Sunday Funday is Shane and Jenny in a League of Their Own
All the good gay news from around the globe this week and how it relates to SHENNY!
All the good gay news from around the globe this week and how it relates to SHENNY!
“Your assignment is to write about what happens when Sarah Schuster moves back to LA after a brief stay in a psychiatric hospital in her hometown in Illinois.”
It’s 2017, and married power lesbians Jenny Schecter and Shane McCutcheon face some tough stuff only days before Carmen De La Pica Morales is coming in for a weekend visit that turns out a whole lot cooler than anybody could’ve predicted.
Grab your Dos Equis because it’s time to binge-watch your fave video!
icons below the cut :)
A guide to watching “The L Word” for first-timers, chock-full of L Word trivia for repeat offenders.
Shane’s hair in season one is a Gemini, but by season four, it’s a Pisces.
A showrunner for The L Word BABY!, Airbnb is trying, don’t get hacked, here for imperfect black female protagonists, Smitten Kitchen, queering modern day church, a brief Buffy interlude, and so much more!
I needed to know how they did it. I needed to see if the “way that we live,” was a way that I could live.
Ilene Chaiken dropped a LOT of interesting L Word reboot news at the TCA press tour.
What a bizarre and surreal day to be alive in this world.
This is the waaaaay, it’s the way that we live, it’s the way that we liiiiiive and loooooooove.
Come for Ilene Chaiken’s hairdo, stay because why not, you know?
Friday night, in the midst of A-Camp, Ilene Chaiken had the audacity to tweet about a possible L Word reunion? Reboot? Group hang? It’s honestly unclear.
Talking, laughing, loving, breathing, spiraling, existential dreading…
“First comes Twitter, then comes Snapchat, then comes texting nudes to a complete and total stranger.” Patty-cake to that one, kiddos.
Struck by a sudden burst of inspiration, Lucious decides to produce an album with fellow Philadelphia native and R&B legend Kit Porter, including her legendary ode to menopause.
“I hate to break it to those people, but lesbians tend to dress like men, act like men — and look like men.”
Yes, Papi. Really.
I have to come to expect that kind of technicolor Sapphic unreality in all of my Chaiken programming, which is exactly why I did not expect L Word Mississippi: Hate The Sin. And I’m glad I didn’t, because this is a documentary worth seeing on its own terms.