Gay Thomas

Sun Hung Kai co-chairmen Raymond and Thomas Kwok return to HK's anti-corruption agency to renew their bail. Arnold Gay reports.

Gay is the new straight. Friends are the new family. Thirty isn't what it used to be. Five best friends in their late 20's face the disintegration of their tightly knit urban tribe. Gay and straight, white and brown, driven and aimless, this disparate group lives and breathes New York City with a vivid emotional realism that captures the tenor of a new generation. Starring Terry Serpico (Michael Clayton, Hannibal) as Louie, sexy Ryan Locke as Andrew, award-winning Nicole Bilderback as Julie and with Colin Fickes, Andrew Wei Lin, and Thomas Sadowski, money and sexual tension draw these former classmates together while tearing their bonds apart. Winner - Best Leading Actress Award - Nicole Bilderback, OUTFEST Winner - Best 1st Time Director Award, Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival

8: The Mormon Proposition exposes the Mormon Church's historic involvement in the promotion and passage of California's Proposition 8 and the religion's secretive campaign against gay rights. As California's anti-gay marriage Proposition 8 languished in the polls, Mormon Prophet Thomas S. Monson issued a call from Salt Lake City to millions of Mormons all over the world. His was an order to action - containing the secret code language of the highly secret Mormon temple ceremony - commanding Mormons both inside and outside of California to do all things necessary to insure the passage of California's Proposition 8. Within days, hundreds of thousands of Mormons all over the United States funneled thirty million dollars in to California to ensure the passage of Proposition 8. It wasn't until the California Fair Political Practices Commission launched an investigation into the Church's involvement did the secrets of the Mormon effort become a matter of record.

Radio host Jay Thomas gives his thoughts on North Carolina's Amendment 1, which targets same-sex marriage.

Dec. 15: Gene Robinson, the nation's first openly gay Episcopal bishop, responds to GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry's anti-gay television ad, telling msnbc's Thomas Roberts 'it must break God's heart to see religion used in a political campaign like this.'

Feb. 29: Sgt. Brandon Morgan, a gay Marine whose homecoming kiss with his partner was captured on camera and went viral, talks to msnbc's Thomas Roberts about breaking stereotypes and not being afraid to be himself.

Feb. 9: Brandon White, the victim of a vicious beating in Atlanta that was caught on surveillance camera, tells MSNBC's Thomas Roberts he was targeted because he is gay.

Gene Robinson, the nation's first openly gay Episcopal bishop, responds to GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry's anti-gay television ad, telling msnbc's Thomas Roberts "it must break God's heart to see religion used in a political campaign like this."

Nov. 7: Burke Burnett says he was beaten, stabbed and burned by three men at a party in Reno, Texas, all because he is gay. The suspects have been charged with aggravated assault, but police say it will be up to a grand jury to decide whether the attack is prosecuted as a hate crime. Burnett discusses the horrific ordeal with msnbc s Thomas Roberts.

The Flip Side: MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts breaks down the reasoning behind the lack of gay military families at the White House salute to service members.

Openly-gay country star Chely Wright tells MSNBC's Thomas Roberts why she plans to fight a proposed constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage in North Carolina.

Thomas Roberts talks with MSNBC'S Chris Hayes about how audience members at Thursday's GOP debate in Florida responded to a question from openly-gay soldier Stephen Hill.