Rachel Maddow is skeptical that the Grand Ol' Party has what it takes to support let alone even appear to support LGBT rights, as advised in a landmark report released by the Republican National Committee on Monday.

We don't get enough Rachel Dratch. Seriously, we still go straight for a "Debbie Downer" SNL sketch any time we need to laugh until we cry. 

We also don't get enough Julia Roberts--though we're aware that that opinion isn't necessarily shared by everyone. 

In either case, Billy Eichner's bringing both of those things (that we don't get enough of) together in this latest sequence from Billy On The Street, in which Rachel Dratch runs a Julia Roberts obstacle course. 

Hilarity ensues and presumably Billy breaks his production budget (seriously, those props aren't cheap!). Watch after the jump!

Rachel Maddow has managed to bring on the full ugly cry this weekend with her moving tribute to Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) founder, Jeanne Manford, who died this past Tuesday at 92. 

We know...we know. Who wants tears on a Saturday? But it's damn good guys!

Watch after the jump. 

We gay guys love our strong women. Sure, it’s generally a different kind of love than we have for strong men. But every once in a while there are those girls who step beyond the “fruit fly/fag hag/insert other horrible nickname for platonic girlfriend here” label to make us go, “Oh, we get it.” They’re our allies, they’re our divas, we want to have a girls’ night out with them—and they’re damn sexy.

Updated 8 p.m. EST

Mere hours after GLAAD brought the story of Ohio Fox reporter Tricia Macke calling Rachel Maddow an "angry young man" to national attention and we already have an apology from both Macke and her employer. 

Check out the pair of apologies after the jump!

We do love our divas!

So, too, does Ryan Murphy. Seems Glee creator Murphy is so enamored of the Grammy-Tony-Emmy-Oscar-nominated performer that he asked her in front of a crowd of more than 1,000 people!

And she's said "yes"!

Who might she play? Find out after the jump.

We rarely get this excited about two women being in the same room, but when those two women happen to be our out-lesbian superheroe Rachel Maddow and Ellen DeGeneres we pay attention!

Our girl Rachel visited Ellen on The Ellen DeGeneres Show for rousing discussion on the Presidential (and tonight's Vice Presidential) debates, same-sex marriage and, of course, Gangnum Style.

Check it out after the jump.

Many a gay has claimed they jumped the Glee ship long ago, but if a second Britney Spears tribute episode, a paralell storyline in New York City and a better-late-than-never cover of "Call Me Maybe" can't bring 'em back to the show, perhaps the new hunk Brody (played by Dean Geyer) can?

Yesterday, Glee hinted it will grow up a bit this coming season by releasing promo images featuring Rachel and her new sezzy classmate fling Brody culled from the show's second tribute to Britney Spears; after letting that steamy hotness hit our deprived Glee-spots, today we get to wrap our ears around two new Britney covers from the cast that'll appear in the episode: "Gimme More" and "Boys" (mashed up with Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend"). 

Check 'em out after the jump and let us know if you heart or hate the covers!

Evan Rachel Wood caused a bit of a storm (more tropical storm than hurricane) in the Twitterverse when she tweeted what some are deeming a homophobic joke with regards to Miley Cyrus's new haircut.

See what she said (and the follow-up) after the jump!

So, dear friends of Dorothy, what do we think of the new trailer for Oz: The Great And Powerful starring James Franco, Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz, and Mila Kunis?

Check it out after the jump!

Updated Tuesday, 3:19 p.m. PST

Sounds like someone needs a nap....

Bradlee Dean is seeking D.C. Superior Court Judge Joan Zeldon’s recusal from his case against Rachel Maddow, MSNBC, and the Minnesota Independent, after she ruled that Dean must pay nearly $25,000 in legal fees.

“Judges are to enforce the law, not to defend lawbreakers and then award them money,” Dean said in a statement Tuesday.

More of Dean (and his lawyer's) extended whine after the jump.