wheel of fortune

Pat Sajak comes out on Twitter.

What is the difference between online and offline dating? Online dating is like going to a state fair – so many different sights, sounds, flavors and everyone is there to have a good time. It’s hard to decide what to do first – ride the rollercoaster, visit a food truck, or go see the fortune teller (or for some, the freak show).

And no, there's nothing you can do about it.

SheWired has compiled some inspirational tales from women who are heading out on the open road with nothing but a metal frame and two wheels to get them from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Here are Barbara Schwerdt, a first time rider, and Carin Scheinin, riding for the second time.

As part of our effort to profile more authors within the LGBT community, we present Kim Lee Brown. Kim and her partner Jazzymyne sailed from California to Mazatlan, Mexico with their cat, and they worked together on Two Fools and a Cat, a book about the journey.

Weathering coral produces stunning white sand beaches juxtaposed with the aqua blue ocean and swaying palm trees -- it feels like you’ve found paradise. The Bucuti Beach and Tara Resort in Aruba offers a small, more intimate experience. It has become a favorite for honeymooners and LGBT couples. Recently, the 104-room resort became adult only to further cater to the couples looking for a romantic getaway, and they offer a several proposal packages for those looking to pop the question while on vacation.

This Sunday more that 2,500 cyclists and roadies will embark on a 545-mile journey from San Francisco to Los Angeles to raise awareness and funding for HIV/AIDS. Now, in its 9th year, the event is expected to cull more than $11 million for services the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center and San Francisco AIDS Foundation provide.

We haven't missed Sarah Palin but we sure have missed Tina Fey skewering her. For those craving a Fey as Palin fix since the run-up to the 2008 elections, the 30 Rock scribe and star turned up on Saturday Night Live to administer a heavy dose of Palin with "The Sarah Palin Network." Next it's Palin's string of game shows including "Tea Party Wheel of Fortune," complete with spelling mistakes of the truly ignorant, and "Are You Smarter than a Half-Term Governor?"

This week's Litmus Test brings the ensemble cast together as they craft a nefarious plan to test Dylan's (Alex Hedison) devotion to Rachel Shelley's Helena. Meanwhile Jenny Schecter is as crazy and secure as ever, although Mia Kirshner joins in the fun for a tad. Jennifer Beals and Laurel Holloman's Bette and Tina go medieval on some Hollywood movie mogul ass and finally, some old-fashioned lesbian sex we can relate to. And where the hell is Pam Grier?