Say hello to the whole new host of diverse characters that we’re already a little bit in love with… BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS, IMAGE VIA SHOWTIME Instagram has been filling up our feeds this week with some introductions to the new faces of The L Word: Generation Q, along with some old favourites. The rebooted series [….]
The heartthrob reveals how playing Shane helped her realise she was a lesbian BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS, IMAGE VIA INSTAGRAM The L Word star, Kate Moennig has been breaking hearts as Shane McCutcheon for 15 years now. Ahead of her reprising the role for The L Word: Generation Q, we’ve been treated to a candid interview [….]
After waiting (not so) patiently for 10 years, we finally have an air date for The L Word: Generation Q BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS, IMAGE VIA INSTAGRAM Clear your calendar – The L Word: Generation Q is coming 8 December 2019. Theres been tons of anticipation surrounding the reboot over the past few months, but now [….]
These four lovely faces will be joining the gang for The L Word: Generation Q WORDS BY RACHEL BADHAM, IMAGES VIA INSTAGRAM Listen up fans of The L Word! The cast of the upcoming reboot of the show has just been announced! The L Word: Generation Q is due to come to our screens in [….]
Brand new characters, a new location and the return of a certain someone WORDS BY ROXY BOURDILLON, IMAGE VIA INSTAGRAM @LEISHA_H Listen up, you L Word superfan! We have some hot-off-the-press intel for you that you don’t want to miss. New showrunner on the block Marja-Lewis Ryan has gone and got us all giddy by [….]
Season six sure left us with a lot of feelings WORDS BY BEATRIZ VASQUES, IMAGE VIA YOUTUBE/SHOWTIME With The L Word’s sequel coming this autumn, it’s time to talk BUSINESS! We already know who’s coming back to the series, but what are the most important questions season six left unanswered 10 years ago? Here’s a [….]
“It’s 2019, after all. Trans actors need to be playing trans characters, and that’s the tea” BY ELEANOR NOYCE January’s announcement about The L Word reboot sparked excitement in the LGBTQI community. Watching The L Word, or hiding the DVDs under the bed, was a rite of passage for the baby queers of the noughties. [….]
