 Our episode begins with correspondents Tony Sawicki and Athena Reich attending the OMAs (Out Music Awards) at at the Knitting Factory, a well-known concert hall in NYC s TriBeCa neighborhood. The OMAs, sometimes referred to as "The Gay Grammys" are presented by OutMusic, an organization that provides promotion, networking and support for openly gay musicians. See amazing performance footage and hear what the hosts and honorees Alex Olsen, Ari Gold, Darren, Namoli Brennett, Robert Urban, and others have to say about their music and their lives. Next, Correspondent Clover Honey visits the Arts Bank Theater for a night at the Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, where drag icon Charles Busch received an Artistic Achievement Award. Clover attends the premiere screening of Busch s latest film, A Very Serious Person and in an exclusive interview discuses the artist s varied career which has culminated in the directing of his first dramatic film. The interview features clips from Busch s new movie, as well as from the camp classic, Die Mommy Die! Next, Tony Sawicki visits the New World Theater to check in on one of the longest running Off-Broadway musicals, Naked Boys Singing. The self-descriptive title says it all; the show features young men singing, dancing, and showing off much more than just their vocal chords! Tony chats with some of the cast members about the show and its appeal to gay men and straight women. Enjoy the (carefully edited) clips from this show! Finally, Tony Sawicki visits the Quad Cinema in Manhattan s Greenwich Village to attend the NYC premiere of "Another Gay Movie. " The ribald, sexy, and unabashedly Queer comedy film has generated it s share of controversy while attracting sell-out crowds. Tony discusses the movie with its star, Michael Carbonaro, director, Todd Stephens and producer, Jesse Adams. Plus, get a peek at some clips from a film which is destined to become a cult classic!