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Get to know the innovative theater company "creating magic with a feminist mission."

It’s been out in the ether for some time that Lifetime was working on a reboot of the classic dramedy Steel Magnolias featuring and all African-American cast, and now word is out that Queen Latifah will executive produce and star in the film that features a heavy -hitting cast including Adepero Oduye, star of last year's acclaimed lesbian-themed indie Pariah. The remake stars Latifah as M’Lynn, Alfre Woodard as Ouiser, Phylicia Rashad as Clairee, Jill Scott as Truvee, Oduye as Anelle and Condola Rashad as Shelby.

Nominations for the 30th Annual Razzie Awards were announced Monday, recognizing the worst-of-the-worst in the film industry. Megan Fox is nominated for Worst Actress along with Miley Cyrus. Twilight's Robert Pattinson is nominated and part-time lesbian Lindsay Lohan. Sandra Bullock could win one day before winning an Academy Award for The Blind Side. Mariah Carey is also nominated with Jennifer Lopez and Madonna.

Summer popcorn flicks and thoughtful lesbian-themed cinema don't typically collide, When it comes to lesbians -- or women in general for that matter -- seeking representation on the big screen, the summer blockbuster season is fairly slim pickings next to the testosterone-laden superhero scenario on endless redux and the paean to the poor shlubby guy who always gets the hot girl comedies that apparently never get old in Hollywood. Girl Most Likely, Passion, Hot Flashes, Red 2.

In honor of National Coming Out Day, we're taking a #TBL (throwback lesbian) look at this past year.

From the usual suspects like Angelina Jolie to the more heady crushes like Catherine Deneuve to the just plain odd -- we've compiled a list of famous faces that sparked pre- and post-pubescent, lusty girl-crushes.

Wildly inventive and yet rigorous in its adherence to themes of metamorphoses, mirroring, doubling and loss of identity, Darren Aronofsky’s thriller in point shoes, Black Swan, swoops in with its first, singular shot, and holds focus as its star sheds – or rather – molts every layer of reality from her psyche. Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, Barbara Hershey and Winona Ryder shine in this ode to the ballet world that is so much more than the kerfluffle over the lesbian sex scene.

Please join us in reminiscing about the year in out women! And don't forget to VOTE!

In a week where Newsweek pissed off half of Hollywood and all of gay Hollywood and their supporters, Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Biel, Katherine Heigl, Lucy Lawless, Elizabeth Mitchell, Christine Woods and Stephanie Hunt lead this installment of the Hollywood Trade Roundup, a collection of hotties making headlines in The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety.

From new hit series to the return of old favorites, these 10 shows are must-see TV for LGBT viewers this winter.