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I got to marry my best friend on June 8th. It was Pride day in our state!

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When you’ve only been with men, but the love of your life turns out to be a woman

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I got my aunts doodle as a tattoo! The doodle is 18 years old!

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Love and equality for all!

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Heartbreak is a motherfucker

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The L Word sequel in the works at Showtime.

Fresh off the (fashionable) heels of EW’s reunion, we’ve learned that Showtime is currently developing another season of its hit lesbian drama The L Word.

Co-creator Ilene Chaiken will be an executive producer of the series with a new writer/EP with ties to the lesbian community  brought in to run the production and once again chronicle the friendships and love lives of modern gay women.

Sources reveal that stars Jennifer Beals, Katherine Moenig, and Leisha Hailey will executive-produce as well as appear on the series if it moves forward. Other characters from the original series may also pop up and will be paired with a whole new cast of women.

The new installment of The L Word isn’t entirely surprising. When EW reunited the cast and Chaiken in May, they all expressed interest in returning to the series. “We talk about it all the time,” Chaiken told EW about the series returning. “When we went off the air in 2009, I think a lot of people thought, Okay, the baton is passed now, and there will be lots of shows that portray lesbian life. There’s really nothing. It feels like maybe it should come back.”

Find out where season 6 left off here.

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Kate Winslet and Justin Timberlake in new images from Woody Allen’s Wonder Wheel.

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You’re all right, Louise, I don’t care what anyone else says.

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I don’t want to do anything that I’m not passionate about.

Jude La (via wordsnquotes)

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