OUR TOP 10 LISTS

10. Portia DeRossi

Granted she hasn't made much in the way of movies since becoming Mrs. Ellen DeGeneres, but DeRossi's moving memoir about her life long struggle with eating disorders had us, Oprah, and her wife all in tears.

Her terrifying tale of maniacally sprinting through the parking lot of the Beverly Center in platform heels in order to burn off 60 calories worth of gum still keeps us up nights.

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9. Anna Paquin

True Blood star and Oscar-winning actress Anna Paquin came out as bisexual in an LGBT equality Public Service Announcement made by wegiveadamn.org.

Sure, True Blood is already pretty gay but Paquin reportedly did this on her own, surprising even her publicity people. That deserves some hardcore lez, don't Anna Paquin you think?

8. Sheryl Swoopes

WNBA star Swoopes recently announced the end of her two-year hiatus from basketball. The 40-year-old athlete has signed with the Tulsa Shock, and is poised to make a serious come-back. Swoopes made headlines when she came out in 2004, and was only the second active player to do so.

7. Jane Lynch

Yes we love Jane for her role on Glee and her quirky Christopher Guest film roles but on a recent visit to Bill Maher's show the 35-year-old actress did a dramatic reading of Anthony Weiners sext messages that upped her fabulosity by about a thousand.

Watching Lynch earnestly discuss fellatio skills and tight vaginas with Maher wins her a forever place in our hearts.

6. Christine Quinn

Christine Quinn should send Anthony Weiner a thank you e-card. With the Congressman forced out of office by his Weiner-tweeting scandal, his New York mayoral election bid is down the tubes.

This hilarious series of events is great news for New York City Council Speaker Quinn, who is now believed to be the frontrunner in the 2012 NYC Mayoral race.

5. Sia

Best known for her hauntingly romantic song ''Breathe Me'' played on the finale of the hit television show Six Feet Under, the Australian musician recently confirmed her break up with musician J.D. Samson by tweeting, "A lot of you have been asking, yes, Mr. Boop and I broke up four months ago. We love each other and are still friends."

In July, Sia will being a North America tour to promote We Are Born her critically acclaimed album.

4. Jessie J

English singer-songwriter Jessie J started out writing songs for the likes of Miley Cyrus and Chris Brown, but her debut single ''Do it Like a Dude'' blew our minds.

Her first solo album Who You Are debuted at number 2 in the UK and 11 in the US. She’s currently on tour as the opening act for Katy Perry.

3. Rachel Maddow

Known super hero Rachel Maddow single-handedly defeats conservative villians, mercilessly teases talking head nut-jobs, and exposes creepy conspiracies every night on her extremely popular television show.

The 38-year-old Rhodes Scholar's wit is so sharp, many of her most notorious foes have declined to be interviewed by her.

2. Dee Rees

Dee Rees is the much talked-about director behind Pariah, the film fest favorite that was picked up for distribution by Focus Films at Sundance this year.

The film, which chronicles the coming-of-age story of Alike, a 17-year-old newly out black butch lesbian, is at least partially autobiographical. Rees has said that the film's title comes from her struggle to fit in and the confusion she felt about how to present herself in the queer world.

1. Kreayshawn

The fact that more than 3.000,000 have watched Kreayshawn's ''Gucci Gucci'' on Youtube.com means GucciGucci LouieLouie FendiFendi Prada is probably running through your head as you read this.

In fact, rumor has it the 21-year-old Oakland MC just signed a major record deal. Kreayshawn told Complex magazine, ''I'm not a raging lesbian… I'm an occasional lesbian.''

Whatever that means, she sums herself up pretty well with the rhyme, ''I've got swag and it's coming out my ovaries.''