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New Yorkers are appropriately dressed and poised to tie the knot assuming that they are at some point allowed to do so by the “powers that be.” Protests were held yesterday in New York City, Rochester, Albany, and Buffalo to remind the state of New York’s lawmakers that the LGBT population was not going to be quiet until they were afforded equal marriage protections under the law.

The same judge who ruled against the state's ban on marriage equality affirmed that decision Tuesday in a separate case, requiring Indiana to recognize same-sex marriages performed elsewhere.

The Will & Grace star has joined the cast of Terrence McNally's It's Only a Play.

Michigan lawmakers are moving full-steam ahead on a bill that would eliminate local nondiscrimination protections statewide, which opponents have labeled the 'Death Star' bill.

In today's hearing before the Seventh Circuit, judges challenged the arguments that procreation and tradition justify limiting marriage to heterosexual couples.

Finally, there's no place like home for Kansas same-sex couples to the knot.

From Jennifer Beal's  Bette and Laurel Holloman's Tina's hot make out session at She Bar to Barbara Walter's interview with Thomas Beatie, Wanda Sykes, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, television has its share of defining moments.

Susan Sarandon, Blake Lively, Mad Men's Christina Hendricks, Catherine Hardwicke and Little Red Riding Hood, a Heathers remake and more top this installment of the Hollywood Trade Roundup, a collection of hotties for their lesbian fans in the headlines from The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety. Plus, Evan Rachel Wood and the True Blood clan, America Ferrera and Reba McEntire.