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on October 25, 2013

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First Look: Gay Hollywood on Oprah's Next Chapter

On Sunday, October 27, Oprah hosts a conversation about being gay in America with comedian Wanda Sykes, Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Scandal star Dan Bucatinsky. Watch as they share their personal experiences about coming out and the importance of marriage equality. Tune in at 9/8c.

Then, stay tuned at 10/9c for the premiere of Bridegroom, Linda Bloodworth-Thomason's documentary about Shane Bitney Crone and his journey to honor his late partner, Thomas Bridegroom.

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