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Tomlin, looking stunning at 72, was on to promote her new role on NCIS.

If you live anywhere close to NYC be sure to catch Isabella Rossellini's one-woman show.

Poundstone talks LGBT rights, acceptance in America, and her unique style of stand up. Poundstone is a regular panelist on NPR'S hit weekly news quiz show, "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me," which won a Peabody Award for broadcasting excellence, and is currently on tour with her own one-woman show.

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.

Hold on to your cowgirl hats because actress, comic and out lesbian for decades before so many others started to tiptoe out of the celluloid closet, Lily Tomlin, has been cast as country legend Reba McEntire’s mom in the new ABC sitcom pilot Malibu Country. Tomlin, a veteran film actress in Nashville and Nine to Five, also made a name for herself in her one-woman show The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, which her life partner Jane Wagner wrote and co-produced. Tomlin’s also been a presence on the small screen since the late sixties appearing in one of the original sketch TV shows Laugh In and moving on to series regular on Murphy Brown and recurring roles on West Wing, Will and Grace and Damages.

Another in our series of women you may not know but should: Nancy Spain, a lesbian British journalist famed in the 1950s and '60s, whose too-early death was mourned by no less than Noël Coward, and whose name attached itself to a popular song.

Reba McEntire’s returning to sitcoms with ABC’s Malibu Country, about a Nashville mom who picks up her family and moves to Malibu after her good ole boy hubby cheats on her. While Reba is always a treat to watch it’s Lily Tomlin, as her mom Shirley doling out no-nonsense Southern advice, who’s a total scene-stealer.

The Big Gay Sketch Show’s Kate McKinnon is set to make Saturday Night Live history as the long-running sketch show’s first out lesbian featured player.

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

The Big Gay Sketch Show’s Kate McKinnon made Saturday Night Live history as the long-running sketch show’s first out lesbian featured player when she debuted this Saturday in the Sofia Vergara-hosted show.

Tomlin will be honored for her lifetime contribution to the performing arts.

Entertainment publicist and French transplant to Los Angeles, Mona Elyafi, is a single lesbian lady who ponders the art of just how much to flaunt being lesbian in front of family members, or at least the ones who know you are out of the closet, and which ones even need to know. 

Diana Nyad, Edie Windsor, Brittney Griner, and Mary Lambert are just a few of the outstanding women of 2013. Vote for who you think is Woman of the Year!

Entertainment publicist and all-around observer of all things lesbian Mona Elyafi, whips out the 80's pop tunes to explain her latest debacle. The lesbian break-up! 

Lily Tomlin and her partner Jane Wagner have been together 42 years. Since the Supreme Court rulings this June, they may finally say, "I do."

Judy Gold always wanted to live in a sitcom. Growing up a too-tall, nerdy budding lesbian in New Jersey, she wanted her home life to be like The Brady Bunch, high school to be like Room 222, college to be like The Facts of Life, and her eventual independent adult life to be like The Mary Tyler Moore Show.