Good morning! I hope you’re enjoying the new site. Holler if you have any comments or question: @afterellen.
Also, we’re off tomorrow for Thanksgiving but will be back with our 2014 Holiday Gift Guide on Friday.
Robin Roberts went on The View this week to discuss her Thanksgiving special.
Jessica Capshaw gives a little insight to Arizona in this Grey’s Anatomy story from The Hollywood Reporter.
UK-based food blogger and activist Jack Monroe criticized Prime Minister David Cameron on Twitter, and she was then lambasted by a homophobic Daily Mail column from writer Sarah Vine. Jack’s response was, of course, on Twitter:
So @SarahVine‘s attack column in today’s DM is homophobic, transphobic, deadnaming, ignorant, and generally ghastly lies. Brilliant.
– Jack Monroe (@MsJackMonroe) November 25, 2014
Xfinity talked with Carter Covington about last night’s Faking It mid-season finale, and there are two questions you’ll want to know the answers to.
Karma and Amy made up but Karma appears to have some trust issues with Amy and Liam. What will she do to get beyond that?
CC: That’s the challenge. Building trust is never easy. I will say that the next episode will be a flash forward so some time will have passed and the wound won’t be as fresh. The last two episodes of this season were really heavy and emotional and we want to come back with another big, fun premiere to remind people our show may make you cry, but it’s also really damn funny!
What’s next for Amy and Reagan (who I really like!)…will Amy’s friendship/love with/for Karma get in the way?
CC: Reagan is Amy’s first significant relationship and those are always incredibly intense. I absolutely love Yvette Monreal, who plays Reagan. She and Rita have great chemistry. Fans have really embraced the two of them so we’re excited to have her back. As for Karma, all I can say is she and Reagan will bond in a very unexpected way.
Congrats to Arizona’s Karen Bailey and Nelda Majors, who were married after 56 and a half years together! Erin Richards looked lovely at the International Emmy Awards.
More on the argument of who has it easier: Butches or femmes. This time, a Bustle writer makes the case for femmes.
Suze Orman is leaving CNBC after 14 years. She has a new project in the works, Suze Orman’s Money Wars.
BabyCenter tells the beautiful story of two new moms, Heidi and MaryEllen.
Be Here Nowish‘s Natalia Leite and Alexandra Roxo contribute to this discussion on why web series are the future.
Should you allow your girlfriend to take you home as a “friend” during the holidays?
Lekgoa Lesley Motleleng was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the rape and murder of lesbian Duduzile Zozo in South Africa.
Today in Lesbianish TV: The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Robin Roberts on The Dr. Oz Show, Good Morning America (ABC 7 a.m.), The View (ABC), *Grey’s Anatomy “Man on the Moon” (Lifetime 1 p.m.), The Talk (CBS 2 p.m.), *Secrets of a Restaurant Chef (Food Network 2 p.m.), *Friends “The One With Two Parts, Pt. 1” (TBS 4 p.m.), Afternoon Delight (Starz Edge 5:05 p.m.), *Roseanne “Home Is Where the Afghan Is” (Logo 5:30 p.m.), *Oprah: Where Are They Now? “Meredith Baxter” (OWN 6 p.m.), *Top Chef “It’s War”/”The First Thanksgiving” (Bravo 6 p.m./7 p.m.), *South Beach Tow marathon (TruTV 6 p.m.),The Rachel Maddow Show (MSNBC 9 p.m.), South Beach Tow (TruTV 9:30 p.m.), Elizabeth Falkner on Kitchen Inferno “New Orleans Heat” (Food Network 10 p.m.) , The Arrested Development Documentary Project (Pivot 10:30 p.m.), Mary Lambert on Macklemore & Ryan Lewis: Live (VH1, Palladia 11 p.m.), *Degrassi marathon (TeenNick 4 a.m.) (Thanks Roni!)
*Denotes rerun
