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Fun Home, the musical based on the award-winning graphic novel by out author Alison Bechdel, lands 12 nominations.

Jennifer Scott Stevens, a married lesbian in Springfield, Mo., says she was fired from her job hosting a morning radio show after coming out in a local paper. Her former employer says the decision was based on budgetary cuts.

The governor of New Jersey reacted to the Supreme Court's ruling on a radio show.

The British Broadcasting Corporation has apologized for a tasteless, homophobic "joke" about "curing" a lesbian anchor broadcast on the network's Radio 5 Live program Fighting Talk on Saturday.

Having voice in the Black Community is still an arduous struggle for its lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBTQ) members. As we cross over into 2012, one of our biggest accomplishments in 2011 has been the various ways in which LGBTQ of African descent have employed different public venues to be heard. These following venues will be used as instruments of change in our future struggle.

In 2009, writer Sinclair Sexsmith devised an exhaustive list called Top Hot Butches, which catalogued some super sexy masculine women (most of them self-defined as lesbian, queer, genderqueer, or aggressive). While Sexsmith continues to update the list, we got to thinking about how — aside from Rachel Maddow, Wanda Sykes, and Ellen DeGeneres (wait, can a Cover Girl still be called butch?) — butchy gals of all persuasions still get the short shift even in lesbian media. So, we figured we’d profile 10 butch women you should have gotten to know more of in 2011.

UK sports broadcaster Clare Balding sees a glaring omission on the Sports Personality of the Year shortlist: no women.