Los Actores de ‘Ugly Betty’ Se Oponen a la Prop. 8
If you can read this headline, you might be part of the audience that this No on Prop. 8 ad is targeting, with a little help from three key "Ugly Betty" cast members.If you can read this headline, you might be part of the audience that this No on Prop. 8 ad is targeting, with a little help from three key “Ugly Betty” cast members.
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