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Living in a gayborhood doesn't have to be expensive. Real estate website Trulia studied Census data and from it created a list of affordable alternatives to pricey areas like San Francisco’s Castro and Southern California’s West Hollywood.

LA-based Entertainment Publicist Mona Elyafi shares with us the secrets to her success, COFFEE, anywhere and everywhere all over Los Angeles, to pleaser her varied clients' tastes. From espresso to ex lesbian lovers, Mona's a veritable expert on both and why one should never come into contact with the other.

The comedian died a week after cardiac arrest during a surgical procedure.

Rivers said what everyone else was thinking...

There's nothing like teams of lesbians and gay men hurling balls at each other at warp speed. Writer Jenn Kennedy takes us inside the West Hollywood Dodge Ball League. Break out your tube socks and duck!

Whether by sun or searchlights, everything seems brighter in West Hollywood. Though they do their best to play it cool behind their designer sunglasses, the lesbians in this legendary Los Angeles gayborhood spend just as much time scoping the eye candy as an average Jo visiting from near or far.

Bully, The Weinstein Company’s (TWC) controversial NC-17 documentary will be released in theaters in its uncut, original form on March 30th. Over a half a million petitioners signed former bullying victim Katy Butler’s petition on Change.org to urge the MPAA to lower their rating. They failed to do so, and in response, TWC decided to release the film in its entirety as unrated.

Kathryn Bigelow, Sandra Bullock, Mo’Nique, Kathy Bates, Liv Tyler, Ginnifer Goodwin, Keri Russell and the cast of Mad Men lead this installment of the Hollywood Trade Roundup, a collection of hotties making headlines in The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety.

While her Two and a Half Men costars live out their personal dramas in the tabloids, Holland Taylor keeps some secrets to herself. Now she brings you Ann, her one-woman show about a ballsy Texas governor.

It was announced earlier this week that Bully, The Weinstein Company’s (TWC) controversial documentary that the MPAA slapped with an R rating over six swear words will be released in theaters in its uncut, original form as unrated on March 30. Common Sense Media --an independent, not-for-profit, non-partisan group--also bestowed a “Pause 13+” on the mega-hit The Hunger Games, in which teens in a post-apocalyptic world slay each other in a Roman Colosseum style arena. The MPAA gave The Hunger Games a PG-13 rating but refused to lower Bully’s rating from R to PG-13.