I don't know if you caught it, but in an interview in this week's Out Magazine, Gillian Anderson revealed that, back in the day, she used to mess around with the ladyfolk.

"Charlie's Angels" has performed so poorly for ABC that the show has already gone for the 21st century version of jumping the shark: the lesbian kiss.

Things don't feel quite right in the universe unless "Boardwalk Empire" actress Paz de la Huerta is pissing people off while her breasts desperately try to free themselves from her clothing, and I'm happy to report that everything is totally normal.

It's important to remember that showrunners and writers -- not actors -- determine the plots of TV shows, so it would be foolish to get excited about an attractive actress speculating about the direction of her character, particularly if it was some idle fanboy-baiting chatter about girls kissing.

Not only did "Glee" debut its first two original songs on last night's episode, it finally showed a kiss between Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss).

Last night's Valentine's Day episode of "Community" featured several gay overtones: Britta's confusion about her pseudo-lesbian friend Paige, the growing bro-love between Troy and Abed, and an appearance by Andy Dick.

I've never felt the need to break out the animated siren GIF circa the late-'90s Drudge Report, but I think this warrants it: Warming Glow crush Alison Brie getting friendly with her "Community" co-star Gillian Jacobs (who's no slouch herself).

In honor of Comic-Con, the trolley stop for the San Diego Convention Center is written in Klingon, the official language of sweaty virgins with acne.

The NBA Finals, the Stanley Cup Finals, "Breaking Bad," and "Treme" were all on TV at the same time last night, but the MTV Movie Awards overshadowed the quality programming with its usual combination of glitz, buzzy moments, and the awful pop cultural tastes of teenagers.