LesbiaNation.com Senior Editor Tracy E. Gilchrist is pleased to introduce readers to SheWired, the redesigned, madeover and soon-to-be re-launched go-to site for all things lesbian, gay, bi, queer, trans or otherwise identified. From pop culture and entertainment to politics, news and lifestyle, SheWired promises fresh, funny and irreverent content.
Life in Tinseltown is just one schmooze after deal after brush with celebrity after another but for those who live in Los Angeles sometimes a date on the couch with Oprah and hundreds of her closest studio audience pals seems preferable. An oh-so-over-it Hollywood lesbian pens about a particular run-in with Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore. Like everything in Hollywood, the truth is stranger than fiction.
Women We Love - Smokin' Brits and Aussies
There’s nothing quite like a woman with an accent to make the girls swoon. And during the steamy month of July, we're offering up some cool, reserved hotness with our Women We Love: Smokin’ Brits and Aussies! Consider Kate Winslet’s heaving cleavage aboard the Titanic, Nicole Kidman’s garter belts and stockings while swinging through Moulin Rouge, Catherine Zeta-Jones' sword-fighting siren in Zorro and Cate Blanchett’s armor-clad, battle-ready Elizabeth. There’s no denying the collective heat!
In the category of 'outrageous' political maneuvers, Sen. Elizabeth Dole’s attempt to attach the late Sen. Jesse Helms to a bill that would help fund the global fight against AIDS takes the cake. What was she thinking? Because she aligned a man who was never a friend of those affected by the disease with an important AIDS bill, Sen. Elizabeth Dole is the hypocrite of the week.
The Maine state motto is 'the way life should be,' and being a seasonal visitor to Maine, I have to agree. Life, for me, in Down East Maine is shared with my kids, my wife and the two men who are the kids 'dads,' Walter and Allan. Nothing fancy, nothing the kids can break... no electricity, no public water. Amish country, my son calls it. The way life should be is something we can all share.
Got a problem? Emily Wilcox, a Relationship Specialist and Spiritual Growth Advisor based in Los Angeles answers your questions on sex, love, relationships and more. Why do so many people jump into relationships at the drop of a hat? What does it mean when people give you 'the eye?' These are the questions you've asked and Emily thinks you deserve some answers!
Thanks to Outfest’s Legacy Project, the groundbreaking, at turns devastating and refreshing 1978 documentary Word is Out screened at the Director’s Guild of America to a packed house. Released a mere three years before the first utterances of AIDS, Word is Out is a visual, historical document of pre-AIDS gay and lesbian triumphs and struggles. Plus Sarah Waters fans descended upon the Director's Guild for her third book to film adaptation, Affinity.
A Day in the Life with Tajamika Paxton: Episode Four
Writer, producer, yoga instructor, woman about town... in the fast paced world of Hollywood, few have seen more than Tajamika Paxton... and lived to tell about it. Now she's adding video blogger to her extensive resume, taking to the streets and tracking down those people you've always wanted to chat up but never did.
Sassy Sarah Silverman's a single lady now that she's not f***ing Matt Damon or Jimmy Kimmel anymore. Saint Angelina Jolie gives birth to twins in Nice and becomes a national hero. Wanda Sykes and Julia Louis Dreyfus tie the knot California style. Mary Louise Parker makes Elizabeth Perkins her girlfriend and her bitch. Gimme Sugar gives me a toothache but I can't stop watching. And Thigh Master genius Suzanne Somers bares her beaver for the Home Shopping Network.
Inevitably when a single lesbian meets a mate, in the rush of new love she completely neglects her old gal pals. Some of them hole up to have non-stop sex for months on end, some don’t want to take their new catch out in public and risk losing her to another woman, and others think now that they have found their other half, they don’t need anyone else.
Topical #4
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Do you find yourself unable to stomach current events? Do traditional forms of information dissemination leave you cold? Don't worry, we've got the cure. It's 'Topical,' hosted by Dave Rubin and featuring a revolving roundtable of friends and foes.This week: The wifey-ing up of Michelle Obama, living below sea-level and the unattractiveness of married gays are the topics of the week.
Carson Kressley lands a spot on the increasingly gay Lifetime lineup; vampires a metaphor for gays on Alan Ball's True Blood?; Margaret Cho comes to VH-1; Julia Louis-Dreyfuss and Wanda Sykes say 'I do'; Brendan Fraser sports heels, Judge David Young tanks in daytime and Big Brother's gay orgy?
For a nation known for its comedy, America is coming off as awfully humorless these days. Exhibit A—the shock surrounding the New Yorker cover featuring a caricature of Barack Obama dressed in Islamic garb giving a fist bump to his rifle-toting wife Michelle. If you’re not smart enough to grasp satire, go buy US Weekly.
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