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Because let's face it, LGBT honors lists ALWAYS focus on the L and G, and let's face it, mostly the G.

There are only a few small lesbian watering holes left...where are they all going?

Sundays at Café Tabac is a documentary about a queer salon in the East Village of early 1990s New York City. The salon became a bonding place for the entire queer community of NYC, especially for lesbians.

Tonight we bid farewell to Emily, Spencer, Hanna and Aria for three more months and I’m already missing my not-so-guilty pleasure.

Deborah Vial has lived a colorful life. Even if you didn’t know about her performing for troops in combat zones or opening for bands like Concrete Blonde and Chicago, you’d still sense the depth behind her music. Vial just released a video for the single “Angel,” so we chatted with her about music, her relationship with Caron Barrett, and why being closeted isn’t an option.

Once everyone survived Y2K panic, the race for gay marriage heated up around the globe in the early 2000's. While LGBT activists stood in the trenches waging the war for equitable civil rights, lesbians in politics and pop culture came out of their closets en masse and crashed through many a glass ceiling.  Same-Sex marriage, the Hate Crimes Bill, lesbian mayors and Prime Ministers, Ellen Degeneres, Wanda Sykes, AfterEllen, Kelly McGillis, Meredith Baxter, Rosie O'Donnell, Melissa Etheridge,  South of Nowhere, Grey's Anatomy andThe L Word are just a few of the higlights.

Star of the break-out Web series 'Anyone But Me,' Nicole Pacent talks to SheWired about being a real-life 'lady-loving lady,' and being out and her on-screen kissing scenes with costar Rachael Hip-Flores. Plus, the celeb she'd like to kiss on screen next. Pink anyone?