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The comedian formerly known as Pat is working on a new show based on the personal and professional life of NYC dining critic Gael Greene.

The singer will take the lead as a small town girl looking to find her way in L.A. for her first feature film role.

The Topp Twins are New Zealand's original musical comedy duo, and the feature of a historical and hysterical new documentary film.

Pedro Almodovar's 1988 comedy about best friends who enjoy dramatic lives is being optioned by Fox.

In their new film, State of Play, the actresses play journalists who learn from Russell Crowe. In real life, several women reporters are winning Pulitzer prizes.

The singer's new plus-sized clothing line is being hyped by a new Ditto doll.

Relatively unknown actress Rooney Mara will play the lead in a remake of the classic horror film.

The former Cosby Show child star will be the focus of a new reality show on Oxygen.

The 30-year-old contest started in the UK when crossdressing and homosexuality was taboo, but its still going strong in 2009.

The actress tells NPR should would like to play something other than a maid — like a role written for a white woman.

The former Buffy star has announced that she and husband, Freddie Prinze Jr., are expecting.

Photos in a new campaign for the dairy product have women dressed as cows and dealing with a lot of white liquids.

The actress stars as a police psychologist on the BBC sequel's to Life on Mars.

The actress reunites with Bloodrayne director Uwe Boll to star alongside Edward Furlong in the film Janjaweed.

A panel of gay and lesbian bigwigs have voted for their top inspirations in the community, and the end result is an exhibit at The National Portrait Gallery in London.

The famous Hasbro board game includes lesbian and gay families in its new online version.

The young actress has signed on to star as the famous star in the new film Get Happy.

The new issue of Vanity Fair poses the actresses as part of the beloved 1961 musical's Anita and Maria.

America's Next Top Model is no longer just a television show — it's a brand.

The Tudors actress has been cast in a new pilot for Fox in which she'll play a traveling MI-5 agent.

The HBO film starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange looks to be just as good as the documentary.

“The Powder and The Glory” explores the rivalry between Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein. 

The actress and current Essence magazine cover model is the latest star to sell her smell in a bottle.

Comedy Central asked the show's producers to cut their budget, but instead they received backing from a sister channel that's appreciative of its gay and lesbian content.

Max Farberbock's adaptation of A Woman in Berlin focuses on the poor treatment women faced after World War II.