This Saturday, Nov. 15, is a national day of protest against Proposition 8 (and similar anti-gay marriage measures across the country), and if the last week is any indication, gays and lesbians across the country will be joined by some famous faces in the fight for equal marriage rights.

Despite the passing of anti-gay marriage laws in California, Florida, and Arizona last week, the encouragement and support of our straight allies hasn't ceased. In fact, it's grown ever greater in the past week. Public figures like Drew Barrymore have been protesting alongside everyday citizens, adding their voices and star power (and their own signs) to the cause.

Actress Rose McGowan showed her support for the community in a recent protest.

Out celezbians like Liz Feldman and Tegan Quin joined together in protest.

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Comedian Liz Feldman may not be appearing on SNL, but she's made one of the funniest political skits of the election. In the FunnyOrDie.com video, "McCain's Mom Endorses McCain," she plays presidential candidate John McCain's elderly mother.

The skit is written by her friend, Jason Allen.

Liz will be the guest blogger on FunnyOrDie.com this week, which should prove to be entertaining itself. The site is famous for its videos from well-known comedians and TV writers who utilized self-made clips during the writer's strike (one of the most famous being Will Ferrell's "The Landlord.") … continue reading

It's the super sweet season finale of This Just Out. Liz and Raimy are in the kitchen hosting a celebration for the people they love — including each other.

Then, Liz gets super saucy with AfterEllen.com's own Bridget McManus. And in the tradition of the season finale, somebody's getting hitched. Also, find out how totally lesbolicious Bridget really is in a rousing rendition of "Who's Gayer?"

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Come see Liz perform live in Los Angeles August 27 as part of Julie Goldman's "Offensive Women Show." Make sure to check out the MySpace page and This Just Out's brand new Facebook and MySpace pages. And keep your finger in the v-hole of pop culture at Raimy's blog.

Holy ladyparts! It's a brand new super shiny episode of your favorite kitchen table comedy show hosted by Liz Feldman. This week, Liz obsesses over the Olympics and welcomes Clementine Ford to the table.

In the spirit of the Olympic games, Liz and Clementine play a raunchy round of "Seven Minutes in Heaven."

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Come see Liz perform live in Los Angeles August 27 as part of Julie Goldman's "Offensive Women Show." Make sure to check out he MySpace page and This Just Out's brand new Facebook and MySpace pages. And keep your finger in the v-hole of pop culture at Raimy's blog.

It's a brand new bright and shiny episode of your favorite super gay chat show. This week, Liz and Raimy share their rules about dating dos and don'ts.

Then Liz welcomes Tegan Quin of Tegan and Sara to the kitchen table. Things get scandalous and they play a round of "Who's Gayer?" (Any idea who wins?)

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Check out Liz Feldman's MySpace page for more info on Liz performing live. Also check out This Just Out's brand new Facebook and MySpace pages. And keep your finger in the v-hole of pop culture at Raimy's blog.

Finally, it's the sultry and summery season premiere of This Just Out with Liz Feldman. Liz is back at her kitchen table and she's celebrating Gay Pride alongside her trusty friend, Raimy.

This week, Liz and Raimy mix and mingle with some lovely ladies in Dolores Park in San Francisco, making some friends (and maybe more). Plus, watch what happens when Top Chef Chicago's Jennifer Biesty lets Liz into her kitchen.

Check out Liz Feldman's MySpace page for more info on Liz performing live. Also check out This Just Out's brand new Facebook and MySpace pages. And keep your finger in the v-hole of pop culture at Raimy's blog.

The season finale of This Just Out with Liz Feldman (don't worry, season two starts in July!) is a star-studded send-off with special guests Leisha Hailey and Camila Grey of Uh Huh Her, plus some extra special surprise cameos.

It's the biggest episode ever with a new theme song, a live performance, and plenty of inappropriate innuendo.

Get your This Just Out merch at cafepress.com/thisjustout, keep up with Liz on her MySpace page , and keep your finger in the v-hole of pop culture at Raimy's blog muthafunka.blogspot.com.

Also check out Uh Huh Her on their official site or their MySpace page.

It's time for another awkwardly adorable episode of your flavorite drinky thinky kitchen table comedy chat show! This week on This Just Out, Liz crushes hard, dares to be different and celebrates her friends in a totally platonic way, mostly. You'll meet a beautiful bisexual organizer named Fay and you'll be treated to the always rad recommendations of Raimy!

Then, Liz "interviews" Emily Deschanel (Bones) and things get pretty hot in the kitchen!

Liz is performing on Tuesday, June 3rd in Los Angeles, and then catch Liz performing live in NY in Julie Goldman's Offensive Women show on June 11th at the Slipper Room. Go to Liz's myspace page for all the info! Also, Liz's award-winning short film My First Time Driving is playing at NewFest in NY on June 14th. Go to newfest.org for tickets and info.

And to keep your finger in the v-hole of pop-culture visit Raimy's blog, muthafunka.blogspot.com.

It's time once again for another instantly classic installment of your favorite kitchen table comedy show, This Just Out with Liz Feldman. It's Liz's birthday show and you're all invited to the kitchen!

This week, Liz interviews her "friend" and super-talented actress Clea Duvall (Heroes, Carnivale, Girl Interrupted, But I'm a Cheerleader). Liz makes Clea an offer she can't refuse ... or can she?

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This just in, This Just Out with Liz Feldman is back this week and better than never and ever! In another jam and jelly packed episode, Liz and Raimy offer you the newest names and latest labels for lesbians. Then, Liz gets hot and heavy with The Big Gay Sketch Show's Nicol Paone in what could be the sauciest interview ever.

Find out who's a top, who's a bottom and who's Lesbionic in the latest greatest episode of your favorite kitchen table comedy show!

To find out more about Liz, visit her myspace page. To keep your finger in the v-hole of pop-culture, visit Raimy's blog: muthafunka.blogspot.com.

Here it is, Ladies and Gentleladies, the very first episode of This Just Out with Liz Feldman!

Liz is a 4-time Emmy winner for her work as a writer/producer on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Being the over-achiever that she is, Liz is now launching her own limited-run kitchen table comedy show, where she'll be keeping you abreast of the latest and greatest and nearest and queerest. It's a no-budget thrill-ride that's low on tech and high on life.

In this week's episode, Liz is joined by Shane from The L Word (also known as Kate Moennig)! Hold on to your pants — this is one steamy interview! Kinda. (And without spoiling the episode, let me just clarify for those wondering: yes, Kate is on on the joke here.)

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Bridget's back in L.A. this week, with comedian extraordinaire Liz "Heart-hole" Feldman. As many of you know, Liz won four Emmys for her writing on a little program called The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which you can read about in her recent interview with AfterEllen.com. But in addition to being a famous writer, Liz is also a semi-professional photographer and a staunch blazer advocate. Watch and learn.

I don't know which of Liz's moments I liked best in this episode: describing the Basic Instinct-in-a-cardboard box incident, showing us her teen comedy headshots, or actually making Bridget blush.

Regardless, Bridget has clearly met her match. Bravo, Liz! Bravo!

You can find out more about Liz at MySpace.com/lizinhollywood.

At last week's Dinah Shore Weekend, out comedians Jackie Jones, Liz Feldman, and Bridget McManus made us laugh us with stories about Dinah, personal revelations, and a very sweet and funny (and unusually profanity-free) lesbian sorority song Bridget sprung on me surprised me with at the event.

Naturally, we filmed the stand-up so all of you at home could join in the fun, and because we needed more video to edit between the hours of 2am and 6am. (Sleep? Who needs sleep?!)

Unfortunately, due to technical issues during Jackie's opening set (the mic didn't work), we weren't able to include her footage here, but we have most of Liz and Bridget's for your comedic enjoyment.

Liz Feldman

Bridget McManus

Bridget being Bridget, we couldn't include her last song in our video because, well, my arm got tired from bleeping out all the f-words only a few seconds in. But you can mosey on over to Bridget's MySpace profile if you want to see the song in all its profanity-laden glory. And check out Liz's MySpace page and Jackie's MySpace page for more lesbian hilarity.

Look for the improv portion of the AfterEllen.com AfterNoon in the next day or two, and more stand-up through-out the week from the Logo Comedy Cocktail Hour at Dinah. (We can sleep when we're dead!)