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Dr. Susan Love Releases 5th Edition �Breast Book� and Starts an �Army of Women�

Dr. Susan Love Releases 5th Edition �Breast Book� and Starts an �Army of Women�

Dr. Susan Love has never been cautious to share with the public her thoughts and opinions regarding socialized medicine, controversial mammography practices in the U.S., breast cancer research fallacies, and the history lesbians have carried on their backs since the early days of AIDS. Her “breast cancer bible” book, Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book, has just been released in its 5^th edition skin (20 years after the 1^st edition was printed in 1990). While some things have changed in the past 20 years since the book’s original printing, Love reminds us in this interview that some things have remained the same…and need to be changed.

New LGBT-Inclusive Poll on Twitter: Which Celebrity Do You Most Follow?

New LGBT-Inclusive Poll on Twitter: Which Celebrity Do You Most Follow?

There is a new poll on Twitter via the application “What Poll?” that begs the question: Who is your all time favorite celebrity to follow on Twitter? Who has the best tweets!? Among the suggestions in the poll are some of our all-time favorite ladies. We’ve highlighted them for you below. Check them out and, after doing so, cast your vote! Our favorite ladies in the finals include Pink, Ellen Degeneres, Tyra Banks, Kim Kardashian, Klohe Kardashian, Kylie Minogue, Snooki, Marlee Matlin, Nicole Richie, Sandra Bernhard and more!

Sneak Peek: Betty White on 'Inside the Actors Studio'

Sneak Peek: Betty White on 'Inside the Actors Studio'

One of our all-time favorite Golden Girls was a guest on James Lipton’s Inside the Actors Studio and we have a few clips to share before the episode airs tomorrow evening! Lipton chatted with White about her life-changing role as “Rose Nylund” on The Golden Girls. The character made her a staple in the LGBT community and carved out a comfortable niche for which she is still regarded today. White recalls the rigors of working on the Saturday Night Live set and how they managed to get her in and out of her costumes in a timely fashion.

New Yorkers March Across the Brooklyn Bridge for Marriage Equality

New Yorkers March Across the Brooklyn Bridge for Marriage Equality

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.