The lovely Julianne Moore took home a SAG Award this past weekend for her role in Game Change, but we may be partial to her performance in The Kids Are All Right. (What? We like stories about same-sex parents. Sue us!)

It should come as no surprise that Moore is a staunch supporter of same-sex marriage and she touches on the subject in an interview with the UK's The Sunday Times Style Magazine. 

See what she has to say after the jump!

Ousted lesbian Boy Scout leader and mom, Jennifer Tyrrell is receiving support from all over the Twitterverse in the midst of a Mother’s Day campaign launched by GLAAD and Change.org.

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The first trailer showcasing powerhouse Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin in Game Changer has hit the Internet, and boy the actress is so convincing you really, truly believe that she can see Russia from the RNC podium. But is it better than Tina Fey's own game-changing parody?

Not to be upstaged in the gay department (although they probably will) with Showtime's series in development about NYC's drag ball scene, HBO is hoping to take some silver screen gold to television. Details after the jump.

Maybe Sarah Palin will turn her extended middle finger into a thumbs up after seeing the first image of Julianna Moore's emulation for HBO's upcoming film, Game Change. Follow the jump to check out Julianne Palin and let us know if you give it your presidential seal of approval!

We knew from the start that The Kids Are All Right would go down in the annals (read that very carefully) of iconic queer film history. After all, it’s the first quality gay film that asks the question posed by a lot of other non-quality gay (adult) films in the past: Who’s your daddy? It certainly helps that impeccable performances are provided by the three leads in the film, Julianne Moore, Annette Bening and Mark Ruffalo. For the film, Moore and Bening (both likely Oscar nominees) play a lesbian couple whose teen children find their sperm-donor dad. Emotions flare alongside menopause thanks to the new addition to the family, culminating in a quality flick that proves lesbians can be just as dramatic as us queens.

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Well, lesbian characters, that is. At least that's the early word on the Best Actress race in regards to Annette Bening and Julianne Moore. Though still a few months away, the ringing in of fall usually brings with it the beginning of Oscar buzz. And word is that Focus Features is planning on pushing both Annette and Julianne for hopefully nominations—but in the same category!

The two all-stars play a lesbian couple in the fantastic The Kids Are All Right, and both are more than deserving of noms. But rather than considering one of the actresses as a "supporting" role (as is often done for awards so co-stars don't cancel each other out in terms of votes), Entertainment Weekly is reporting that Focus wants both ladies nominated for Best...

"Absolutely, everyone should have the same rights. It's a right, no one should be denied that." -- Julianne Moore, who stars in this year's gay Oscar buzz-film, The Kids Are Alright, tells WENN.