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Pop diva and gay icon Samantha Fox and Sabrina Salerno teamed up to produce a terrific cover version of Blondie’s famous track "Call Me." It reached #4 on the Italian singles sales chart in July 2010 but is just now hitting the UK. Watch the video here! Before blonde bombshell Samantha embarked on her successful singing career she was a top glamour model and premiere British sex symbol. Not only does leggy Italian beauty Sabrina sing, but she is also a model, actress, record producer, television hostess and songwriter.

This week we bade farewell to the gals who’ll go out into the world and live their lives without the eyes of adoring / disapproving fans following their every move – sort of like pushing about a dozen tattooed, pierced baby birds out of a nest.

Love Darling, the indie rock trio behind 'The Real L Word's theme song, have a new album coming to vinyl, with a little support from fans and the community.

Get to know UK import the Vinyl Black Stilettos brings a fresh sound and a sexy, outspoken, lesbian front woman in Laura D., to the LGBT music scene.

The folk artist is giving SheWired readers an exclusive peek of her seventh album before it drops on September 16th.

With the release of her sixth solo studio album, Nostalgia, Annie Lennox opens up about her place in history as an LGBT icon, the role of art in activism, and her hope for a label-free world.

Melissa Ferrick is trying something new: Following 2008’s "Goodbye Youth" which relied on only her acoustic guitar, voice and intimate lyrics the singer-songwriter’s latest effort "Enough About Me," released in March, is more of a covers project.

I caught up with Indie artist Jeryl Orsino by coincidence when her friend, concert pianist, Joyce Anderson, asked if I would play Jeryl's music on my radio show -- on Durham Dales Radio. I'm so pleased Joyce asked because I had terrific feedback from my listeners and, personally, I fell in love with Jeryl's music. Jeryl, an out lesbian, has had her music featured in Crystal Chappell's Web series Venice and in Anyone But Me, which stars Nicole Pacent and Rachael Hip-Flores.

Entertainment publicist and all-around observer of all things lesbian Mona Elyafi, whips out the 80's pop tunes to explain her latest debacle. The lesbian break-up! 

So you’ve been with your girlfriend for a while and you’re wondering whether to take the plunge and get a place together...