A vlog exploring the intersection of lesbian parenting and pop culture. In their special holiday edition, Dana and Helen offer a few specific ideas and some general advice for parents and others buying gifts for children over the holidays. Plus: tattoos of your children's names, regendered dolls, and sparkly boas!
AfterEllen.com's Malinda Lo and Sarah Pecora discuss Episodes 7 and 8 of "A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila."
Season 3 Finale with Emdog and Jen n Juice
AfterEllen.com's Malinda Lo and Sarah Pecora discuss "Battlestar Galactica: Razor."
Karman Kregloe, Jill Bennett and Dara Nai discuss the most recent episode from Cycle 9 of "America's Next Top Model."
A video letter of the humorous variety from the vloggers of AfterEllen.com to the striking writers.
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We're Getting Nowhere: The Cover Girl Commercial Auditions
The "lost" ANTM contestants audition for a Cover Girl commercial.
Karman Kregloe, Bridget McManus (filling in for Jill Bennett) and Dara Nai discuss the most recent episode from Cycle 9 of "America's Next Top Model."
A vlog exploring the intersection of lesbian parenting and pop culture. In this special edition of "She Got Me Pregnant," Dana and Helen survey the world of lesbian moms on television, tackling such provocative questions as "Do Xena and Gabrielle count as lesbian moms?" "Should there be a lesbian-family version of The Brady Bunch?" and "Why do so many shows spend more time on the search for sperm than on the next eighteen years of parenthood?"
A vlog exploring the intersection of lesbian parenting and pop culture. In this week's episode, Dana and Helen explain just who got whom pregnant, discuss why Melissa Etheridge makes a better guest star for Sesame Street than Britney Spears, and offer the rockin' lesbian mom some suggestions for duets she could sing with Oscar the Grouch. They also beg the producers of Exes & Ohs not to fall for a tired schtick about a certain aspect of lesbian parenting, and give their thoughts on Dumbledore's outing (because everyone else is doing it). Finally, they review The Daring Book for Girls, wondering why daring has to be gendered and why the authors weren't daring enough to include some lesbian role models. Plus: Made-up words! Cue cards! And why softball means never having to say you're sorry!
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