to talk to Cherry Grrl and fill our readers in on what it was like to be a part of the movie, her very artistic side, and even her personal life – sorry ladies, she’s taken.

Read the full interview HERE. And sign up to be notified when the DVD is available from WolfeVideo.com.

“The lesbians love me,” she proclaims.

We do, we really do!

Tune in to see Melonie this fall on the Final Season of Nip/Tuck. And get your copy of ITTY BITTY TITTY COMMITTEE right now from Wolfe (where it’s on sale for $14.95)!

More than 700 posters for the South African Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, which show illustrated same-sex couples kissing, have been torn down from lamp posts around Cape Town.

“Some stupid twits with more time on their hands than brains trashed our gorgeous posters. And for what?” said festival director Nodi Murphy, according to The Cape Times.

Read the rest of the story HERE.