With the arrival of June also comes a month of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Pride celebrations across the country, marking a time for the community to look back on nearly four decades of the LGBT movement’s progress since the 1969 Stonewall riots. To recognize Pride Month, a number of television networks offer up a slate of LGBT-focused programming. Here are highlights of what's on tap for June, ranging from dignified, to daring, to just plain fun.

Thursday, May 31
As the World Turns (CBS Daytime) NEW
Luke meets Noah today, setting the stage for daytime's first gay male romance. New episodes air weekdays. Check listings for airtimes.
http://www.cbs.com/daytime/atwt/

Friday, June 1
In the Life (syndicated) NEW
The LGBT newsmagazine airs its "Voices of Pride" episode this month, showcasing stories of individuals battling discrimination and celebrating their lives. Hosted by former NBA player John Amaechi. Times and dates vary; visit http://www.inthelifetv.org/ for airdates.

Sunday, June 3
C.R.A.Z.Y. (Sundance Channel, 12 AM ET/PT)
Jean-Marc Vallée’s award-winning dramedy follows a rebellious teenager (Marc-André Grondin) wrestling with his sexuality and eccentric family in 1970s Montreal.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/films/500013583

Monday, June 4
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) PREMIEREThroughout the month of June, noted film historian Richard Barrios will host a variety of films featuring depictions of gays and lesbians from the classic Hollywood era. Barrio and special guests such as Tab Hunter, Charles Busch, Alan Cumming and Michael Musto will discuss the concepts and stereotypes presented in classic films. New episodes and films air every Monday and Wednesday night in June at 8 PM ET/PT.
Night One – The Early Years
Algie, the Miner (8 PM)
The Monster (8:30 PM)
Exit Smiling (10:15 PM)
The Broadway Melody (11:45 PM)
Way Out West (1:45 AM)
The Office Wife (3 AM)
Stage Mother (4:15 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Gay Sex in the 70s (Sundance Channel, 9 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
This 2004 documentary looks at gay life in post-Stonewall, pre-AIDS New York, which many of those interviewed remember fondly as the pinnacle of sexual liberation for gay men in the United States.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/home/

Tuesday, June 5
June 5, 1981 is most frequently cited as the day that AIDS was revealed. GLAAD has created an online AIDS @ 25 Media Resource Guide to assist journalists in covering a quarter century of AIDS and LGBT images in the media.
http://www.glaad.org/media/AIDS/

Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List (Bravo, 10 PM ET/PT) SEASON PREMIERE
Comedian Kathy Griffin returns for Season Three of her Emmy-nominated unscripted series. This time around she performs in a prison, has a date with Nick Carter and hosts the Gay Porn Awards. Frequent repeats; new episodes air every Tuesday at 9 PM ET/PT.
http://www.bravotv.com/Kathy_Griffin/

Wednesday, June 6
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night Two – Gays Before the Code
The Sign of the Cross (8 PM)
Our Betters (10:15 PM)
Double Harness (11:45 PM)
Queen Christina (1 AM)
Wonder Bar (2:45 AM)
The Sport Parade (4:15 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Sunday, June 10
High Art  (Sundance Channel, 12 AM ET/PT)
This 1998 hit features Ally Sheedy as a legendary New York photographer and Radha Mitchell as the fresh-faced young woman who lures her out of seclusion.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/films/500063930

Monday, June 11
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night Three – Men and Women Behind Bars
Hell's Highway (8 PM)
Ladies They Talk About (9:15 PM)
Caged (10 PM)
So Young, So Bad (12:15 AM)
The Strange One (2 AM)
Women's Prison (4 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Songbirds (Sundance Channel, 9 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
2006 British documentary that profiles inmates – including several lesbians – at a women’s prison in Sutton, England, giving them the chance to tell their stories in songs written specifically for them.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/home/

Wednesday, June 13
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night Four – The Dark Side: Film Noir and Crime
The Big Combo (8 PM)
Suddenly Last Summer (10 PM)
Reflections in a Golden Eye (12 AM)
Gilda (2 AM)
The Maltese Falcon (4 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Sunday, June 17
Edward II (Sundance Channel, 12 AM ET/PT)
Derek Jarman's 1991 adaptation of Christopher Marlowe’s highly stylized play about the 14th Century king who risked everything for the love of his best friend.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/films/500062887

Monday, June 18
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night Five – Horror
The Uninvited (8 PM)
The Picture of Dorian Gray (10 PM)
Voodoo Island (12 AM)
The Haunting (1:30 AM)
The Seventh Victim (3:30 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Paper Dolls (Sundance Channel, 9 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE This documentary is about a group of transgender Filipinos who work by day as caregivers to elderly Orthodox Jewish men. By night, they appear on stage, performing as The Paper Dolls.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/home/

The View (ABC, weekdays)
Rosie O’Donnell kicks off her final week as co-host of The View.
http://abc.go.com/daytime/theview/

Wednesday, June 20
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night Six – Comedy
Manhattan Parade (8 PM)
Sylvia Scarlett (9:30 PM)
Turnabout (11:15 PM)
That Touch of Mink (12:45 AM)
The Producers (2:30 AM)
Designing Woman (4:15 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Thursday, June 21
Fabulous: The Story of Queer Cinema (IFC, 7:30 PM ET/4:30 PM PT) An IFC original documentary featuring LGBT film clips, interviews with openly gay filmmakers and actors, and an examination of the journey of queer film from the early 1960s to present.
http://ifc.bside.com/schedule/?_view=_filmdetails&_template=ifc&filmId=2839019

Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love (IFC, 9 PM ET/6 PM PT)
In this 1995 romantic comedy, two women from different backgrounds embark on a romance that will change their lives forever.  http://ifc.bside.com/schedule/?_view=_filmdetails&_template=ifc&filmId=4439664&timezone=America/New_York

Before Night Falls (IFC, 10:40 PM ET/7:40 PM PT) Actor Javier Bardem was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of openly gay Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas in this 2000 narrative film directed by Julian Schnabel.  Also featuring Oliver Martinez, Diego Luna and Johnny Depp as a transgender prison inmate. http://ifc.bside.com/schedule/?_view=_filmdetails&_template=ifc&filmId=4438184&timezone=America/New_York

Friday, June 22
The Click List: Ultimate Queer Edition (Logo, 10 PM ET/PT) NEW
Logo counts down the best in LGBT entertainment in honor of Pride weekend.
http://www.logoonline.com/

Love! Valour! Compassion! (IFC, 1 AM ET/10 PM PT)
Eight gay friends spend the summer together in a large 19th-century house in upstate New York. They explore their sometimes-conflicting attitudes about love, relationships, friendship and death. 
http://ifc.bside.com/schedule/?_view=_filmdetails&_template=ifc&filmId=4439296&timezone=America/New_York

Sugar (IFC, 3 AM ET/12 AM PT)
Set in 1980s Toronto, Cliff is a teenager just realizing he is gay. He meets and eventually falls for Butch, a male prostitute not interested in sex unless he is being paid for it. However, over time, Butch lets down his guard and decides to let Cliff into his heart. 
http://ifc.bside.com/schedule/?_view=_filmdetails&_template=ifc&filmId=4438612&timezone=America/New_York

Sunday, June 24
D.E.B.S. (Logo, 10 PM ET/PT)
This 2004 action movie parody and lesbian love story about a teenage paramilitary organization starring Jordanna Brewster and Holland Taylor.
http://www.logoonline.com/

Loggerheads (Sundance Channel, 12 AM ET/PT)
Narrative involving three overlapping stories of estranged families in three regions of North Carolina, including a young gay man living with HIV and the mother who gave him up for adoption, played by Kip Pardue and Bonnie Hunt.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/films/500014445

Monday, June 25
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night Seven – Code-Busters
Tea and Sympathy (8 PM)
Advise and Consent (10:15 PM)
The Children's Hour (12:45 AM)
Walk on the Wild Side (2:45 AM)
Victim (4:45 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Semper Fi (Showtime, 8:30 PM ET/PT) PREMIERE
Jeff Key, a 34-year-old gay man, joined the Marines in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. When he returned from his tour in Iraq, he developed a one-man stage play telling of his experience with "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Tonight, Showtime premieres a documentary inspired by his tale. 
http://www.sho.com/

Girl, Positive (Lifetime, 9 PM ET/PT) PREMIERE
In this Lifetime original movie, a high school senior (Julie Bowen) worries she has been infected with HIV. The head of the clinic where she goes to get tested is a lesbian, played by S. Epatha Merkerson.
http://www.lifetimetv.com/index.php

Red Without Blue (Sundance Channel, 9 PM ET/PT) U.S. TELEVISION PREMIERE
This documentary focuses on identical twins Mark and Alex Farley. Mark is experiencing his first long-term relationship with a man as Alex is transitioning from male to female.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/home/

Wednesday, June 27
Screened Out: Gay Images in Film (Turner Classic Movies, 8 PM ET/PT) NEW
Night 8 – Out and Open
Staircase (8 PM)
The Fox (10 PM)
The Boys in the Band (12 AM)
The Killing of Sister George (2:15 AM)
http://www.tcm.com

Friday, June 29
Degrassi: The Next Generation (The N, 8 PM ET/PT) SEASON PREMIERE
Gay college student Marco returns for another season of the hit Canadian teen soap.
http://www.the-n.com/ntv/shows/index.php?id=67 

Saturday, June 30
Southern Belles (Sundance Channel, 12 AM ET/PT)
This comedy stars Anna Faris as a small-town Georgia girl itching to move to the big city with her best friend (Laura Breckenridge). The two embark on an unexpected romance.
http://www.sundancechannel.com/films/500193630

Inclusion on this list does not necessarily represent an endorsement by GLAAD.

For Additional Resources, Contact:
Sarah Holbert
Entertainment Media Manager
(323) 634-2013
holbert@glaad.org