RuPaul's Drag Race Facebook followers and fans have liked their well-manicured fingers off on the show's fan page and unlocked (untucked?) the very first episode of season five! With one caveat: we all have to wait until the official January 28 TV premiere date on Monday to find out which queen sashayed away. If you can stand hanging onto the cliff hanger the entire weekend, head here to check out the first full* episode, hunties!

In the first episode of the new web series "Willam's Beatdown," the RuPaul's Drag Race alum roasts some of YouTube's most popular makeup tutorial videos (and in the process might have outed an otherwise "straight" boyfriend). Check out the debut of "Willam's Beatdown" after the jump!

Dr. Oz is inviting controversy today as his daytime talk show explores "ex gay" therapy. Activist and blogger Jeremy Hooper, a distinguished member of Instinct's 2012 crop of Leading Men, takes issue with Dr. Oz even discussing the discredited topic on national television to begin with. 

So, what does Jeremy have to say to Dr. Oz?

As if our fireman fantasies needed anymore fuel added to the, well, fire, Chicago Fire has to come along and parade Taylor Kinney and Jesse Spencer shirtless in the premiere episode (airing Wednesday).

Check out more of Taylor and Jesse in one of the greatest shows to ever hit television (based on ab count alone—we haven't exactly watched a single episode) after the jump!

It's the end of an era. After 20 years of groundbreaking programming, In The Life Media (ITLM) has announced that the last broadcast of In The Life, television's first LGBT newsmagazine, will air in December 2012.

More after the jump.

The pilot episode of The New Normal—one of the most anticipated TV series in homo history—has just hit the Internet in its entirety waaaay ahead of its September 11th debut on the rainbow peacock network. Follow the jump to watch Justin Bartha, Georgia King, Ellen Barkin and the openly gay Andrew Rannells all live up to the high expectations of creator/executive-producer Ryan Murphy!

We love us some Chloe Sevigny (almost as much as we love Drew Droege playing Chloe Sevigny), so when we heard she'd taken on a role as a transgendered hitwoman (WHAT?!) we knew it was going to be appointment television.

Well our appointment just got moved up a bit. DIRECTV is streaming the first full episode of Chloe's new show, Hit & Miss, now! 

The show officially premieres in two weeks on July 11, but you can watch it (and get a rundown of the show) after the jump! (*Contains violence, nudity, and profanity so may be NSFW!*)

Updated Wednesday, 2:32 p.m. PST

Well that was fast!

Following an outpouring of outrage yesterday over the treatment of transgender woman, Carmen Carrera, TLC has pulled the episode of Cake Boss that depicts her as a the punchline of a prank that ultimately mocks the transgender community.

More after the jump!

*Spoiler Alert*

If you've been living under a cock all of Tuesday and have sequestered yourself away from any mention of the season 4 finale of RuPaul's Drag Race, do not follow the jump!  

If you want to sound off on the episode, however, proceed ahead and take to the comments to voice your thoughts.

Glee's intentional tribute to the late Whitney Houston airs next week, but today fans were giving a taste of the memorial episode with a four-part harmony of "How Will I Know." Grab the tissue and follow the jump to watch... 

It gave us a bit of an unexpected tribute with Amber Riley's stunning coincidental rendition of "I Will Always Love You" a few days after Whitney Houston's death, but Glee is now prepping to give the late singer a full memorial episode worthy of her legacy. 

Giving us a lesson in the art of long-term teasing, Smash has been relentlessly promoted since May 2011. Finally, the critically-acclaimed musical that might give Glee a run for its money is ready to give up the goods as the first episode is finally available to watch in its entirety thanks to NBC. Follow the jump to watch!