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The L Word creator is adapting the teen novel based on the behind-the-scenes drama of touring with a pop star.
Hornito predicts what lesbians "characters" Ilene Chaiken will pick for the new reality show.
The new reality series from Ilene Chaiken sounds like a joke. Too bad it's not.
Ilene Chaiken will co-exec produce the series revolving around the lives of six lesbians in L.A.
At the BlogHer conference in Chicago over the weekend, the creator of the Showtime series discussed her new projects, including a big-screen version of the lesbian series.
Ellen brings her wife to the stage to accept an award, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus wins for kissing Megan Mullally in an episode of The New Adventures of Old Christine.
Jennifer Beals joins Ilene Chaiken in a conversation about life after The L Word for an upcoming live discussion with The New York Times.
The women talk candidly about collaborating with Chaiken, and the evolution of the series.
Showtime will not be airing The L Word women-in-prison spinoff, the entertainment industry's leading trade publications are reporting today.
The series finale left most viewers somewhere between disappointed and outraged.
The show's cast get together for a final party, celebrating six seasons of the only lesbian drama series we've had in America.
In a new interview with The L Word creator, she discusses TV's representation of lesbians and how she got Showtime interested in the series to begin with.
The creator of The L Word tells the L.A. Times she has no plans to resolve one of the season's major plot lines.
Shane's in a dress and Max and Jenny are missing. New promos for Season 6 indicate the whole L Word world has gone mad.
After attempts to keep their dead character under-wraps, the network and series' director have ruined the surprise by giving it up.
"Vicky Cristina Barcelona" trailer, "Sugar Rush," Renee O'Connor and more.
Jennifer Beals, Laurel Holloman, Gabrielle Christian, Michelle Paradise and more.
The queer women who make a difference in film, TV and music.
Kim Ficera on the last two seasons of "The L Word", and hopes for Season 4.
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