First Look at Shirtless Gay 'Happy Endings' Addition James Wolk

Back in November, I mentioned that James Wolk was coming to ABC's Happy Endings as a love interest for Max (Adam Pally). Here's a first look (and a shirtless one at that) at Wolk's first episode on the show, airing just before Valentine's Day.

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Haley Joel Osment Plays Gay in 'Sassy Pants': VIDEO

AI and The Sixth Sense's Haley Joel Osment has resurfaced in a new film in which he plays the younger boyfriend of a teenage girl's dad. The Hollywood Reporter explains:

In the film, Osment, plays Chip Hardy, the boyfriend of Ashley Rickards' father, played by Napoleon Dynamite and Office Space actor Diedrich Bader. The movie revolves around Rickards, who plays a teenage girl with a gay dad and overbearing mom, who is trying to get a job and go away to college.

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James Wolk to Play Gay on 'Happy Endings'

James Wolk is joining the cast of Happy Endings, they report.

TV Line adds: "TVLine has learned that the sought-after actor will appear in multiple episodes of the buzzy ABC comedy playing Max’s old new boyfriend. That’s right, he’s a guy Adam Pally’s scene-stealing character used to date and is now dating again."

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Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer Kiss on 'Two and a Half Men': VIDEO

Ashton Kutcher's Walden saves sucks face on Two and a Half Men after his hit on a woman who turns out to be a lesbian goes down in flames.

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True Blood's Big Coming Out [Spoilers]

Last night, True Blood revealed which character would explore a same-sex relationship. How did you all feel about the premiere?

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'90210' Removing Trevor Donovan's Gay Character Teddy

90210 is losing a high-profile gay character, TVLine's Michael Ausiello reports:

Sources confirm to TVLine exclusively that Trevor Donovan — whose heretofore-closeted alter ego Teddy was at the center of a high profile coming out storyline last season — will not be returning to The CW soap as a series regular for Season 4.

"I look back on getting this real-life story line as a blessing,” Donovan told TVLine in a statement. “To be able to simultaneously take on a challenging role and bring awareness to a relevant social issue was a win-win for me. I’m looking forward to what opportunities and adventures lie ahead.”

As producers phase out the character, he'll be limited to appearing in five episodes next season as a non-regular.