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The Academy justifies snubbing Farrah and Bea

the linster

, Mar 12, 2010

In response to some vocal critics, the memorial segment producer defends the inclusion of Michael Jackson in the annual Oscar show segment.

An interview with Barbara Hammer

Trish Bendix

, Mar 8, 2010

The legendary director bares all in her new memoir, Hammer! Making Movies out of Sex and Life and tells us why lesbian movies are stereotyped as being cheesy and just plain bad.

Recent Articles

Chloë Sevigny loves her "Little House" wardrobe on "Big Love"

the linster

The actress talks to NPR about playing the complex Nicki on the acclaimed HBO series.

Interview with Emily Schromm of "The Real World: Washington, D.C."

Grace Chu

Emily has dated more women than men, but you wouldn’t know that from watching The Real World this season. She talks to us about being bi, labels, and hot Starbucks baristas

Great LezBritain: Interview with Sharleen Spiteri

Sarah and Lee

The singer talks about her new album, Shane's haircut and the respect she has for the lesbian community.

Interview with Mariah Hanson

Dara Nai

The impresario of The Dinah talks about girl parties, defends Katy Perry, and reveals how lesbian promoters really feel about each other.

Interview with Marja Lewis Ryan

Danielle Riendeau

The writer, star and co-producer of The Four-Faced Liar tells us what it’s like to be a first time filmmaker at Sundance.

A quickie with Dita Von Teese

Dara Nai

The model and burlesque performer talks to us about drag, femininity, and those scandalous (yet artistic!) lesbian photos.

Liveblogging the 15th Annual Xena Convention!

Christie Keith

Live coverage of the 15th Annual Xena Convention with Lucy Lawless and Renee O'Connor, all weekend on AfterEllen.com!

Lucy Lawless, Renee O'Connor at the 15th Annual Xena: Warrior Princess convention

Christie Keith

Lucy Lawless, Renee O'Connor and lots and lots of lesbians gather in Los Angeles — and we'll be covering it, live!

Great LezBritain: Interview with Kathryn Prescott and Lily Loveless of "Skins"

Sarah and Lee

The on-screen couple talk about their lesbian fans, their final series together and placing in the AfterEllen.com Hot 100.

"Caprica"'s Jane Espenson: "It's Time For Sexuality to be Incidental"

Michael Jensen

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Battlestar Galactica writer on her new show's gay content and much more.

The stars align to "Help Haiti Now" tonight

Dorothy Snarker

The two-hour telethon will have big names like Nicole Kidman and Meryl Streep coming together to raise money for the country in crisis.

Tasha Tilberg refuses to play straight

the linster

The out fashion model has maintained a successful career for 15 years, and never once backed down to the industry.

Golden Girl Rue McClanahan is doing OK after suffering a stroke

Dorothy Snarker

The 75-year-old actress is recouping from a minor stroke she incurred while recovering from triple bypass surgery.

Celebrities

The long, lovely limbs of Blake Lively

the linster

The actress talks about Gossip Girl, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee and her new role in The Town.

Timeline of the lesbian/bi decade in entertainment

Karman Kregloe

Our timeline of the most memorable movies, television shows, music and pop culture of the last ten years.

Interview: Lucy Lawless Tones it Down For "Spartacus"

Brent Hartinger

The iconic actress talks about her new high fantasy series set in the ancient world, and also shares second thoughts about the ending of Xena.

Interview with Christine Woods of "FlashForward"

Michael Jensen

The woman who plays FBI agent Janis Hawk talks about why she's proud that her character is a lesbian and a "badass."

Brunch with Tina Mabry and Morgan Stiff ("Brunch with Bridget," Episode 81)

Karman Kregloe

This week's Brunch features appearances by the creators of the award-winning movie, Mississippi Damned, Neanderlez and Dance Magic.

Unsung Heroines, Part 2: More Queer Women Who Deserve Their Own Biopics

Karman Kregloe

In the second article in our series, we outline and cast biopics that should be made about Natalie Barney, Angela Davis, Sheryl Swoopes, and Dorothy Arzner.