The Butch Factor

Gay men's quest for loving, lasting relationships, and what they can do to, not only find "Mr. Right" but also, keep him.

Gays in Prison is a documentary that puts Latrice Royale, popular star of RuPaul's Drag Race, front and center, as host, narrator and interviewer as she reveals her own experiences in jail and explores the stories of gay men in and out of prison. The film develops themes of redemption, lessons learned and, yes, even humor and love. The documentary also reveals gay prison pen pals and those on the outside finding love behind bars.

Whether they're serving drinks at the local gay bar, doing hair at an upscale salon, or managing a fashion boutique, these straight guys are defying stereotypes and breaking down the sexual divide in this probing expose about the growing trend.

Gay men and their pursuit of physical perfection. When it comes to looks and body image, gay men can be a pretty tough crowd. Men are visually programmed. And gay men have an appreciation for beauty in all aspects, whether it's other male bodies or just antiques. There's no doubt that attractiveness is key to a man's self-esteem and his impression on others, especially in gay life. The pressure to look good is even more intense in an image- driven culture where near-naked images of masculine perfection abound. Men are being objectified as never before. From super models and muscle boys, to bears and twinks to average Joes, along with experts in the business of beauty, "The Adonis Factor" is a revealing look at gay men's love or lust for all things pretty.

A new generation of activists takes up the campaign for gay and lesbian equality.

From plus-size fashion shows and beauty pageants to people who think big is beautiful, a counter-cultural movement is in full swing against the pop culture mandate that thin is in.

A documentary that uncovers the where, the how and the why of male body hair, along with a growing counter-culture movement taking pride not shame in their furry manes.