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An interview with Academy Award-winning actress Olympia Dukakis is presented.

An interview with gay actor Eric Millegan is presented. He describes his character as Doctor Zack Addy in the television program "Bones." He believes that his film "OnLine" became popular because it was shot using Web cameras. He admits that he discovered his passion for singing when he was in the first grade.

An interview with actor Bryan Batt is presented. He compares the role he portrayed in the TV program "Mad Men" to working on a Broadway show. The actor confirms that his family owned an amusement park in New Orleans, Louisiana. Batt expresses his dismay at the way the U.S. government has handled the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

An interview with comedian Lily Tomlin is presented. When asked about her plans of doing live performances again, and how she sees it, she says that she is excited to perform again. She adds that live theater becomes effective when the actors always have something exciting to show. She says that among the actors and actresses today, she would like to work with Natalie Portman, Martin Scorsese and Angelica Houston, among others.

An interview with actress and singer Barbara Eden is presented. She mentions that she actually started her career as a singer and not as an actress. She relates her experience in working with actor Larry Hagman in the television program "I Dream of Jeannie." She shares that she does not believe in regretting things.

An interview with actress Linda Evans is presented. A brief profile on Evans as well as her achievements are detailed. When asked about her theatrical play "Legends!," she says that its national tour is going great. She says that she do not know Michael Freedland, the author who wrote a biography about her. She recalls her days at the set of the television series "Dynasty."

The article presents an interview with world-renowned saxophonist Dave Koz. His first foray into radio was hosting his own highly popular syndicated show, "The Dave Koz Radio Show. It reveals his reaction being considered the second coming of Sanborn. According to Koz, a ship promoter by the name of Michael Lazaroff came to him with the idea of doing a "Dave Koz and Friends At Sea" Cruise.

This article presents an interview with composer and musician Jim Brickman. His 2006 Christmas Romance--The Holiday Tour" coincides with the November 2006 release of Brickman's music release "Christmas Romance." He was saddened by the death of Gerald Levert, the legendary soul singer. He describes the relationship between his music and Christian principles and beliefs.

The article presents an interview with Jamie Dunne, the director of communications of "In the Life" TV program. When asked what makes "In the Life" unique among other programs, she describes the real issues and concerns of LGBT communities that are brought into the show. Dunne talks about the history of the program, including the negative reactions it generated. Direction for the future as it celebrates its 15 years of public television programming excellence is also discussed.

The article presents an interview with Rob Dauber, executive producer of the talk show "Martha." He describes her working relationship with television personality Martha Stewart. He cites how the show has addressed the particular need of the GLBT community. He compares his working relationship with Stewart and actress and television host Rosie O'Donnell.

Presents an interview with Martha Reeves, a member of the 1960s rhythm and blues musical group, Martha and the Vandellas. Experience in starting out as a backup singer for Marvin Gaye; Reasons for her decision to challenge Berry Gordy, founder of Motown Records, over finances; Opinion on hip-hop or rap music.

Interviews Kevin Cahoon, openly gay vocalist of the band Ghetto Cowboy. Distinction between Glam Rock and other musical movements such as disco and rap; Origin of the name of the band; Comments on being compared to David Bowie and The New York Dolls.

Interviews actress Maureen McCormick, who stars in the TV program "The Brady Bunch" which debuted in 1969. Career background; Her views on co-star Robert Reed; Relationship with co-star Barry Williams; Her opinion on portraying the role of Marcia Brady.

Presents an interview with actor-singer Anthony Rapp. Views on the release of the film "Rent" on DVD format; Significance of "Rent" to the GLBT community according to Rapp; Opinion on the success of the film "Brokeback Mountain."

Presents an interview with gay actor Chad Allen about his career. Views on the risks associated with being an openly gay actor; Factors that influenced the actor to reveal his sexual orientation; Advice to other GLBT people who are struggling to come out.

The article presents an interview with actress Katherine Moennig of the television program "The L Word." She discusses her role as a lesbian in the show. She describes her working relationship with the rest of the cast. She comments on the lesbian sexual scenes that are written for her character.

Interviews actress-singer Ellen Green about her career. Information on Green's benefit performance at the Vernon Hills High School; Comment on Green's portrayal of the character Audrey in the film and stage production "The Little Shop of Horrors"; Relationship of Green with musical accompanist Christian Kilkovits. INSET: THE CHILDREN'S PLACE.

Interviews actor Ted Allen of the reality television program "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" about the television program. Reason behind his selection for the program; Move of the actor to New York City with partner Barry Rice; Involvement in "Chicago Magazine."

An interview with award-winning producing-director team Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey is presented which focuses on their film "When I Knew."

An interview with Ronnie Kroell, a runner-up of Bravo's "Make Me a Supermodel" competition, is presented.

An interview with actor-producer-director Bill Duke about his film project "Cover" is presented.

An interview with theater actor Don Richard is presented.

An interview with Steven Rosengard, a gay challenger on the reality show "Project Runway," is presented.

An interview with Tory Torbin, artistic director for the Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, is presented.

An interview with actress Jennifer Beals of the television program "The L Word" is presented. She stated her opinion about the story line between her and her fictional lover, Tina, in connection with the writers' direction of the show. Beals considers theater acting as the type of performance she finds most intimidating. She considers her status as a biracial woman as a factor for helping her in portraying the role of Bette Porter.

An interview with gay fashion guru Carson Kressley in presented. When asked about the successful ending of the "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," he states that he misses working with the show's amazing cast and crew. He describes the relationship he has had with the straight guys involved in the show. He also examines the impact the show has had on his life.

An interview with stage actress and singer Hollis Resnik about her career background and challenges in portraying the character Muriel in the national touring company of the play "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" is presented. She mentions the developments in the theatrical production. She relates her experience of growing up in Euclid, Ohio. She shares the most painfully difficult career decisions she have ever made.

An interview with actor comedian Mark McKinney is presented. McKinney talks about his experiences and coworkers in several television programs including "The Kids in the Hall" and "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip." He describes a typical week on the set of "Saturday Night Live." He considers the end of "Saturday Night Live" as the most difficult time in his career.

An interview with Illinois State Representative Greg Harris is presented. He cites that the House Bill (HB) 1826 would extend full marriage to same-sex couples in the state. When asked to justify the effort to pursue same-sex marriage in an unstable political climate, Harris states that the important thing is that people have every protection and obligation for their families that is legally available. He explains his view about identifying hate crimes.

The article presents an interview with actor Richard Thomas about his acting career and his aspirations. The actor mentions that one of the things that he always wanted in his career was a sense of satisfaction in playing many different parts. He explains how he become involved with the national tour of the theatrical production "12 Angry Men." Thomas describes his experiences as part of the family television series "The Waltons."

The article presents an interview with former New Jersey governor James R. McGreevey. He reacts to the accusation of Golan Cipel that he did not have a relationship with him and that he sexually harassed him. He details his reasons for resigning as governor. He cites the impact of the publication of his memoir "The Confession" on the GLBT community.

This article presents an interview with Mike Reiss, writer of "Queer Duck, The Movie." When asked why did he create a cartoon about a gay duck and why he chose a duck among all animals, he said that queer duck is an old phrase that means an odd fellow. His anger on Dr. Laura Schlesinger's discrimination against the gay community made him create "Queer Duck" in 1999. He has gay friends and relatives, and he tries to keep abreast of gay culture.

This article presents an interview with Chicago, Illinois gay comedian Spencer Lord. Lord stars in the one-man show that chronicles his mounting angst in "Correctional Fluids... from Pentecostal to Bicoastal." When asked why he was mad as hell, he cites a number of reasons such as Mike Wallace retired, Mario Lopez is straight, and various other reasons. His show talks about redemption, and he believes that his redemption is coming since the illegal acts for which he was punished were not immoral.

Interviews actor Eric Mabius about life and career. Appearance of the actor in over 30 films as of 2006; Roles in the television programs "The O.C." and "Eyes"; Views on the portrayal of a man as the wrong partner.

The article presents an interview with celebrity Tab Hunter. When asked about the reason for disclosing his life through the publication of his autobiography, he reveals that his friend Allen had convinced him to write his own book. He imparts the difficulties in living a closeted individual while a public figure. His brother had influenced him to engage in horseback riding.

Interviews Joy Behar, co-host of "The View" talk show, about various subjects. Career background; Misconception about the co-host; Views on amendments to ban gay marriage.

Interviews actress Pam Grier of the television program "The L Word" regarding her life and career. Views on her character in the television program; Criticisms of the lesbian community against the television program; Benefits of "The L Word" for the lesbian community.

Before President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos attempt to shift large amounts of taxpayer money into school choice, we should carefully consider what we are getting into. As with health care, improving education is more complex than some might think. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An interview with Sam Harris, an American recording artist, is presented.

The article offers news briefs related to media and the entertainment industry in the U.S.

The article reports that singer Susan Werner will perform at the Summer 2008 Cabaret Series of Roosevelt University's Auditorium Theater on July 23, 2008.

The article offers news briefs on various television programs and films related to same sex relationship including the upcomig male-bonding-budding comedy, "I Love You, Man," actor Kerr Smith will star as Axle Palmer in "My Bloody Valentine 3-D," and "Beau Brummell: This Charming Man," stars James Purefoy as the charismatic fashionista.

The article focuses on the directorial debut of Glenn Ficarra and John Requa with the film "I Love You, Phillip Morris," starring Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor.

The article presents an update on the entertainment industry as of March 2008. Lesbian actress Sandra Bernhard is one of the cast in the romantic comedy film "See You in September," directed by Tamara Tunie. The television program "Top Chef: Chicago," hosted by Padma Lakshmi and Tom Colicchio will air on March 12. BBC Worldwide has released "Hotel Babylon: The Complete First Season," a deluxe, three-disc DVD set of episodes of the show's inaugural season.

This section offers news briefs on the U.S. entertainment industry, including the release of the documentary film "Chris and Don: A Love Story."

This section offers news briefs on the entertainment industry. The seventh season of the television program "The Apprentice," which is set to start January 2008 in the U.S, will include 14 celebrities against each other in a competition, to deliver a $250,000 bonus check to their chosen charity. Several DVD sets that are ideal for the holidays are presented including "Dante's Cove: Guilty Pleasure Collection" and "Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition."

This section offers news briefs on the entertainment industry. Several guest stars will appear in the final episode of the comedy series "Extras" on HBO. The "World's Most Beautiful Transsexual Pageant" will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Celine Dion will release her new album entitled "Taking Chances."

The article presents an update on the entertainment industry in the U.S. as of November 2007. The Queer Lounge program has been added to the official media programs portfolio of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD). The DVD "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: The Complete Series" has been released by Warner Home Video. Masterworks Broadway has released the Broadway cast recording of the musical "Grease."

This section offers news briefs of interest to the GLBT community. "Queer as Folk" alumnus Sharon Gless has been asked to join the cast of the popular FX series "Nip/Tuck." Talk and game show host Regis Philbin will revive the 1960 game show, Password, in a brand-new format. One of the first primetime coming of age dramas, "My So-Called Life," which premiered on ABC in 1994 debuts on DVD on October 30, 2007.