Comedians Julie Goldman and Kate McKinnon are back with a new round of The Julie Goldman Interviews Special. First up: Tila Tequila survivor finalist Dani Campbell.

While fending off not very subtle advances from Kate, Dani talks with Julie about shooting Tequila and being a firefighter.

Then Kate plays the guitar!

Watch previous Celesbian Interviews here.

The 3Way roommates prepare for “lesbian spring break” in this sneak peek at their season finale, airing next Monday (look for more about that in the BLWE column on Friday).

Go to 3Waytv.tv for more video, photos, wallpaper, etc.

Dana and Helen of Mombian.com do a special Mother's Day vlog in response to a viewer request about their decision to become parents. What made Dana finally break down and decide to have a child? Why did they choose the method they did? Was their cat really involved in the selection of their sperm donor And what was that about dating Ellen DeGeneres and Sharon Stone?

They also invite all bloggers and vloggers to post on June 2 in celebration of the third annual Blogging for LGBT Families Day.

As we mentioned in our BLWE column last week, Logo has created a special AfterEllen.com award as part of their NewNowNext Awards, and ours is "What's your favorite video blog?" Shocking, I know.

Welcome to the first episode of AfterEllen.com's new monthly show, Girl Rock, in which host singer/songwriter Jennifer Corday (who you may remember from her guest appearance on What's Your Problem?) takes you backstage at the finals of her monthly Battle of the Bands contest in Los Angeles, where she interviews the bands and shows performance footage. This month's contest features the bands Rhythm and the Method, Runhoney, Julie Neumark, and Sh---ing Glitter.

So sit back, relax, watch hot lesbians rock out, and find out who wins this round of Battle of the Bands!

Check out girl-rock.com and corday.net for more info.

There's only one game worth talking about this week and it's Grand Theft Auto IV. Tracy and Angela give you the full rundown of GTA IV, from graphics and sound, right through to lesbian viewpoint and politics.

They reveal a lot of surprising feelings about this game and they consider its greater social message along with it's portrayal of women. If you think your mind is already made up about GTA IV, you have to see this vlog — it will make you rethink the whole GTA IV debate.

As always, the Lesbiangamers.com founders answer viewer feedback, reveal why there's a link between an ex of Tracy's and the original GTA, and camp it up with pretend guns and lollypops.

Jenn's best friend Troy joins her and Dee in reviewing this episode of Work Out, which features more lesbian drama on a boat.

Jenn and Dee also answer viewer questions, including whether they liked high school, if they're out to their parents, their religious views, and what they think of labels.

And in case you forgot that Jenn and Dee (and Troy) are band geeks at heart, they do some marching band trash-talk at the end of the episode, and Jenn and Dee get into a fight over whose musical instrument is more important.

Special shout-out to TalkingGuineaPig (aka Zoe) for creating Come With Me's awesome new intro, and to Kayla Jones for the new graphics!

This episode of SMMWT! is all about women in sports movies! The ones we like, anyway...

Not included? The recent soccer movie Gracie (kinda disappointing), Million Dollar Baby (too depressing), and lots of ice skating movies (whole 'nother genre). Plus probably whatever movie is your favorite, which I'm sure you'll let us know in the comments.

You'll also learn how Lori met one of her tennis idols, why you'll never catch her on a surf board, and what movie the Chariots of Fire theme song makes me think of (hint: Wally World!).

Special thanks to Kayla Jones for the new SMMWT! graphics!

In this extra-long episode of 3Way (22 mins!) Andrea, Roxie and Geri take Siobhan with them to the hot new lesbian bar in town, where Roxie gets into a showdown with Jenny Shimizu; Andrea helps Siobhan finally get some action (with a guy); and everyone runs into their exes, including pathological liar Celia (Elizabeth Keener), who hooks up with — who else? — Geri.

Plus: Siobhan's Young Doctors Who Cry co-star Winter Coat mysteriously shows up at the bar. Is she playing for the other team? I don't care, I just love that her name is Winter Coat!

Go to 3Waytv.tv for more video, photos, wallpaper, etc.

The Gay Agenda with VisibleVote08.com's Jennifer Vanasco and John Polly finally returns (Jay was out of town traveling for a bit), and today’s topics are the big ones of the week: The Obama/Wright fall-out, and hashing out last Sunday’s NY Times Magazine cover story on gay marriage. (Now, if only we could get Rev. Wright to preside at some gay weddings, all of these stories could come full circle, right?)

In this episdoe, actress and therapist Cathy DeBuono spends some time hanging out with comedian Erin Foley. Despite having just survived a night of "chow fun's revenge," Erin manages to join Cathy for some reminiscing about how they met playing ultimate frisbee, and discussion of three AfterEllen.com viewer letters. Fruits and vegetables come into play when Erin and Cathy examine the large size of their hands.

Lucia asks Cathy questions about learning how to ride while she's washing the "Dinah dirt" off of her bike, Cathy's neighbor Daniel shows up right on time with cocktails, and Erin takes her first motorcycle ride ever on the back of Cathy's Triumph...

For information about Erin's upcoming shows and to see video of her stand up go to www.erinkfoley.com

If you have questions/issues you want Cathy to address, you can leave it in the comments, or private message Cathy (just make sure to let her know in the message whether she can mention your username on air or not).

Hanifah and Olive find themselves dry and ashy in Denver, Colorado for the Culture Feast Festival.

When they return to NYC they will be greeted by a Uhaul, as Olive and Hanifah announce they are finally moving in together.

Check out www.upeople-themovie.com for more about their film.

In the last confessional of 3Way's first season, we learn what brought Siobhan to L.A., how Roxie and Geri met, and why Siobhan doesn't throw everyone out.

Go to 3Waytv.tv for more video, photos, wallpaper, etc.

Dana of Mombian.com discusses two new memoirs about the journey to single motherhood, including the cynical and funny My Miserable, Lonely, Lesbian Pregnancy. She vlogs without Helen this week, but instead has a very special guest: her mom.

Hear what a grandmother has to say about the differences between being a parent and being a grandparent, what she first thought when she found out her lesbian daughter was becoming a mother, and how she talks about their family with friends and colleagues.

It's casting season for the broadcast networks' fall pilots, and with every casting announcement we get a peek into what kinds of shows the networks are looking at for the fall. The verdict? Eh. I'm underwhelmed. Especially when it comes to the roles for women.

But you can draw you own conclusions — here are some of the pilots in the works and the actresses attached, with my wildly premature speculation thrown in as a bonus. Feel free to add your own observations in the comments.

BAD MOTHER'S HANDBOOK (ABC) - Alicia Silverstone (Miss Match), Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development)

Plot
A comedy about a 32-year-old woman (Silverstone) who is too busy taking care of her 16-year-old daughter (Shawkat) and 48-year-old mother.

Snap Judgment
Would they ever make a comedy called Bad Father's Handbook? No.

Does Alicia Silverstone have a bad track record on TV? Yes.

Will I check this out anyway? Maeby.

GOOD BEHAVIOR (ABC) - Mae Whitman (Arrested Development)

Plot
A dramedy based on the New Zealand show Outrageous Fortune that centers on the matriarch of a family of criminals who straightens out her brood after her husband goes to jail for five years. Whitman plays Roxy, the family's smart teen daughter who has been blackmailing her principal and selling hall passes and permission slips.

Snap Judgment
Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas is writing this show, so I'm semi-optimistic about it. And at least Whitman's character is described as "smart." (Really? Her?)

KINGS (NBC) - Allison Miller

Plot
The story of King David, centering on David Shepherd (Christopher Egan), a pure-hearted young warrior who joins the court of the charismatic and authoritative King Silas (Ian McShane). Miller plays Michelle Benjamin, Silas' daughter who falls in love with David.

Snap Judgment
Another show revolving around a male hero in which virtually all the women's storylines revolve around being someone's love interest? Excellent!

Because we don't see enough of that on The Tudors. Or Mad Men. Or Nip/Tuck. Or in every historical epic or action movie in the theaters.