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Animal rights organization PETA is very proud of their new ‘Vegetarian’s Make Better Lovers’ campaign. The ads include hot, barely clothed women rubbing vegetables on themselves. And that’s not all; they’ve taken the act on the road for a “Girl-On-Girl Make-Out Tour”.

This looks like a complete disaster that we will totally see in the theaters!

"Stiley's" most adorable Instagram exploits.

Check out the bad-ass book trailer for Kung-Fu Lesbian featuring Cherry Bomb’s Dalila Ali Rajah and stand-up comic Jackie Monahan in a trailer in the vein of 70s exploitation flicks like Foxy Brown.

Walking the fine line between exploiting and emancipating her sexuality, ingénue Megan Fox gives her new horror film Jennifer’s Body a glowing review, promising audiences, 'a girl-on-girl kiss. --with Amanda Seyfried --This movie is so sexy… I think I'm pretty sexy in it.'

There is so much going on in this video, I don’t even know where to begin. But in the spirit of Gaga and her ultra-surreal-erotic-pop-art-jump-cutting-costume-lesbolicious style, and the fact that I was an English major once upon a time, I’m going to provide a recap of “Telephone” while also deconstructing it thematically and you guys can do with it what you will. Among the tidbits on tap are product placement, exploitation flicks, lesbian porn, pop culture and prison butches.

The 'Raise Your Glass video is here, and contrary to rumors, Pink does wed a lesbian couple in the video. Rather, in this ode “dirty little freaks” you can look forward to Pink embracing her inner – and outer – Rosie the Riveter, Pink as a skate punk, a bespectacled acoustic guitar playing chanteuse, a hot sumo wrestler, a prom wallflower and more… Plus, look forward to gay men kissing, social commentary on women being exploited like farm animals, religious iconography, and oh yes, Pink ostensibly waking up next to a nun. More on what I think it all means after I’ve had a cocktail or two.

We've been pleasantly surprised by the hilarity that routinely comes from Comedy Central's new series, Inside Amy Schumer.

Get the details on one of Carol's most intimate scenes between leading ladies Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.

Lena Horne died on Mother’s Day in May 2010 at the age of 92. If you are of my generation of Lena Horne fans your first encounters with the star was her role as Glinda, the Good Witch of the South in The Wiz, the 1978 film of the all-black version of L. Frank Baum's children's classic  The Wizard of Oz. But Ms. Horne’s breakthrough on the silver screens was decades before 1978. It began in 1943 when Horne was in the all-black production, Stormy Weather, where she performed the title song that became her signature tune.

The Kick Ass star addresses bullying, working with openly gay director Kimberly Peirce, and the possibility of playing a lesbian.