The L Word Is Coming Back to Showtime, So Dana Fans Can Start Praying for Their Miracle
Here’s hoping for a new theme song! (Sorry, Betty.)
By Jordan CrucchiolaHere’s hoping for a new theme song! (Sorry, Betty.)
By Jordan Crucchiola“This year has most certainly been quite a pivotal year in celesbian culture.”
By Dayna EvansA porn director assesses the viability of that and ten other fictional sex tapes.
By Lee Roy MyersThe show creator talks to us about transitioning from scripted drama to reality TV, the portrayal of lesbians in the media, and the possibility of coming to Brooklyn.
By Kera BolonikIt's like 'The L Word,' but real. Or, "real."
By Edith ZimmermanLike most of the six seasons of 'The L Word,' too much was not enough.
By Caryn BrooksHow are they going to tie up all these loose ends by next week, when the show ends for good?
By Caryn BrooksThis week's episode features Jenny unleashing her special brand of terror!
By Caryn BrooksHow uncomfortable are the architects of this show with the trans movement?
By Caryn BrooksAs text messages blip from phone to phone, the gossip and snickers of this Sapphic sorority seem altogether real and altogether fun.
By Caryn BrooksAlso: Have you ever seen a TV character who has a toothbrush in her mouth as often as Shane?
By Caryn BrooksGuess who's dead!
By Caryn BrooksPlus: Jada Pinkett Smith has Pat Benatar hair.
By Sharon ClottA new comic from the master of graphic journalism, from a new collection of stories about the world's displaced peoples.
Plus: an 'L Word' spinoff! Also, is Nicolas Cage making the perfect Nicolas Cage movie?
By Nick ConfaloneA lesbian show that's dabbled in Turkish oil wrestling turns its season-finale focus to “core values”?
No sex this week.
The specter of the past lurks over the entire episode!
With Los Angeles smothered by a record-breaking heat wave, everyone on The L Word has sex or goes nuts.