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L Word star Mia Kirshner's new character Isobel, on the CW's The Vampire Diaries is described as "sweet yet dangerous." AsJenny Schecter, Kirshner really mastered the fine art of playing the (eventualy lesbian) girl next door, who, once everyone turns their back, reveals her fangs.

Seeing images of loving LGBT couples continues to move the needle of acceptance forward. Mitch Kitter and Shalem Mathew are normalizing same-sex love.

Actor Dana Delaney (currently of Desperate Housewives, but I remember her from way back from when she was on As the World Turns) recently became co-president of the Creative Coalition, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization advocating for increased support of the arts and many other causes. In arts as everywhere, it seems both the glad-handing and giving is done mostly by men.

An ongoing exhibit of photography that looks at gender and sexual preference.

Award-winning internationally published photographer Renée Jacobs has been booted off of Facebook. Why? Considering Facebook’s questionable reputation regarding pulling lesbian images – some of you may remember the And Then Came Lola poster debacle – it’s tough to view Jacobs’ removal from the site as anything other than flat-out homophobia.

As a site that features entertainment and news geared toward the lesbian community at large we are committed to highlighting artists, musicians and craftspeople in the community. We’d like to introduce you to photographer Kelli Connell.

SheWired is happy to present graphic designer and illustrator Emma Blake’s latest rendering entitled “Adam and Steve.”

We at SheWired are excited to introduce a new regular space on the site "Doodles of Dublin Dyke," in which we'll feature illustrations and memes from Dublin-based graphic designer and illustrator Emma Blake.

Another Valentine’s Day has come and gone but Dublin-based graphic artist Emma Blake captured what could well have been a reality for some women who prefer to remain unattached. Below is her latest illustration.

We at SheWired are excited to introduce a new regular space on the site "Doodles of Dublin Dyke," in which we'll feature illustrations and memes from Dublin-based graphic designer and illustrator Emma Blake

Like found objects or the marks and stains of human existence, Smith's work has a seemingly accidental beauty.

These artists subvert the mythologies and ideals surrounding lesbian and transgender bodies.

Cher’s Oscar winning performance in the beloved romantic comedy 'Moonstruck' comes to stunning Blu-ray picture quality for the first time. This one’s required viewing for any Cher-fans, girls! Not to mention, anyone who just loves a good movie with beautiful love story.