"I am making space for other stories," says the Showtime series regular and executive producer about how her fan-favorite character will appear for the remainder of the season. By Abbey White ...

As the first all-lesbian show on cable, the Showtime soap “The L Word” was a game changer. Its group of bed-hopping L.A. women made queer life look glamorous, sexy and extraordinarily dramatic — a ...

The iconic sapphic Showtime series brought a new level of visibility to lesbian and queer women never before seen on television. And while stories about around trans and bisexual identities have come ...

'The L Word' sequel: New showrunner Marja-Lewis Ryan talks exclusively with The Hollywood Reporter about what to expect from her eight-episode revival starring Jennifer Beals, Katherine Moennig and ...

Part of The L Word franchise, The L Word: New York is a drama series currently in development at Showtime. Not much is known about the cast and premise except that the show will be a reboot of the ...

Fans loved 'The L Word,' the Showtime series following the lives and loves of a group of lesbian friends in Los Angeles. But not everyone loved the ending given to writer Jenny Schecter -- including ...

This article contains spoilers for The L Word. “Here,” I said, plopping my laptop down in front of my then-girlfriend. “Take this quiz.” She looked at the screen—“Which Character From The L Word Are ...

The L Word: Generation Q Season Finale Recap: Is Finley Finally Fine? The season ends with all of our characters feeling as up in the air as when we first met up with them, with one major exception.

Jennifer Beals as Bette Porter, Katherine Moennig as Shane McCutcheon and Leisha Hailey as Alice Pieszeckie in The L Word: Generation Q. (Photo by Isabella Vosmikova / Showtime) It’s the first season ...

Much to the delight of lesbian, bisexual and otherwise not-straight women, Showtime confirmed last month that it had ordered a full season of the long-awaited sequel to "The L Word." To this day, the ...

I watched the first season of “The L Word” alone in my darkened dorm room during my freshman year of college. Whenever my roommate left, I’d strap on headphones, fire up my 12-inch laptop and insert ...