Jamie Wetherbe

Constance McMillen, the teen who sued her Mississippi high school after officials canceled the prom rather than let her bring her girlfriend and wear a tux, stopped by the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center on Saturday, March 27. Accompanied by an ACLU representative, McMillen met with other teens and adults (a few from Mississippi) to check out the Center's charter school for LGBT youth, the only one of its kind in California.

Dot429, a new social network for LGBT professionals, on Saturday afternoon held its inaugural Los Angeles event poolside at the Avalon Hotel. The event — which follows dot429’s launch events in San Francisco, Chicago and New York — hosted some of L.A.’s most connected LGBT leaders, from financiers to filmmakers, for a Beverly Hills brunch.

Club Skirts — celebrating 20 years of Dinah this spring — is bringing an international act into the mix with the Paradiso Girls taking the stage Saturday, April 3 at the Hilton.

At a time when print is facing great challenges, a maverick editor Merryn Johns and her crew launched Bound, what could be the first international magazine for lesbians and could-be lesbians. Based in Australia, the Bound team has just published its third issue featuring fame in all forms with stories on Lady Gaga, Hilary Swank and porn legend Nina Hartley, as well as highlights from Johannesburg Pride and a report on the death of lesbian soldier Ciara Durkin, paired with lifestyle pieces on, travel, décor and fashion.

SheWired contributor Jamie Wetherbe chats with Club Skirts Dinah Shore Weekend's Mariah Hanson about the world's largest lesbian event's 20th anniversary upcoming blow out including Ke$ha, Paradiso Girls and newly out Meredith Baxter taking to the cat walk! Mariah says there's a big surprise coming. That cat's already out of the lesbian bag of tricks. It's Rosie O'Donnell in her return to stand-up!