Chelsea Handler's Shout Out to GLAAD

Last week GLAAD released its annual "GLAAD Network Responsibility Index," essentially ranking how gay TV stations are. ABC got the best network station ranking for the third year in a row -- 24% of their programming features LGBT characters.

While GLAAD ranked such cable channels as A&E, Sci Fi...er...SyFy, and TBS (all of which, not surprisingly received "FAIL!"), E! was left out.

And Chelsea Handler, comedienne extraordinaire and host of E!'s late night show Chelsea Lately is not happy about it. Check out her hilarious statement to GLAAD above.

--GREGORY MILLER

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