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Milk took the New York Film Critics Circle’s top award for film of the year it was announced Wednesday. Gus van Sant’s biopic about slain gay rights activist and San Francisco City Supervisor Harvey Milk also pulled in an award for Sean Penn as best actor and Josh Brolin as best supporting actor.

Milk’s director Gus Van Sant hopes his biopic of slain gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk, will change public opinion about gay equality and he says he’s happy the film didn’t come out pre-Prop. 8’s passing. During a Q & A following the screening, Van Sant called his film, which stars Sean Penn, James Franco and Josh Brolin, 'a new step' in gay cinema.

Kate McKinnon's adorable and hilarious interview on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon will probably make your day.

There is moment in just about every workday when we come across something sexy, gratuitous and completely pointless that we wish we could post but don't under the auspices of there being no redeeming value. Well, we at SheWired have made an executive decision to just throw any of our pseudo-feminist lesbian caution to the wind and to just post our fave shot of the day. Today it’s all about when food and sex appeal collide! Slumdog Millionaire Oscar nominee Freida Pinto is all grown up and making mince meat out of a pomegranate for GQ! Typically a little on the tart side for me, Freida makes this pomegranate’s guts look like sweet nectar of the gods.

Milk, the timely and prescient biopic about gay rights activist Harvey Milk, landed eight Academy Award nominations, the Academy announced Thursday. However, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button led the way with 13 nominations, while Revolutionary Road was virtually shut out. Penelope Cruz picked up a nod for playing bisexual.

There are only a couple of days left to support lesbian filmmakers and helping them and their critically acclaimed short film Pariah win the Netflix Find Your Voice competition. One of ten finalists out of about 2,000, if Pariah’s filmmakers Dee Rees and Nekisa Cooper land the grand prize, which totals $150,000 in cash, plus production services for a total of about $350,000, they’ll be able to take their award-winning short and successfully turn it into a lesbian feature film.

Cinephiles, it’s your day - a day in which bets must be paid off, sighs of relief and anger must be given, and speculation must begin on a month long journey towards Oscar Day. Yes, early this morning the official Academy Award nominations were released, and folks, this year’s going to be a doozy with Natalie Portman, Annette Bening as a controllin lesbian mom, Michelle Williams, Jennifer Lawrence, Melissa Leo, Amy Adams and more...

Most in Hollywood have finally come down from the high they’ve been riding for the past few months. People are complaining the Oscars wasn't gay enough. It’s Hollywood; it doesn’t get gayer than that. Oscar winning producer of The King’s Speech Iain Canning thanked his husband after winning Best Picture; Lisa Cholodenko was nommed for writing lesbian-centric The Kids Are All Right, which garnered Annette Bening a nom for Best Actress. I didn’t see it, but doesn’t Natalie Portman go down on Mila Kunis in Black Swan? Or is it the other way around? I love me the mens, but even the thought of that hot girl on girl gets my blood boiling a little… Lora Hirschberg kissed her wife that night when her name was announced for winning for sound mixing for Inception. Pretty gay right there and that’s what’s on the screen and stage.

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Tis the start of Awards Season and Milk, Penelope Cruz, Kate Winslet, Angelina Jolie and Cate Blanchett top a few lists. A night of body shots on the town with Anne Hathaway sells for $12,000. Wanda Sykes wonders if Cracked Xmas' gays have ever seen a black lesbian before. Natalie Portman and Rashida Jones together in bed...again. And Ilene Chaiken let's the dead cat out of her L Word bag...on video.