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This week life-changing secrets are revealed, thanks to...pot brownies?

Demi's Neon Lights Tour proves girl power is not only alive and well, but more badass than ever

Meet lesbian widow Anne's family in tonight's episode of 'Go On' at 9 p.m. EST on NBC.

The editors of the Arizona Daily Wildcat, the student newspaper for the University of Arizona, have formally apologized for publishing a cartoon that seems to advocate violence against gay people. The apology says, "The Wildcat staff made a serious error in judgment in printing a cartoon that some readers felt was homophobic and inappropriate."

Out lesbian Cherry Jones and out gay actor B.D. Wong play dueling shrinks on Awake. On one of TV’s most highly anticipated new spring series, NBC’s Awake, Jason Isaacs plays detective Mark Britten, a talented cop who is in an auto accident that appears to have killed his wife Hannah (Laura Allen, who played the bisexual drug addict on Dirt) and teenage son Rex (Dylan Minnette, Medium).

On one of TV’s most highly anticipated new spring series, NBC’s Awake, Jason Isaacs plays detective Mark Britten, a talented cop who is in an auto accident that appears to have killed his wife Hannah (Laura Allen, who played the bisexual drug addict on Dirt) and teenage son Rex (Dylan Minnette, Medium). B.D. Wong, the gay actor who played the moral compass at the heart of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit for a decade, is the confrontational therapist Dr. Lee. Cherry Jones, the lesbian actress best known as the president on 24 — and for being the first gay person to thank their partner when accepting a Tony Award, in 1995 — is warm and comforting Dr. Evans.