Dennis visits TV writer James LaRosa in his office on the Paramount lot. James is the creator behind the hit VH-1 soap "Hit the Floor" about a sexy, sassy pro-basketball dance team (Go Devil Girls!) and the shirtless hunks who bed them and occasionally each other! They discuss the show's recent gay twist, James' winding road to showrunner and that project on his resume that keeps on giving; "Spring Break Shark Attack."

Actor, singer and RuPaul's Drag Race rebel Willam Belli welcomes Dennis to his LA home. Nothing's off the table including the fallout from RDR, his early days in Hollywood, his accidental activism as a Chik-fil-a satirst and his side-job booking gogo boys for nightclubs. Candid, surprising and more sentimental than you might think, the inimitable Willam always serves it up, whether tucked or untucked.

Dennis sat down with playwright Jonathan Tolins (Twilight of the Golds, The Last Sunday in June, Queer as Folk) on the day after his smash Off-Broadway play "Buyer and Cellar" opened in LA at the Mark Taper Forum. Inspired by Barbra Streisand's book "My Passion for Design," the play imagines what it would be like if Barbra actually hired an out of work gay actor (Ugly Betty's Michael Urie) to work in the Main Street USA-style mall she has the basement of her Malibu compound. Dennis and Jonathan also discuss Outfest pool parties, Mitt Romney's downfall, Queer as Folk, the importance of mentors and getting the hell out of LA.

On the eve of their Outfest premier, Dennis sits down with the team behind the new film "Tiger Orange;" director & cowriter Wade Gasque, co-writer/actor Mark Strano and actor Frankie Valenti (aka porn star Johnny Hazzard) making his dramatic feature debut. The film is about two estranged brothers in a smalltown in Central California who have very different ways of being gay. Topics include: fitting in vs. standing out, zip-lining without a harness and Barbie fashions.

My delightful career coach, friend and life saver Barbara Deutsch talks about going from a secretary to a recording artist, her upcoming workshop "Thrive," and finally getting Jesus to give it up. Learn more about her work at www.bdapproach.com

Dennis welcomes his old spinning teacher pal, comic and fitness instructor Debbie Praver. They discuss her recent USO tour to Afganistan, her days as a Disney parade performer, gym freaks and what it's like to kiss Donny Osmond.

Dennis is joined by his old friend EDDIE SHAPIRO, author of the terrific new book NOTHING LIKE A DAME: Conversations with the Great Women of Musical Theater. They discuss Broadway divas, the Tonys, The Normal Heart, working for the AIDS Walk and Eddie's chronic case of Disney-itis.

On the last night of his adventure abroad, Dennis spends a night in Rome with writer and editor Christian Poccia, who he met on a press trip to Montreal in 2005. They discuss the beauty of Rome, Christian's new magazine Gino, the novel Beautiful Ruins and the universality of the "not enough chairs" phenomenon.

This one's short, sweet, exotic and probably horribly recorded. On the ride to the airport after three jam-packed days in Dubai, I chat with the friend I came here to visit; filmmaker and TV producer Zaid Abu Hamdan, who is in Dubai working on the reality competition show The Victorious, which is like America Idol for soccer players.

While on my post cruise pleasure trip, I popped into Budapest, Hungary where my friend Tom Ford was working in the visual effects department for the upcoming Melissa McCarthy comedy "Spy." I got to crash in his extra room for three nights, catch up with Tom, whose been gone from LA for almost four months, and I fell in love with the city. Stories from my Bike Tour with Suzie, my cruise ship putting-on-a-show experiences and Euro couple's incessant PDAs are discussed. Recorded with a new technique so hopefully it sounds okay.