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Fringe actress Jasika Nicole never imagined that her upbringing—as a biracial lesbian from the South—would perfectly prepare her for a career in sci-fi TV. 

Light, sweet, and crude: we’re not talking about oil, but the five queer women making a living being filthy.

Billed as a limited series event the heavy-hitting cast is anchored by Sigourney Weaver, the Oscar-nominated actress who has squared off with both aliens and gorillas on the big screen. While the woman who breathed life into Ripley in the Alien films is pretty much reason enough to tune in to Political Animals there is plenty more to love about the series, which is sure to become a guilty pleasure for politicos and soap lovers alike.

The Will & Grace star has joined the cast of Terrence McNally's It's Only a Play.

NBC has announced the addition of Awake, costarring Cherry Jones. The drama series focuses on detective Michael Britten (Jason Issacs), who finds he is leading a double life that defies reality. Jones won an Emmy (Best Supporting Actress in a Drama) in 2009 for playing President Allison Taylor on Fox’s hit series 24.

 Jennifer Aniston has never quite fallen under the umbrella of culture warrior has found herself in a snit with the tighty right and the family vaiues blowhards over remarks she made regarding a woman’s ability to have babies without a steady man in her life. Upon hearing Jennifer’s remarks, conservative mouthpiece Bill O’Reilly and his panel of modern women, Fox News’ Margaret Hoover and Gretchen Carlson proselytized about the role of men in raising children, while simultaneously insulting Jen for being 41, single and childless. Jen made a case for all families including lesbian and gay...

2012 brought us the Summer Olympics in London and an historic election for marriage equality, making it a guaranteed great year in sports. After these and other important moments in women’s athletics this year, we look to 2013 for even more excitement!