I have to admit to having a slight crush on Angelina. Ok, ok, more than a slight crush. What? I’m a lezzer! So, it was with great…ahem….anticipation that I went to see her new film, Salt. When the wife and I sat down, she looked around and chuckled at all of the sisters who were doing exactly what we were doing. It seems an Angie (she said I could call her that) film is a convention for the unconventional.

The queer community has accomplished so much when it comes to acceptance. But when it comes to the trans, cross dressers, gender queer and just plain butch, there’s so much more to accomplish. Society may well be ready for two pretty girls in white dresses to walk down the aisle, but the wider society is still remarkably hateful when it comes to people whose gender isn’t obvious to the casual observer.

Don’t you just love gossip-mongering headlines like this one? Trawling through the sites for some news this morning, I found that Angelina is on the cover of this month’s Vanity Fair. In her interview, she talks about her kids including the cutie pie Shiloh.

Morning Gaelickers! For those of you resident in Dublin, are ye all set for Pride? A full list of events courtesy of Tabula Rasa can be found here The influx of lovely lesbians has begun already, was in the Front Lounge last night and there were women everywhere.

This week Kristen Stewart was quoted as comparing her fame to being raped. At least, that’s what the tabloid headline shrieked at the passer-by to catch the attention and drag them back to read about just what the Dickens the girl is talking about.

2009 is getting off to a good start for those TV fans who have the movie channels. if you’re one of those plebs without, tough luck unfortunately. Although, there is still the odd programme for you to enjoy, the highlight of which, this week, is the Golden Globes. We like globes do us lesbians (sorry..)

So that was Christmas 2008, full of crap on the telly and in my belly. Don’t expect things ot get much better in the new year. Although there are a few new series starting, including the final season of The L Word in late January, so things aren’t all bad. Here’s what’s out there to entertain you as 2008 makes way for 2009.

Changeling is the first film in a while that I’ve really been looking forward to. It’s the true story of a woman’s courage when faced with a corrupt police force in 1920’s America.
A struggle many people throughout the world can empathise with

Many thanks to the wonderful Click Here for covering for me last week. It seems as if, unless you’re an I’m a Celebrity fan, this is the week for you to go Christmas shopping, meet friends or read a book. Ignore the telly, there’s nowt on.

Lesbian invisibility returns to the small screen, with a vengeance – let’s see what pickin’s are available for us in the coming week..

Ladies, our voices have been heard. Yes, Lez the Leprechaun is back in Sky Movies. How do I know? When you see Boys Don’t Cry and Nina’s Heavenly Delights, you know that order has been restored.

I don’t know about anyone else but I really don’t like the idea that magazines and TV shows bid for the first pictures taken of the child of a famous person, or a famous couple. Recently Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt had twins and got over 10 million for the pics!!! In their [...]

Tonight I was in the mood to watch something fun. I go through these phases of not wanting to think when I go to the cinema, usually it’s when I’m stressed and need to shut my brain down. Well I couldn’t have picked a better film for brainless fun than this. Talk about outlandish!!!! Even [...]

I have been waiting for this film to come out for ages! I saw the trailer (here) a while ago and just loved it, but then I love animated films.
The story is of a Panda, played by Jack Black, who is a fanatic for Kung Fu but finds himself working, for his Dad, in [...]