A lesbian movie scene from 2007 romantic comedy Out At The Wedding. From IMDB: After telling her fiancé, Dana, that her entire family is dead, Manhattanite Alex whisks off to her childhood home in South Carolina to serve as bridesmaid at her high-maintenance, estranged sister Jeannie’s wedding. As she tries not to steal Jeannie’s thunder by telling her family that a) she’s engaged, and b) the man she’s going to marry is a Jewish African American, things get a little mixed up. For starters, Alex’s sharp-tongued, mischievous best friend Jonathan unwittingly starts a rumor at the wedding that Alex is gay and Dana is a woman. When her family reacts in a surprisingly supportive way, Alex decides to go with it.
A lesbian kiss scene from the 2009 TV adaptation Eastwick starring Rebecca Romijn that is based on the novel and movie The Witches Of Eastwick. From a reviewer from IMDB: “ABC has hit it out of the park with their new Wednesday night line up and Eastwick is a great way to cap it off. The three women are perfect in their roles and Paul Gross is so damn sexy, good and perhaps evil at the same time. I loved him in Due South and its great to see him back on TV again. For a pilot this was great, I loved the cast and cared about them by the end and the story lines can go anywhere.” The latest word however, is that Eastwick has been canceled.
This is the infamous Megan Foxlesbian kissing movie scene in the below average campy horror film, Jennifer’s Body. From IMDB: Nerdy, reserved bookworm Needy and arrogant, conceited cheerleader Jennifer are best friends, though they share little in common. They share even less in common when Jennifer mysteriously gains an appetite for human blood after a disastrous fire at a local bar. As Needy’s male classmates are steadily killed off in gruesome attacks, the young girl must uncover the truth behind her friend’s transformation and find a way to stop the bloodthirsty rampage before it reaches her own boyfriend Chip.
A lesbian kissing scene from the 2009 sci-fi drama TV series FlashForward where the gist of the plot surrounds the mysterious global event where everyone on the planet blacks out and sees their own future 6 months ahead. The lesbian character is an FBI agent who had the puzzling flash forward of herself having a baby sonogram – what makes it even more intriguing is that she had to have an operation resulting from a gunshot wound that left her with almost no chance of conceiving a child. Very compelling TV show.