AfterElton Briefs: Miley Cyrus loves her some "Drag Race", Adam Lambert Wakes 'Em Up In Tokyo, and More!

Plus the wit and wisdom of Bea Arthur ... captured forever, Lilith Fair returns with some classic rock chicks, Kathy Griffin invades D.C., and Rachel Maddow exposes lies.

Out broadcaster Derek Hartley is flanked by memorable Project Runway designers Ping Wu and Jack Mackenroth at the "I Want My Gay TV: The LGBT History Of Television" party in NYC

• Miley Cyrus opens up to Parade about her godmother Dolly Parton and her dislike of most TV, with one notable exception: "But there is one show I'm addicted to: RuPaul's Drag Race. I love me some RuPaul. I love RuPaul's motto. It goes something like,'A real lady is never bitchy, a real lady is sassy.'"
 


• Kathy Griffin will headline a rally against DADT in D.C. tomorrow. The rally will start at noon at Freedom Plaza, and will be filmed for the new season of My Life On the D-List.

• One of the few bright spots in the barren wasteland that was 90's music is coming back. Tickets for Lilith Fair go on sale March 27, with artists such as The Bangles, the Go-Go's, Heart, Suzanne Vega and other non-80's (and therefore, inferior) groups participating.

• Below you can see Rachel Maddow pick apart the lying lies that the "man marries horse" guy tried to throw out the other night.

• The nominees for the 22nd Annual Triangle Awards have been announced, honoring the best in gay-themed fiction. The last gay-themed book I read was called My Best Friend's Dad ... but I don't think it's up for any awards.

• Below you can see a couple of shots of Adam Lambert, who was in Japan earlier this week promoting his debut album, and looking very much like a KISSlet.

• Finally, I don't know why no one thought of this before. This may be the most brilliant website ever created. Behold That's What Bea Said.

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