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The "Big Gay Sketch Show" star talks about being a fashion icon and and her new lesbian romantic comedy, "Nicest Thing."
In a hilarious 90-minute HBO special debuting this weekend, the out comedian riffs on the Obamas, racial politics, coming out, and her relationship with her wife.
A chat with the star of The Big Gay Sketch Show about the upcoming season, being in Funny People,, how to do improv correctly, and putting the "B" in LGBT.
Bridget and comedian Fortune Feimster talk about the mysteries of lesbian "dating," the magic of a $17 haircut, and how Betty White once made Fortune cry.
Lesbian comic Claudia Cogan knows her way around gaydar and the fine art of “lesbotainment.”
The comedians and friends are facing off in a stand-up comedy competition on ComedySmack.com.
Missy Peregrym, Allison Janney, Kate Cooperon , Pariah, The Secrets, Annie On My Mind, and more!
Outspoken performers like Sarah Silverman and Kathy Griffin get flack for their antics, but are they funny or out of line?
Bridget welcomes the biracial, bisexual and bi-coastal actress, poet, singer, and comedian Kate Rigg
A thoroughly unscientific study of what lesbians find funny.
Bridget talks to Page and Nisha about renaming "Brunch with Bridget" and their new show, "Is This Rancid?"
A recent appearance on Chelsea Lately gives us an idea of why the popular personality is so successful in several different areas.
The out comedian is featured in a new video and as a guest blogger on FunnyOrDie.com this week.
Comedian Sandra Valls talks about getting her start in stand-up and how to remove a woman's bra in three seconds or less.
Bridget has brunch and a dance-off with Last Comic Standing alum Erin Foley.
Cat tries to keep up with the queer burlesque group and their hot dance moves.
The comedian tells Jennie about her obsession with Heidi Klum and what she thinks about Sarah Palin.
A look at up-and-coming queer women in comedy, music, photography, and more.
Watch the new documentary profiling six up-and-coming comedians, including Bridget McManus, Gloria Bigelow, and Amy Tee.
The out comedian shares some stories from the Laughing Matters film festival tour, and also discusses her upcoming wedding.
The Last Comic Standing veteran is brave enough to get a nose ring on camera.
The lesbian comedian performs live at the Knitting Factory.
The out comedian and pro-football player talks about doing stand-up in Iraq.
The Flight of the Conchords want to show us some love.
Bridget sings a couple of songs and tells us just how far she'd go for a Red Lobster cheese biscuit.
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