Watch - First Look At James Franco's BDSM Sundance Documentary Kink

Wanna watch James Franco bound, gagged and crying tears of happiness as some daddy figure whips him from behind? Well I guess we have to wait a wee while longer as Franco is not the star of Kink. The documentary Kink, premiering at this week’s Sundance Film Festival and produced by Franco, takes a look at what goes on behind-the-scenes at Kink.com, one of the largest BDSM internet porn company.

Directed by Franco’s longtime cinematographer Christina Voros, the documentary aims to demystify the BDSM lifestyle and reveal a world where ropes and bondage are joyful ways of expressing lust......

Watch - Teaser Trailer For New Aussie Documentary 'Love Like Yours'

“Love is like perfection, it comes in many different forms.”

While some countries are making progressive steps forward in providing equal rights for members of LGBTI community, Australia seems to be falling behind.

‘Love Like Yours.’ is the story of Brisbane gay rights activist and film-maker Chad St. James challenging the current Australian legislation with the hope to bring awareness to the the daily discrimination faced by members of the LGBTI community on a daily basis for simply being who they are.

Check out the teaser trailer for the documentary after the jump.

Today's Bits And Pieces

Matt Damon Addresses His Gay Bromance Rumors With Ben Affleck
Matt Damon says he endured rumors he and friend Ben Affleck were gay rather than offend his gay friends.

Glee's Chris Colfer Talks Books
The 'Glee' star and author of 'Struck by Lightning' talks to the New York Times about his favorite books.

No, Google Didn't Get Rid Of Porn
Google is weathering accusations of censorship as it alters the way its search engine filters explicit results.

Watch - Male Bonding Rugby Style

'Generation Xcess', a 2007 series by September Films for UK's ITV 2, looks at the lives of 20-somethings and how they entertain themselves on a 'typical' Saturday night.

In this clip, we follow the Sandbach rugby team as they celebrate their success in a series of local pubs. We find the Sandbach rugby team involved in a bit of male bonding which, after the equivalent of 240 pints of beer have been downed, involves stripping and more than a bit of "snogging and wanking" of other teammates. The more they down the alcohol, the more their inhibitions peel away. They may be playing it up a bit for the camera but there's no doubting the sincerity behind the kissing and fondling.

Watch - Becoming Chris Evans

From the producers of 'Half Nelson', 'Blue Valentine' and 'ESPN's The Life' comes 'Becoming'; an interview series that uncovers what successful actors, musicians, chefs, athletes and others, did to get to be leaders in their industries.

In this episode, 'Captain America' star Chris Evans gives us some insight on his Boston upbringing and the challenging decision he faced when considering the Captain America franchise. Watch 'Becoming Chris Evans' after the jump.

Watch The World's Worst Place To Be Gay?

Where could it be, the world’s worst place to be gay? Afghanistan? China? North Korea? Iran? It turns out to be Uganda, at least according to the Scott Mills. The gay Radio 1 DJ travels to Kampala to see what it's like to live in a society which persecutes LGBT people and meets those who are leading the hate campaign. 

The BBC documentary 'The World’s Worst Place to Be Gay?' is compelling and sad with pinpoints of inspiration throughout. It’s amazing what LGBT activists in Uganda are willing to risk. On his way home, Mills says he’ll never take the luxury of openly being who he is without fear for granted again. 

It isn’t an easy thing to watch. But you really should. There are four parts due to Youtube's upload limitation. Watch 'The World's Worst Place To Be Gay?' after the jump.

Watch Ian Thorpe: The Swimmer

Ian Thorpe: The Swimmer, directed by Gregor Jordan, shows a very human Thorpe and charts Thorpe's return, after a four-year break, to a swimming career that delivered nine Olympic medals, five of them gold. In the documentary, the former Olympic champion also spoke about his battle with depression and addresses the rumours surrounding his sexuality.

Lance Bass Reaches Out To Gay Youth In New Documentary

NSync’s Lance Bass is screening a documentary he produced at Los Angeles Outfest today.

Mississippi I Am was inspired by Constance McMillen, a lesbian who sued and won a lawsuit to take her girlfriend to the Prom. It tells the story of brave Mississippians who reject the politics of fear and religious intolerance of LGBT people and actively organize to fight for civil rights.

What the Band of Chefs at the World’s Best Restaurant Cook for Each Other

Danish photographer and filmmaker Simon Ladefoged captures a never-before-documented dimension of Noma, revealing what the chefs at the award-winning eatery cook for their own pre-service meal. Famed for artful Nordic dishes involving delicate, laborious work such as preening deep-fried moss and drying wafers of scallop, Copenhagen's gastronomic mecca re-energizes its chefs with the daily ritual of a boisterous communal staff lunch, held at 5pm before the evening’s guests start pouring in. Granted exclusive access to the Noma kitchens, Ladefoged produced an aesthetic portrait of the 37-strong team, culled from 22 countries, carefully preparing what founder René Redzepi calls their “family meal.”

Welcome to Gay China TV

Xiaogang Wei

It’s a depressing thought, but to a certain extent TV defines who we are as a society. Is the increase of gay characters on TV shows in the West a reflection of a more tolerance? Or is society more tolerant because of Glee, Modern Family, Queer as Folk and The L Word?

In China, like many countries, gay characters are banned from state administered TV, film and radio. For five years Beijing-based website Queer Comrades has been getting around the censors and broadcasting talk shows, news, documentaries and fiction on LGBT-related topics.

Queer Comrades first show was a talk show about fag hags featuring rock singer Helen Feng.

‘During that time it was really hard to find people who are gay and want to show their face in front of the camera,’ says founder Xiaogang Wei. ‘So we got our supportive straight girlfriends to go on camera and say “we love our gay friends”.’

Death squads hunt Iraq's gays and emos

A very sombering video on what the gay community has to face in Iraq after the US army left the country. Gays and emos are being hunted down by the death squad. And you think you can hide out at home, think twice. Honour killing of gays by their own family are being condone. The below video is produced by freelance photojournalist Andoni Lubaki. Please note that there is a disturbing image being shown around the 1 minute mark. It's a picture of a handsome youth that was found bludgeoned to death. It's not for the weak hearted.  

A peek into Gay China

China is not a country where you expect to find a thriving gay scene. Only a decade ago homosexuality was officially classified as a 'mental illiness', but today the gay community in certain parts of China is thriving. Below video is CRI's (China Radio International) investigation into gay culture in China. It's a very interesting 4 minute plus video that unveils something we seldom hear about, that is being gay in China.