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Karl Lagerfeld insulted women when he asserted that Coco Chanel “was never a feminist” because she “was never ugly enough for that.” Lagerfeld must have mistakenly presumed no feminist’s enjoy the Chanel line luxury goods when he made the ignorant, prejudice comment about feminists.

New York-based singer-songwriter Julia Weldon might be the most soulful singer you've never heard of.

SheWired chats with The Young and the Restless star and former L-Worder Clementine Ford. Daughter of the iconic Cybill Shepherd, Clementine has been making inroads in the biz since she starred as Molly Kroll, Shane's one true love on The L Word. Here's Clementine on her early career, coming out, watching her mom as a "raging lesbian" on the L Word, dating mega-producer Linda Perry and more...

The group Disappear Fearformed back in 1987 with sisters SONiA and CiNDY Rutstein at the steering wheel. In 1994, CiNDY decided to take some time off the road and focus on her family in Seattle, Washington while SONiA kept the candle burning performing on stages around the world and developing the non-profit organization Guitars for Peace.

With the recent release of their sixth full-length album and more than 10 years of touring behind them, there’s no doubt that lesbian favorite musical sisters, Tegan and Sara have more music left in them. When we talked to Tegan, we got her to dish on her obsession with hot dogs, becoming more mainstream, and slowly becoming licensed to drive.

The out musician opened up about her Heartthrob, her activism, and being a Dinah Shore virgin.

Most renowned for her iconic lesbian roles on "The L Word" and in "The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love," actress Laurel Holloman has been busy trying her hand at another form of artistic expression – large format abstract painting. SheWired chatted with Laurel about her passion and inspiration for painting, her influences, juggling parenting – she’s a mom to two young daughters – with creating art and acting, the art in Bette’s and Tina’s house and just what that whole painting on enormous canvases thing is about.

Musician and actress and lesbian fave Bitch chats with SheWired's Rachel Paulson about her upcoming release 'Blasted.' As an extra special treat, she performs her cover of "Staying Alive!" A classically trained violinist, Bitch formerly and infamously played as a duo with Bitch and Animal, releasing their recordings on Ani DiFranco’s Righteous Babe Records. Now a solo artist, Bitch launched her own label, Short Story Records, in 2008.

From the tough-as-nails cop on Cagney & Lacey to the proudest PFLAG mom ever on Showtime's Queer as Folk, Sharon Gless has had a long, storied career that's resounded strongly with the lesbian audience. SheWired.com caught up with Gless to talk about how much the lesbian community has supported her through the years, kissing Rosie O'Donnell and how she's always wanted to portray a lesbian on-screen. 

This week on Unscripted, platinum-recording artist, singer/songwriter, Billie Myers talks about the first single from her new album, "I Hope You're Happy Now." 

We're happy to release a SheWired exclusive video of De'Borah back in action, performing an original song called "Ambition," that speaks especially to LGBT youth who are feeling downtrodden, reminding them that their drive to succeed will help them "make it out to be successful."

Out hip-hop/soul duo God-des and She's fourth album, The United States of God-des and She, hit stores and digital platforms on Tuesday.