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On last night's episode of The Real World Brooklyn, the cast screened a fictional film based on the life of a previous cast member, Pedro Zamora, the gay Real World San Francisco cast member who was HIV positive.As part of their work as volunteers for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &Transgender Community Center, the current cast held a screening of the 'Pedro,' which debuts April 1 at 8 p.m. ET on MTV and Logo and was written by written by Oscar-winner Dustin Lance Black.They didn't do a great job of getting people to attend, as only about half of the seats were filled. 'I think they're still trying to figure out what this whole thing is,' Chet said, and he may have stumbled upon the biopic's real problem. The film includes fictionalized scenes of something that actually broadcast 15 years ago this summer, and that begs the question of why MTV felt the need to dramatize something many of us actually watched--and dramatize it as poorly as they've apparently done, based upon the trailer

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Nearly two weeks after the premiere of Disney's 'Jonas Brothers: The 3-D Concert' film, the sibling music act has unveiled dates for a world tour.

On last night's episode of The Real World Brooklyn, the cast screened a fictional film based on the life of a previous cast member, Pedro Zamora, the gay Real World San Francisco cast member who was HIV positive.As part of their work as volunteers for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &Transgender Community Center, the current cast held a screening of the 'Pedro,' which debuts April 1 at 8 p.m. ET on MTV and Logo and was written by written by Oscar-winner Dustin Lance Black.They didn't do a great job of getting people to attend, as only about half of the seats were filled. 'I think they're still trying to figure out what this whole thing is,' Chet said, and he may have stumbled upon the biopic's real problem. The film includes fictionalized scenes of something that actually broadcast 15 years ago this summer, and that begs the question of why MTV felt the need to dramatize something many of us actually watched--and dramatize it as poorly as they've apparently done, based upon the trailer