Out comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer has talked about her Los Angeles 'hood in her stand-up special, "A Bottom On Top," and now she's giving Jennie a guided tour in this week's episode of Walking Funny.

Learn the comic's favorite new activity (you'll be surprised), secrets from her street and something "you'll never hear on another vlog."

Check out Jennie's website for funny outtakes from the episode ("The Extra Mile"), read our Q&A with Jennie, and look for new episodes of Jennie McNulty Presents: Walking Funny With... on Wednesdays.

Continuing our coverage of Dinah Shore Weekend, we present you with the first of several clips from Logo's Comedy Cocktail Hour, which was so popular they had to keep people out for fear the fire marshall would shut the place down — yes, the same fire marshall that kicked Karman and Bridget off the red carpet. (That's who everyone was avoiding this weekend!)

First up is today is the show's host and always funny comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer, followed by the hilarious Julie Goldman, whose performance brought down the Dinah Shore house.

Suzanne Westenhoefer

Julie Goldman

Warning: don't watch while consuming a beverage! Or in earshot of small children. Or squeamish adults.

Look for more Logo Comedy Cocktail Hour clips later this week from Kate McKinnon and Bridget McManus (yes, her again — we can't get enough!).

Actress and therapist Cathy DeBuono lightens things up in her fourth episode with comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer.

Cathy and Suzanne deconstruct a love triangle, offer advice on finding your mojo and take a random tangential trip through several other topics for no apparent reason at all.

If you have questions/issues you want Cathy to address, you can leave them in the comments, or private message Cathy.

Suzanne's show, "Suzanne Westenhoefer: A Bottom on Top" is currently airing on Logo and is also available on DVD.  For more information go to www.suzannew.com.

Closing song "Days of Summmer" performed by Janet Robin.

The Dinah Shore weekend is billed as the largest lesbian party on the planet, and centers on the weekend of the LPGA’s Kraft Nabisco Championship. This year, the Dinah overlapped with the women’s basketball Final Four. The Dinah Shore parties ended on April 1, and the women’s final basketball games were held April 1 and 3. Our recruiting numbers were spread thin across multiple states as hard-working lesbians were forced to choose.

(I'm kidding about the "recruiting." Or am I? Check out the tag line for the Final Four this year: “Women Rock. Join the Team!”)

The NCAA recently announced that the women’s Final Four dates may be later next year. Right now, the 2008 championships are slated for April 6 and 8 in Tampa, Florida. While the Nabisco dates won’t be announced until later in the year, the event (and thus the Dinah) usually falls in the last couple weeks of March.

This year, comedienne Suzanne Westenhoefer performed in Palm Springs with out LPGA player Rosie Jones in the audience, and then hopped on a plane to perform at an event before the basketball games in Cleveland, Ohio. I talked to Suzanne after both events, and she said that when she performed in front of a room of 500 people in Cleveland and asked who was in town for the basketball, all 500 cheered. … continue reading

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