TweetShare Out and proud newlywed Jane Lynch will host Fox’s Holiday special with a special look back at T.V.’s most memorable Holiday episodes.

102138378_JK_5875_3A3981572A517389D47F8DBDABF62B77 The much buzzed about new movie The Kids Are All Right opened the Los Angeles Film Festival on June 17th. The stars of the movie, including Julianne Moore (who with Annette Bening plays the lesbian parents of two children conceived by artificial insemination seeking to bring their birth father into their family life in the LGBT family film) came out to the premiere.

Out director/co-writer Lisa Cholodenko, stars Mark Ruffalo, Mia Wasikowska, and our favorite actress from Glee were also on hand at the event.

See all the stars and the trailer for the moving and funny film after the break.

The greatest and gayest music tour for women is returning to stages for their first time in over a decade. Lilith Fair fans were ecstatic to hear festival pioneers Sara MacLachlan, Erykah Badu, Indigo Girls, Sheryl Crow and Tegan and Sara would all be joining the 2010 tour.

Now, 15 additional cities have been added to the stops and a slew of new acts lesbians love. Lilith Tour 2010 just announced Loretta Lynn, Heart, Norah Jones, Cat Power, Sia, Gossip, La Roux, Beth Orton, Ceci Bastida, Erin McCarley, Frazey Ford, Julia Othmer, Kate Nash, Lights, Missy Higgins, Lissie, Marina & The Diamonds, Priscilla Renea, Rosie Thomas, Melissa McClelland, Toby Lightman and Elizaveta can all be seen on their stages this summer.

Count Jane Lynch as one of the celebrities who came out a little later in life. The successful comic actress who currently stars as sharp-tongued Cheerios coach Sue Sylvester on Glee says she didn’t come out to her parents until her early 30s.

Damages star Glenn Close revisited her favorite film roles from her impressive career for an article on The Daily Beast. Close recalled in detail the “revelatory” moment she experienced while playing Washington State National Guard colonel Margarethe Cammermeyer in Serving in Silence. Close portrayed the famous former officer who sues after being discharged for revealing her homosexuality.

TweetShareWell, at least not as a stand alone solution to deeply ingrained biases. Studies have shown training in general can create a backlash. Enforced diversity training may be counter productive in that it actually activates biases.
So where does that leave us?
With mentor-ships and diversity task-forces which have been proven to have much better success rates. [...]

TweetShareIt’s official!
Canada’s top 100 Employers for 2009 have been announced. Some of these have been selected because of their active commitment to LGBT diversity training including: Recruitment, Orientation and Inclusion ( ROI) and their ongoing commitments to providing resources and training, and some stand out for their commitment to other groups.
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TweetSharePopular Reality Series “Don’t Quit Your Gay Job” and “How Far Will You Go” Now on iTunes!
Toronto, ON.  December 22, 2010  -  Canadian speciality channel OUTtv announced today that its premium programming is now available on the iTunes Store in Canada (www.iTunes.ca).  OUTtv, through a relationship with leading independent entertainment content provider, E1 Entertainment [...]

TweetShareOUTtv is proud to introduce our exclusive television shows now available online!
Exclusive television shows now available online on OUTtv.ca include The Afterlife, Hot Pink Shorts 2, Let’s Talk Sex, Sordid Lives: The Series, Cherry Bomb, and CoverGuy 2.
The Afterlife features world-renowned medium Suzane Northrop, joined by co-host David Millbern.  Through her unique abilities Suzane is [...]

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Television is about to get a whole lot funnier. OUTtv, Canada’s only network dedicated to the Canadian LGBT community, has just announced the production and acquisition of 10 new comedy specials for 2010.
These new acquisitions will add to a growing list of comedy feature films and other series the network plays as [...]