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With pride month underway, here are some of the best recent performances you can see now by LGBTQ+ actors.

And no, don't change the subject 'Cause you're my favorite subject.

Celebrated playwright Larry Kramer has passed away.

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This year’s Golden Globes nominations dropped on Thursday morning, and the TV nominations were not immune to a few shockers. From shows that didn’t get nominated to shows that did, here are the biggest surprises from the 2015 Golden Globes committee.

The Screen Actors Guild just unleashed its nominees for 2014, and as it usually is with television, most of the nominees are pretty much what you would expect. Game Of Thrones, House Of Cards and Modern Family all cleaned up on nominations.

It was a little surprising that the director eventually got the project off the ground with HBO rather than making The Normal Heart big screen endeavor like Running with Scissors or Eat, Pray Love, but HBO has always been on the cutting edge of television, and the new trailer for The Normal Heart seems to prove that picking up the project was probably the right call.

Ryan Murphy has been known to deliver some of the most ghastly imagery on television through FX’s American Horror Story, but he’s walking in a completely different shadow of darkness for his upcoming HBO film The Normal Heart, which focuses on the spread of AIDS through New York City in the early 1980s.

At last, Game of Thrones fans now have an official return date to set on their calendars or apps or whatever the kids are using these days to mark dates. HBO announced today that Season 4 of the fantasy drama will debut Sunday, April 6. Winter is coming about a week later than it did for Season 3, but not such a huge delay that we need to complain, right? HBO also announced premiere dates for Veep, Vice and the debut of their new series Silicon Valley.

It’s official: the Ryan Murphy-directed adaptation of the Tony-award winning Larry Kramer play The Normal Heart is coming to the small screen instead of the big one. HBO is going forward with the project, originally conceived as a feature film, which will star Julia Roberts, Mark Ruffalo, and White Collar’s Matt Bomer.

While Ruffalo will lead the narrative, playing Ned Weeks, a gay-rights advocate who is the first to draw notice to the disease that was initially misnamed "gay cancer" or GRID (Gay-related immune deficiency), Roberts will portray Dr. Emma Brookner, one of the few medical professionals who first realized the severity of the virus

Since we learned that The Avengers will be filming in February, it makes sense that Ruffalo would be available to start filming Normal Heart by June

Ruffalo will star in the film adaptation of Larry Kramer’s critically acclaimed play. Ryan Murphy, creator of Glee and Nip/Tuck, is also attached to the project