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Lesbians are so hot right now.  If the new Megan Fox movie, Top Chef, True Blood, the LiLo-SamRo saga, Melrose Place, America’s Next Top Model and Grey’s Anatomy didn’t clue you in already, just pick up a copy of this month’s Marie Claire with Drew Barrymore and Ellen Page and you’ll see that the media is just a few smooches away from some kind of girl-on-girl record. 

American Idol's back and Paula Abdul and Kara DioGuardi are at turns playing fauxmosexuals. Jorja Fox returns to CSI, Jessica Capshaw gives Grey's Anatomy a much-needed personality injection, Patricia Arquette's back in Medium. Plus, the L Word teases with Lucy Lawless but spares us Kate Moennig's Shane's premiere episode sexcapades.

Welcome back to SheWired's exclusive series Out on Campus. This week, Colby student Elizabeth Byrne shares her experience being openly gay on campus at a liberal school. Despite having a homophobic roommate freshman year, and not having any gaydar, she shares what a positive experience her college years have been. 

There is so much going on in this video, I don’t even know where to begin. But in the spirit of Gaga and her ultra-surreal-erotic-pop-art-jump-cutting-costume-lesbolicious style, and the fact that I was an English major once upon a time, I’m going to provide a recap of “Telephone” while also deconstructing it thematically and you guys can do with it what you will. Among the tidbits on tap are product placement, exploitation flicks, lesbian porn, pop culture and prison butches.

True Blood's lesbian fans got a little something extra in the fourth season premiere with the arrival of Marnie the Wiccan, played by out actress Fiona Shaw, and with Sookie’s BFF Tara reappearing a changed woman as a cage fighter in love with her female opponent. Besides the general lesbian-ness of it all the sex scene between Tara (Rutina Wesley) and her girlfriend Naomi (Vedette Lim) rivaled the heat of any of Sookie’s best sex scenes with Bill and / or Eric.