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Anne Rice is no longer a Christian. The best-selling author of "Interview With a Vampire" and mother to novelist Christopher Rice posted on her Facebook page that she’s left the religion because she refuses to be “antigay,” “antifeminist,” and “anti-Democrat.”

The famed horror writer used her Facebook page to celebrate Page’s coming-out speech as well as to condemn naysayers.

Out actor Evan Rachel Wood and author Anne Rice, whose son is gay, added their voices to the growing call to drop charges against a lesbian high school senior in Florida who is facing felony sex offender charges for having a consensual relationship with her girlfriend, a high school freshman.

Gay rights activists in Scotland held a mock lesbian wedding outside the Parliament building Monday to support the legalization of marriage equality.

Twilight, True Blood, Vampire Diaries… Vampires are all the rage in the entertainment world right now, but the obsession is hardly a new phenomenon. One theme consistently interwoven into the stories of bewitching blood-suckers is the titillating and torrid portrayal of the lesbian vampire. From Susan Sarandon and Catherine Deneuve to Evan Rachel Wood, a brief history of vamps.

Katina Parker's passion is evident. Her passion is using a vast social network to rebuild the City of New Orleans, a feast of culture, music, food and freedom of expression that lost much of its richness in 2005’s Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita.