If my Freshman Year was like this I would have never graduated.  There's been ups, downs and a lot of sex.  The long over due sneak peak of the season finale is finally here! Make sure you subscribe to Bawn Television to check out the entire episode coming soon!

Now there is no excuse not to see this movie.  Via Variety: Louis C.K. has made a move into movie distribution, releasing the gang documentary “Check It” through his website.

“Check It,” which is executive produced by Steve Buscemi, follows the members of black gay gang in Washington, D.C. as they attempt to survive. C.K. announced the release through an email to his subscribers.

“It knocked me right over,” he said. “It was an amazing emotional ride. It was funny and moving, I learned a lot and it gave me a lot to think about after.”

What could possibly go wrong? I don't know if the best way to make a name for yourself is by making an ass of yourself but it worked for Tom Green.  We're not gonna knock anyone's hustle and if BrowardMadeJamar keeps making videos like this he'll have our attention until he gets kicked out of Walmart.  We're not encouraging this though, he's still black and even with his pants down he might considered armed and dangerous. 

LGBTQ people please protect yourselves.  Because videos like this prove that often no one else will.  How sad that everyone is standing around as she begs for help.  

We love supporting new talent and putting everyone up on the up and coming.  One channel we're going to be paying close attention to in the next couple of weeks is Kareem Dant's Miseducation of A Black Gay Guy.  He needs your help coming up with topics to discuss so be sure to watch the video below and leave him some feedback.  Know anyone we should spotlight?  Leave it in the comments!

In the season 2 premiere of PBS Digital Studios’ First Person, host Tonilyn Sideco talks with playwright Donja Love about his experience of surviving depression and suicide ideation, expanding notions of Black masculinity, and what he refers to as the radical power of “softness”.

Love, loyalty, and trust can go a long way when it comes to surviving in Ellenwood. And these pair of brothers are impacted constantly when their environment tests their bonds. Meet Rockwell & Sinclair and Trent & Ashley. 

A Drag Queen? Being Extra? Never!  Sike, we all know the masters and mistresses of illusion always do the absolute most.  Elishaly D’witshes is no different in this circus stunt.  I can only imagine how her thighs...and other body parts felt after slamming against the concrete below.  

Come thru Puerto Rico!

Two ads in one week.  Legendary.  Ley is doing it out here big for the trans sisters!  We're so proud of her as she continues to break down barriers for all those who are sure to follow after the amazing example she is setting!

Get your popcorn ready for "Red Carpet, Hashtags and Heartbreak" a new film written and produced by Davien Harlis. After becoming America’s hearththrob, at the height of his career Dylan Smith (Davien Harlis) is accused of a crime by a scorned lover that he assures the world he is completely innocent of. When social media gets word of Dylan’s crime his life is immediately changed. Morgan (Jody Fulton) and Tori (Markell Williams), Dylan’s best friends, immediately run to his rescue and begin to pick up the pieces.