Need a refresher on all the informative, uplifting, sexy, and entertaining LGBT videos from this past week?

We've got the recap right here:

10. Kristen Wiig Will Creep You Out in Trailer for Gay-Themed Film ‘Nasty Baby'

The trailer for Sebastián Silva's Nasty Baby promises a bizarre and horrific twist on the trope of ‘single straight female looking to get pregnant with the help of gay male friend.'

Silva also stars in the film as one half of a gay couple that the single straight female in this story (Kristen Wiig) turns to for help when trying to conceive. What at first looks like familiar indie fare quickly grows dark.

9. Harlem Hate Pastor Has Manic Meltdown at Protestors Outside His Church

Harlem Hate Pastor James David Manning interrupted a candlelight vigil by Harlem Against Violence, Homophobia, And Transphobia outside Manning's ATLAH World Missionary Church on Tuesday with a meltdown so spiteful it's comedic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RdOjkREgZ8

8. #StillBisexual Campaign is a Powerful Promotion for Bisexual Visibility Week

The bisexual visibility campaign #StillBisexual celebrated Bisexual Visibility week with a daily video series documenting bisexual peoples' stories of dealing with the frustration of people categorizing their sexuality based on who they're dating.

It's a powerful reminder of the B in LGBT.

7. Watch as This Homophobic Teen is Turned into Hitler by Her Anti-gay Hate Speech

In a new PSA from Poland tackling anti-gay hate speech, a teenage woman is shown morphing into Adolf Hitler as she spews homophobic slurs.

6. Mike Huckabee Compares Inviting LGBTs to Meet the Pope with Giving Alcoholics an Open Bar

Beyond the pale, per usual for Huckabee.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-Tw6eiItHM

5. Matt Baume Explains Why ‘Stonewall' Film Is An Insult to the Memory of the Real-Life Rioters

By now, you've seen the calls for boycott and read the unflattering reviews (including our own) of Roland Emmerich's Stonewall. Emmerich himself did his movie no favors by using the term “straight acting” to describe the Midwestern hero at the center of Stonewall.

Writer Matt Baume explains why this term “straight acting” is a no-no in the video below.

4. Network TV Addresses PrEP for the First Time on ‘How to Get Away with Murder'

The topic of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), was broached on primetime network television for the first time this week in a scene from the premiere of Shonda Rhimes hit drama How To Get Away with Murder that had AIDS Services organizations and PrEP advocates singing the show's praises.