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Documentary The Same Difference will make its premiere at Frameline on June 23rd in San Francisco, and so many familiar faces are in the new trailer. This film looks BOMB.
Showtime has a clip from out comic/writer Carol Leifer’s episode of Inside Comedy.
You can now own your very own Piper, Alex, Red, Suzanne and Pornstashe! Obviously we need the rest of the prison but we’ll accept these for now.
Jillian Michaels’ Maximize Your Life tour video is now available on Vimeo.
The Woman’s Football Alliance has trading cards, in case that’s your kind of thing.
Out Irish musician SOAK penned a piece about this week’s referendum and equality in Ireland for NME.
Ireland is an extremely religious place, but religion and Ireland hasn’t been the best friendship for people who live there — especially the LGBT community. It’s a hard enough situation already for gay young people. I came out at a young age and it was never an issue for me. I was really lucky that both of my parents are very accepting and supportive. But I have friends who have been kicked out of their homes and faced general non-acceptance. It happens all the time. Imagine how it must feel for a young person who’s already going through a tough time, then on top of that to be told “oh, your government is going to potentially bring in laws that protect and encourage the people that discriminate against you.” It’s crazy.
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Yesterday I told you about the Irish castle with a gorgeous lesbian mural. Today, you can watch a video about it and go up close.
Nell Zink‘s novel Mislaid has a lesbian ex-wife who appears to be a prominent character.
Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett talk sex scenes with The Hollywood Reporter. Cate calls their Carol love scene “beautiful and erotic.”
LGBTQ teens are invited to queer prom in NYC on June 9. Tickets are free, but you should reserve yours now! The event is put on by The Network, New York’s largest youth affinity group for queer identifying individuals with over 600 members. Bonus: Hesta Prynn is DJing!
Cara Delevingne plays twin mermaids in the new film Pan.
A new issue of A-Force lets us know Miss America is queer.
The New York Times has a gorgeous piece on out Brazilian athlete Laís Souza and how she has rallied back after a tragic skiing accident.
The Charleston City Paper details out Latta, South Carolina Police Chief Crystal Moore‘s year after being fired by the mayor for being gay, and her turn as an LGBT activist after being rehired last June.
DapperBoi has less than 24 hours left in their Kickstarter campaign. Check it out if you are into the idea of androgynous jeans.
Today in Lesbianish TV: The Ellen DeGeneres Show Good Morning America (ABC 7 a.m.) Friday Night Lights “A Sort of Homecoming” (Pivot 9 a.m.) (rerun) Buffy “Graduation Day, Pt. 1” (Pivot 10 a.m.) (rerun) This Is Where I Leave You (HBO Zone 10:10 a.m.) Bessie (HBO 10:30 a.m., 8 p.m.) The View (ABC 11 a.m.) – Guest co-host: Raven-Symone Comedy Half Hour “Margaret Cho” (HBO Comedy 12:45 p.m.) The Talk (CBS 2 p.m.) Secrets of a Restaurant Chef (Food Network 2 p.m.) (rerun) Reba “Van’s Agent” (CMT 5:30 p.m.) (rerun) The Rachel Maddow Show (MSNBC 9 p.m.) Inside Comedy “Bryan Cranston; Carol Leifer” (Showtime 9:30 p.m.) Vice “A Prayer for Uganda and Kidneyville” (HBO2 11:30 p.m.) (rerun) The Last Ship “Pilot – Phase Six”/”Welcome to Gitmo” (TNT 12 a.m./1 a.m.) (rerun) Glastonbury Festival 2014 Pt. 5 (Palladia 2 a.m.) – Courtney Barnett performs (rerun) Deadly Women “Malicious Hearts” (ID 3 a.m.) (rerun) Little Man (Pivot 3:30 a.m.) Law & Order: CI “Great Barrier” (WGN America 4 a.m.) (rerun) Friday Night Lights “The Son” (Pivot 7 a.m.) (rerun) (Thanks Roni!)
