No, it's not porn, but it is yet another great example of self-explanatory film titles. She Likes Girls 3 is, in fact, the third installment of the popular lesbian shorts compilation series from Wolfe Video.

I'm not exactly sure who the "She" is in the title, but we have a lot in common — I also like three girls in shorts. Oh, wait...

Set for a Dec. 2 release, SLG3 contains eight short films by lesbian directors Guinevere Turner (Go Fish, The L Word), T.M. Scorzafava (Gillery's Little Secret), Erin Greenwell (Big Dreams in Little Hope), Cassandra Nicolaou (Show Me), and Roberta Marie Munroe (Dani and Alice), among others.

The collection casts a wide net across our little lesbian pond — each short explores a different aspect of our lives: sex toys as gifts, relationships in small towns, bad hair choices, the ultimate excuse for standing up a date, and of course, hot lesbian vampires. That about sums up my weekend, how about you? … continue reading

Castles, bottles, and gorillas. What do these random things have in common? Comedian and The Big Gay Sketch Show star Julie Goldman loves them!

Bridget returns from her hiatus and talks to Julie about all of these things, plus her comedy show Offensive Women, and why working a conventional day job fills Julie's heart with hate.

Along the way, Bridget and Julie engage in some role play, compare notes on getting fired, and have a more brutal than usual pillow fight. Did Bridget spend her vacation working on her pillow battle skills? Tune in and find out!

Watch new episodes of Brunch With Bridget Friday nights at 2 a.m. on LOGO, and watch previous episodes of Brunch here.

And if you like Bridget's fancy new theme song, "Not Listening" by Sick of Sarah, go check out more of their music here.

AE reader illmatic has kindly transcribed the episode for our hearing impaired readers.

In the last installment of this round of Celesbian Interviews, Jane Lynch talks to Julie Goldman about kissing Cybill Shepherd on The L Word, Kate McKinnon's lips, and her upcoming movies with Carol Burnett and Meryl Streep.

Watch previous Celesbian Interviews here.

The inaugural NewNowNext Awards show was a relatively informal and somewhat irreverent affair, much like what the MTV Music Video Awards show was to the Grammy Awards before the MTV Awards show itself morphed into an industry circle jerk a pop culture institution. Until the fledgling NewNowNext Awards show inevitably evolves into an impenetrable dynasty where Cirque du Soleil performs above a tuxedoed audience of thousands, Julie Goldman gives shout-outs to Cristal instead of Bud Light, and the hoi polloi must bribe a bouncer named Rolf just to get a peek past the velvet rope, you can catch its humble beginnings in its entirety here.

Now, what would an awards show – especially a gay awards show — be without some commentary on fashion?

The pre-show included a brief run-down of what people were wearing by host Gloria Bigelow. First, let’s take a gander at gay it-boy Christian Siriano, purveyor of the post-mullet. After going through a short list of gay fashion “don’ts,” which included boys in leggings (especially horrid if your thighs have more meat than a No. 2 pencil, apparently), Mr. Siriano announced that the new trend for this season is satin, pointing gleefully at his own blindingly reflective satin shirt, of course.

Since there is an unspoken rule that one is never to wear an outfit worn to an awards show more than once, what is poor Christian supposed to do with that shirt after the show? No worries. I think I may have a utilitarian purpose for the shirt. If you place that shirt in a satellite dish, it can serve as a solar reflector. You can use it to roast hot dogs or just to burn shit for fun. Now, that’s hot — really hot.

The Dazzle Dancers, whose purpose was to make everyone else look fashionable, appears to have worn the scraps that remained of Beyonce’s 2007 Golden Globes dress after said dress was fed to a pack of pit bulls. … continue reading

Elizabeth Keener talks to Julie Goldman about her first sex scene on The L Word, Julie grills her about her short film Farm Sluts, and Kate McKinnon goes off on Dawn Denbo.

Watch previous Celesbian Interviews here.

Julie and Kate McKinnon talk to Big Gay Sketch Show writer and Time Traveling Lesbian creator and star Rebecca Drysdale about writing, gold star lesbians, and that video about the boa constrictor that ate the hippo...

Check back next week for another Celesbian Interview, and watch previous episodes here.

What do you get when you put Kate McKinnon, Nicol Paone, and Julie Goldman in the same room, and add shoulder pads, a slap-fight, a pool dunking, great '80s commercial taglines, and a lesbian kiss? A very funny Dynasty parody!

No, this skit from BGSS's second season isn't new, but it's new to DVD, and it makes me laugh every time I watch it. From Erica Ash's comment about being the token black character to Kate and Nicol's "tastes great, less filling" line, it's just like being 12 years old again and watching the show in bed with my mom and my sister. But funnier. And with more lesbian kissing.

Julie and Kate McKinnon talk to DJ Kathy Valenti about being Italian, a nurse, and a former teeny bopper. Plus: her favorite soup, and which character on The L Word she's most similar to.

Check back next week for another Celesbian Interview, and watch previous episodes here.

Comedians Julie Goldman and Kate McKinnon are back with a new round of The Julie Goldman Interviews Special. First up: Tila Tequila survivor finalist Dani Campbell.

While fending off not very subtle advances from Kate, Dani talks with Julie about shooting Tequila and being a firefighter.

Then Kate plays the guitar!

Watch previous Celesbian Interviews here.

Continuing our coverage of Dinah Shore Weekend, we present you with the first of several clips from Logo's Comedy Cocktail Hour, which was so popular they had to keep people out for fear the fire marshall would shut the place down — yes, the same fire marshall that kicked Karman and Bridget off the red carpet. (That's who everyone was avoiding this weekend!)

First up is today is the show's host and always funny comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer, followed by the hilarious Julie Goldman, whose performance brought down the Dinah Shore house.

Suzanne Westenhoefer

Julie Goldman

Warning: don't watch while consuming a beverage! Or in earshot of small children. Or squeamish adults.

Look for more Logo Comedy Cocktail Hour clips later this week from Kate McKinnon and Bridget McManus (yes, her again — we can't get enough!).

Back from their cruise, Kate McKinnon and Julie Goldman reminisce about Kate's drunken escapades on the boat.

Please note that this vlog was recorded before Dinah Shore but was delayed due to technical problems last week. So though Kate and Julie talk about going to Dinah and ask you to say hello, it's no longer possible (unless you have a working time machine).

For more Kate and Julie, you can also watch Julie Goldman's Celesbian Interviews Special and check out The Big Gay Sketch Show on logoonline.com.

Vlogging from an R Family cruise this week, Kate McKinnon and Julie Goldman tell their worst date stories while Kate battles seasickness.

They also discuss threesomes, Danny Noriega on American Idol, and the Food Network.

For more Kate and Julie, you can also watch Julie Goldman's Celesbian Interviews Special and check out The Big Gay Sketch Show on logoonline.com.

And don't forget to leave your questions for Kate and Julie below!