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The Los Angeles Dodgers will make baseball history by naming Sue Falsone as the first female head athletic trainer in Major League Baseball.

Philadelphia pitcher Mo'ne Davis is the rare female on the cover of Sports Illustrated

An arrest warrant was issued in Georgia on Thursday for WNBA legend Chamique Holdsclaw, 35, after a dispute with her alleged ex-girlfriend Jennifer Lacy, 29, turned violent, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. According to police, the warrant was issued for aggravated assault, criminal damage to property and reckless conduct, after Holdsclaw took a baseball bat to Lacy’s Range Rover front and rear windows and fired a weapon inside her SUV. There were no injuries reported.

One of the most visible ladies has been in the news for the wrong reasons lately—ESPN reporter, Erin Andrews. Next up is Bonnie Bernstein, the first sportcaster to cover the Superbowl for both network TV and radio syndication. Also, Lisa Guerrero. The LA Times named her “the hardest working sports reporter.” These ladies are just a few of the many women to watch in televised sports!

For girls who love sports, LA Dodgers Manny Ramirez is a lightning rod of controversy, and this season Manny looks like he's not changing colors any time soon. SheWired contributor, lesbian and sports' fan Leslie Dobbins has a few things to say to Manny!

Tennis superstars Serena and Venus Williams are in final negotiations to become co-owners of the Miami Dolphins. Now there are a couple of names even the most sports-deficient lesbian can remember! Plus, and update on Caster Semenya and her preliminary tests.

It has been 20 years since openly gay comedienne Suzanne Westenhoefer first hit the comedy circuit and entered into our lovely lesbian hearts. To put it into perspective, before there was an openly-gay Ellen Degeneres on the entertainment radar, there was a brave and brash Westenhoefer being “Totally Inappropriate” (which is, ironically, also the name of her newest comedy tour currently traveling across the United States). How…appropriate.

NewFest 2012 is upon us, and there are a couple of new partnerships you need to know about before trotting over to New York’s premier LGBT Film Festival. The biggest change is the venue change. Due to a new partnership with the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the festival is heading to the esteemed venue.

Vegas, Lesbians, the NFL...Oh my. Sports' enthusiast Kandice Day waxes on about Red Bull and vodka, the Vegas Strip, The Giants, Dallas and 'Blackjack lesbians.'

College hoops superstar Brittney Griner came out officially yesterday. She's always been our #1 draft pick, but her public coming out is just icing on the cake. Here are five reasons Brittney is our #1!

Sports writer Helen Wortham proves that Women's Week in Provincetown is a full contact sport with the Red Sox nation and its own celebs including, Maggie Cassella,Kate Clinton, Erin Daniels, Michelle Clunie and Jennie McNulty.

Outfest, Los Angeles’ gay and lesbian film festival, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, showing LGBT films in Hollywood and Los Angeles from July 12 to July 22. Since 1982 Outfest has shown more than 5,600 films to one million people, and films have been picked up and distributed around the world. Here’s our guide to the most girl-friendly films Outfest has to offer this year.