The new, all-gay TV network, LOGO, announced today the programming it’s readying for its launch in February of 2005. The network has already accumulated a library of more than 150 movie and documentary acquisitions and has in active development more than 20 projects with such stars as Cher and Chastity Bono, Alan Cumming, Margaret Cho (right), and others, reports usnewswire.com.
Along with commercial films like The Birdcage and Philadelphia, LOGO also has smaller films like Jeffrey, Edge of Seventeen, and The Broken Hearts Club. And it has tons and tons of original alternative-lifestyle programming. Tons. A whole lot of shows and movies and whatnot and, um, you should really go to usnewswire and read the exhaustive story yourself if you’re interested in this fine channel’s lineup. I’m exhausted.
Oh, and, in all correctness, LOGO is meant for what is known as the LGBT community, the LGBT standing for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. But crossdressing and curious are not represented in that acronym, so I figure all or nothing. Either make it all-inclusive or call it gay.
And can it still be called an acronym if it doesn’t make a pronounceable word?
