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Cynthia Nixon: Bisexuals? We get no respect
by Joseph McCormick
After causing a storm of controversy this week when referring to being gay as a choice Cynthia Nixon seems to have reluctantly acknowledged that she is, in fact, bisexual.
Many critics of the celebrated film and theatre actor suggested that she was confusing being gay with being bi, and that her use of the word choice would undermine the battle for LGBT equality.
Promotional pictures of Jennifer Beals in Castle
by jenniferbeals.com
These are the first images of Jennifer as Sophia Conrad in Castle.
Her episodes 4.15 Pandora and 4.16 Linchpin will air on February 13th and 20th respectively at 10pm on ABC.
Synopsis: Pandora In the first episode of a two-part Castle event, Castle and Beckett pursue a ruthless killer who, they discover, is part of a sinister, international conspiracy. Castle and Beckett are joined on the case by Sophia Conrad (guest star Jennifer Beals), a smart, sexy CIA operative who has a complicated past with Castle.
'Homeland's' Morena Baccarin to Guest on 'The Good Wife'
By: Leslie Dobbins
Morena Baccarin, who costars on the critically acclaimed hit Homeland, has been cast in an upcoming guest spot on The Good Wife, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Series Creators Robert and Michelle King confirmed the news while offering a little insight into her storyline. Baccarin is slated to make her debut in early March, and according to the Kings, she will be playing an ambitious executive who accuses her colleague of sexual harassment.
Baccarin said in an interview with EW, I'm a huge fan of the show, I've watched every single hour of it.
In addition to Homeland, Baccarin is also known for her roles in sci-fi cult favorites V, Firefly and Stargate SG-1.
There's no word on whether or not Baccarin will interact with Archie Panjabi's bisexual investigator Kalinda on the show but fingers crossed for that pairing!
The Good Wife airs Sundays at 9pm on CBS.
Rosanne Returning to TV with NBC Sitcom 'Downwardly Mobile'
By: Neal Broverman
Shortly after shocking fans by revealing that she had shaved her head ahead of performing in a Broadway production of Wit, the 45-year-old addressed these criticisms in a Skype interview with Kevin Sessums of the Daily Beast.
With reference to her relationships with both men and women, Sessums asked if she was: a lesbian in a heterosexual relationship? Or a heterosexual in a lesbian relationship? to which Nixon replied:
I think for gay people who feel 100 percent gay, it doesn't make any sense. And for straight people who feel 100 percent straight, it doesn't make any sense. I don't pull out the bisexual word because nobody likes the bisexuals. Everybody likes to dump on the bisexuals.
When Sessums points out that bisexuality constitutes the B in LGBT, Nixon replies: I know. But we get no respect.
Longtime LGBT ally Roseanne Barr is bringing her down-home humor back to television, as NBC just greenlit a series starring her as the doyenne of a mobile home park.
The topical Downwardly Mobile will be written and executive-produced by Barr and Eric Gilliland, who also worked on the much-revered Roseanne sitcom on ABC. The outspoken Barr brought LGBT issues to the American public on Roseanne and often espouses her liberal views on talk shows and Twitter.