Guinevere Turner on The L Word, Go Fish, and the importance of lesbian representation
These Black LGBTQIA TV characters bring visibility to the screen
Published on :From Black Lightening to Heartstopper, let’s take a look at the representation they serve up.
A brief look at Rosie O’Donnell’s love life
Published on :DIVA’s Dating Digest takes a look at one of our most beloved comedians and actorsÂ
Sarah Shahi on queer power couples for the latest issue of DIVA
Published on :Sarah has been in many films and TV shows since The L Word ended, and we’re so excited to see her in her latest project: Red, White & Royal Blue.
The wonderful Sarah Shahi, AKA Carmen from The L Word, is today’s guest on podDIVA
Published on :You fell in love with her as Carmen on The L Word, now get ready to swoon over her all over again in the upcoming Prime Video film, Red, White & Royal Blue.
This week on podDIVA we have some extra special guests for fans of The L Word
Published on :Hear your L Word favourites Jennifer Beals (Bette Porter) and Laurel Holloman (Tina Kennard) sharing all the joy with podDIVA creator Rachel Shelley (Helena Peabody) – talking, laughing, loving, breathing… thinking, dreaming.
The cast of The L Word: Generation Q have been sharing their heartfelt goodbyes
Published on :The L Word Generation Q has been cut. Yes in a continuation of the cancel your gays trend, it seems that nothing is sacred, not even sapphic royalty like The L Word. There is a glimmer of hope: the potential promise of a New York based reboot, with original writer and producer Ilene Chaiken, bringing us a whole new flavour of dyke to obsess over. As exciting as this is, Gen Q’s cancellation still means we are saying goodbye to many beloved characters, some that first appeared on our screens 20 years ago.Â