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In a New York Times profile of the young actress, Jodie Foster comments on her former co-stars talent, and we get confirmation that K-11 is in the works.
Stars like Mary-Louise Parker, Sanaa Lathan, Parminder Nagra, and Meryl Streep helped the AfterEllen.com bloggers realize their attraction to women.
We outline and cast biopics that should be made about women like Martina Navratilova, Bessie Smith, Chavela Vargas, and more!
The actress is negotiating a deal to direct and act in a new movie with her Maverick co-star Mel Gibson.
The youngest child on The Simpsons speaks out again after years of silence on the animated show, and her voice sounds very familiar.
The gay magazine's latest list features only 12 women and continues to show their idea of success is in the male sex.
The actress was pulled over for speeding recently, and a reality show stopped to ask if they could use her for the series.
Empire magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Movie Characters features only 12 women, and even some of those are questionable.
Pam Grier's 1970s films and Jodie Foster's The Brave One top the list of the AV Club's movies starring vengeful women.
Jodie Foster visits The Simpsons, Rachel Maddow denies makeover rumors and more.
The actress has been cast in a role that was originally written for a man.
Scientists have discovered that your genes can make you scare easier than others.
Ellen Page move update, Ellen and Portia's wedding plans, same-sex parenting and more.
Lindsay Lohan and Jodie Foster make lesbian headlines, HBO remakes "Bad Girls," and more.
Ellen and Portia's engagement, Grey's lesbian kiss, and those Jodie Foster rumors.
A look at movies that draw attention to violence against women in the right way.
Elizabeth Keener makes a deal and AMC's Bianca and Maggie want to hear from you!
An MSBNC poll speculates about which young Hollywood star will follow in Jodie's footsteps. What do you think?
I'm feeling altruistic, so I thought I'd share some recent photos of Jodie Foster.
Martina goes home, Ellen schools Sally Kern, and more.
Some of my TV/movie tastes seem very gay. Others, so not gay. (I don't watch The L Word!)
A promo for Tracey Ullman's new show, plus a fake "In Memoriam" Oscars montage that isn't all that funny.
Madame Tussauds has two new figurines: Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore. So I went looking for other waxworks.
The MENSA chairman watches about 10 hours of television every day. Whoa.
Sometimes the Academy gets it right. Other times the Academy gets it very, very wrong.
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