Broke Straight Boys is a reality-based docu-series that explores the world of "Gay for Pay", a term used to describe when straight men do gay porn for money. The show focuses on the people involved in this taboo and unconventional lifestyle, exploring the dynamic relationships between the owner, business staff and performers of the adult website brokestraightboys.com.
People You Know tells the story of a circle of friends, family, lovers and ex-lovers--gay and straight--dealing with love, betrayal, and greed in the fast-paced world of New York City.
After years of failed attempts, aging gay writer Jimmy Randall finally sells his show "Guy Dubai: International Gay Spy" to the 18-year-old president of the only premium LGBT cable network, Here TV. However, Jimmy must hire an openly gay leading man or the series will not go forward. Jimmy casts sexy, talented Sam Decker...except Sam is secretly straight!
4 Moons tells four love stories. A boy struggles with his attraction to his male cousin. Two old friends start a more complicated relationship. A long-running gay relationship is threatened by a third man. An old family man pursues a male prostitute.
Adam is a Catholic priest who is in denial of his desire for men and works with teenagers with behavioral problems. When he meets Lukasz, the strange and taciturn son of a simple rural family, Adam's self-imposed abstinence becomes a heavy burden.
After taking a job at a rural grammar school, a closeted gay teacher bonds with a single mother and develops an attraction to her teenage son, but their friendship is soon tested by the reappearance of the teacher's jealous former lover.
America's only gay television network’s YouTube paid channel shows strong numbers in Russia and launches in India, Africa, Scandinavia, and numerous South American countries.
COMCAST CELEBRATES LGBT PRIDE MONTH WITH REDESIGNED WEB PORTAL AND FREE HERE TV CONTENT
Here TV Presents the Network Debut of From Here on OUT
Juliet Mills, Suzanne Whang, T.J. Hoban, Terry Ray, Adrian Gonzalez, and newcomers Austin Robert Miller and Michael Lanham star in the network’s first-ever original sitcom.
