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Sara Ramirez's Dr. Torres plays hard to get (sort of), Teri Hatcher's lesbian kiss on Desperate Housewives? Ellen Degeneres interviews her wife Portia de Rossi being a newlywed. Plus Mischa Barton moves out of the OC for a more 'Beautiful Life' and Katee Sackhoff back on TV?

The Real L Word is back for another round of love, lust, parties, sex, beautiful women, life and drama. Whitney is back for a second season and is bringing her drama with her. This time around, this “untamed lover of life” is really going to focus and work on advancing her career. She’s going to have to get it together, though, because she’ll be going through this journey without her former cast mates Nikki, Jill, Tracy, Mikey and Rose. I’m sure tons of you are disappointed to see some of your faves leave The Real L Word, but with this new season come new faces. And with new faces,… brand spankin’ new drama. Look for Whitney's old fling Romi plus newcomers Claire, Francine, Sajdah, Kaci and Cory.

This re-spun take on a classic tale definitely doesn’t put us to sleep

The news broke this morning that Melissa Etheridge and partner of nearly nine years, Tammy Lynn Michaels, had split.  Now, only hours later, more information is coming to light.

Vanity Fair has unveiled its Hollywood issue for March featuring nine young actresses who look great with lighting, make-up and re-touching. Alas, here they are: Lesbian fave Kristen Stewart, Abbie Cornish, Carey Mulligan, Amanda Seyfried, Rebecca Hall, Mia Wasikowska, Emma Stone, Evan Rachel Wood and Anna Kendrick.

A lot of popular music acts like to flirt with their gay fan base, but Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles is ready to go all the way. She talks about coming out stories from fans, her legal trouble with a former lesbian band mate, country music stereotypes, girl crushes and the phenomenon that is Glee.

Billed as an animated lesbian Sci-Fi musical Strange Frame is certainly the first of a kind. Now, the trailer for the wildly inventive project by roducer, director and animator G.B. Hajim's and writer Shelley Doty's has dropped.

Accepting an award from the Point Foundation, Lena Dunham delivered a funny, powerful speech, explaining that if she can't be a lesbian, she's at least thrilled her sister is.