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Scary Spice has been known to love the ladies.. but not anymore.

Equality Forum is a national and international GLBT civil rights organization that focuses on education. The organization launched History Month in 2006 to teach GLBT heritage, provide role models, build community, and celebrate the community’s contributions. The icons include Cythia Nixon, Jane Lynch, Catherine Opie, Annise Parker and more...

Cate Blanchett said earlier this week she's had relationships with women but stopped short of labeling herself. She's not the first...

Back as a guest on Gossip Girl and Her Gay Ross von Metzke chats with Tracy E. Gilchrist, the pair discuss Hollywoods latest pairs of lesbians in upcoming productions. They play 'Who Is The Top?' - Annette Bening or Julianne Moore? Swoosie Kurtz or Blythe Danner? Its been a while since we've seen some believable on-camera chemistry, but can Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson fix that in The Beaver? Plus, Kate Winslet and Brooke Shields.

It's still all about the Oscars for this lesbian movie nerd! Kate Winslet wins the Academy Award but bums out celebs including Oprah, Ellen Degeneres and Halle Berry by vowing to stop lobbing her boobs out on screen. Sandra Bullock thinks Penelope Cruz is 'smokin,' and Winslet and Cruz like to touch each other. Plus, Lindsay Lohan and Sam Ronson engage in more public dyke drama and Jodie Foster, when stopped for speeding, goes all The Brave One on the fuzz!

Producer, director and two-time Academy Award winning actress Jodie Foster is set to receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement at the Golden Globes this Sunday, and it could not be more well deserved. While Foster’s visceral turns in Taxi Driver, The Accused and The Silence of the Lambs are reason enough to adore the former child star who attended Yale, and who is likely a lesbian, we thought we’d honor her with the reasons we love her.

The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation's annual report on the media's portrayal of LGBT people contains results that range from surprising (ABC Family is rated "excellent") to perhaps not-so-surprising (CBS is rated "adequate" after it was called a "failure" last year). Each year, the GLAAD Network Responsibility Index grades the networks based on the percentage of prime-time programming that featured LGBT characters, and assigns the networks a grade of excellent, good, adequate or failing.