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If the burning question on all your minds has been why Tiffani Amber Thiessen isn’t doing the Saved By The Bell cast reunion with Jimmy Fallon, then this video should help clear all inquiries. One reason: her cover band of lesbian favorite, the Indigo Girls, complete with mullet and jean vest.

The creators of Showgirls have decided to write the sequel, Showgirls: Story of Hope. The sequel centers on the original's minor character Hope played by model/actress Rena Riffel. The original Showgirls was great and I don't mean the acting, but those of us who remember Elizabeth Berkley (Saved by the Bell) and Gina Gershon (Face/Off and my vivid imagination) understand the complexities of the rewind and pause buttons on a low-end DVD player -- for the pseudo lesbian kiss of course!

They said they would wait until same-sex marriage was legal, so it's time for some knots to get tied!

And it is everything.

Spoiler: her first girl-crush was on another '90s TV hottie!

We found a few things to distract yourself while your family is screaming either about God, football, or God playing football.

It’s an already amusing, peculiar and raunchy film, but somehow the new off-off-Broadway Showgirls: The Musical! manages to make it an even more hilarious, inventive and twisted experience. The 90-minute production premiered at New York’s Kraine Theatre on April 17th, the first of a 12-night run over the next three weekends.

'It's just simply a civil rights issue,' so says out lesbian Portia de Rossi on Friday's The View. There to promote the second season of her ABC sitcom Better Off Ted, de Rossi spent the bulk of her time there discussing the importance of marriage equality with hosts Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Elizabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd.

Look, I know a lot of people hate awards shows. I'm just going to put it out there -- I believe those people are fun-hating jerks. I live for the major awards shows. I love to place bets on the Oscars, I scream at the TV during the Emmys, pretend I know something about music while watching the Grammys. And the Tonys -- well, they have a very special place in my heart.