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Renee Rapp had the cast of The L Word to introduce her at Coachella and when I tell you my ladies were looking perfect from head to toe , all of them. But more so with my favourites Jennifer Beals and Kate Moennig. And you know what’s disappointing? None of those tiny tots at the audience were aware that they were in the presence of legends. There were a lotta screams of course especially when they introduced themselves (i heard ya gays) but not enough! I’m not that bug if a fan of Renee Rapp, but i will dance on them tunes should they play on the radio. And what she’s doing for the gays? Good on ya kid.

Sorry this is late 😬 but yeah I saw that. I love the Renee really came out as a lesbian and just continuously chooses chaos over and over. I just know she was talking down from something insane to compromise on,,, a giant pair of fucking scissors 🥴

And getting the L word ladies? Iconic. Fucking iconic. Altho I'll say as well the fans have been a bit of a bitch in the aftermath because they apparently were throwing out shade to the point Laurel had to publicly say that she wasn't left out, she just couldn't make it work. Why do people always have to be such a dicks about stuff man wtf

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'L Word' stars reveal cover for upcoming memoir

New Post has been published on https://qnews.com.au/l-word-stars-reveal-cover-for-upcoming-memoir/

'L Word' stars reveal cover for upcoming memoir

While L Word fans wait with bated breath for news of The L Word: New York, two of the show’s original stars have announced a shared memoir. 

So Gay For You: Friendship, Found Family, & The Show That Started it All by Kate Moennig and Leisha Hailey is set to be released on June 3, 2025.

In the early 2000s, Moennig and Hailey—both young artists trying to figure it all out— met at an audition for what they thought was just an unknown TV show. Given that it was a show about lesbians living in LA, with the first ever ensemble cast of openly queer female characters, they knew the project was going to be unlike anything else out there.

The upcoming book is a “love letter to a life-defining friendship over the decades and following the duo’s unlikely journey from closeted queer kids to LGBTQ+ activists to successful actresses, podcasters and business owners,” according to a press release.

So Gay For You promises fans “never-before-shared glimpses into the making of The L Word, Kate and Leisha’s real-life loves and losses and their status as queer icons.”

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Writing on Instagram,  Moennig and Hailey shared the news with fans.

“This book has been a very special project for us this past year—and in some ways, for the past two decades,” they wrote.

“That’s when we first met while auditioning for the role of Shane on an unknown little show that we weren’t quite sure would even see the light of day. Needless to say, it did, and it changed our lives forever.

“Because of that, we chose to write a shared memoir, because with PANTS you can’t have one leg without the other. In SO GAY FOR YOU, we write about our journey from being closeted queer kids to actors on The L Word, and beyond.

“This is the story of our friendship, which has defined our lives for the past 20 years, and has been a consistent anchor through our highs and lows, loves and losses. And most importantly, this book is a love story to our relationship with our community, our chosen family, and all of you. We hope you love reading this book as much as we loved writing it, because we are SO GAY FOR YOU!”

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“The L Word” cast & creator join White House press briefing to celebrate Lesbian Visibility Week

In celebration of Lesbian Visibility Week, the cast of The L Word joined out White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to kick off yesterday’s press briefing. Jean-Pierre was joined at the podium by the show’s co-creator Ilene Chaiken, as well as actresses Jennifer Beals, Katherine Moennig, and Leisha Hailey, who respectively play beloved characters Bette, Shane, and Alice in both the original early 2000s series as well as the 2019 The L Word: Generation Q reboot. --- Related Stories Out civil rights warrior Rue Landau is running to make history on the Philadelphia City Council “I stand on the shoulders of the their greatness,” Landau said of the closeted leaders who came before her. --- Jeane-Pierre introduced the L Word team by acknowledging the massive impact the show has had on generations of queer women. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Leisha Hailey (@leishahailey) Jean-Pierre spoke about how the show has saved lives and how she attended the filming of last year’s episode that featured a marriage between two iconic characters, “a moment that meant so much to queer women across the country,” she said. She spoke about feeling “alone and sometimes invisible” growing up as a young queer woman of color. “For so many people in our community, The L Word‘s impact cannot be understated. Being able to see diverse narratives that reflect our lives is incredibly important.” “From book bans to don’t say gay laws, MAGA extremists want to roll back the visibility we fought so hard to achieve, but LGBTQI+ youth are resilient… they are fierce, they fight back, they aren’t going anywhere.” She emphasized that people in the Biden administration “have their back.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kate Moennig (@kateomoennig) Chaiken and Hailey also spoke. Chaiken acknowledged the immense power of speaking alongside the first out lesbian press secretary in U.S. history who is also serving the most pro-equality president. “We learned by the beautiful response to our show how important it is for people, particularly young people, to see themselves reflected in our entertainment culture and to know that they’re embraced, valued, and not alone,” she said. “We’re painfully aware that our struggles are far from over… We’ve been fighting this fight for generations, and we’ll never stand down. They may try to erase our stories from classrooms and libraries, but we’re here…and we won’t be erased.” Hailey then added, “I’m standing here today because as a young gay girl in Nebraska who raced soap box derby cars and wore rainbow suspenders, I was seen by my family. Their love and support gave me the courage and confidence to live my life openly.” “Visibility is not just the act of being seen,” she continued. “It is the ability to see.” She went to express to the queer people fighting for their right to exist every day, “We see you.” After the briefing, the cast met with LGBTQ+ members of President Joe Biden’s administration to discuss efforts to advance LGBTQ+ equality. On Instagram, the stars celebrated their appearance at the White House. “It is a once in a lifetime event for an actor to be part of a project that offers up measurable good, meaningful healing for so many,” wrote Jennifer Beals, alongside the video of the cast and Jean-Pierre strutting down the White House halls to Beyonce’s Run the World (Girls). “It starts with visibility. Knowing your story-whether in part or parcel-deserves to be told, matters. It is an honor to be an ally to the brilliant, diverse, intrepid #LGBTQIA+ community. I have gained so much more than I have given. What an honor. Lucky me.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jennifer Beals (@thejenniferbeals) http://dlvr.it/Sn6H5q

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The L Word: Lookbook ↳ 1.07, Losing It

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★ KATE MOENNIG GIF PACK.

Below are links to 1,218 gifs of KATE MOENNIG in THE L WORD Season 5 (all episodes). These gifs were all made by me, and are all 268x151. You can find all of my Leighton packs on my directory at /directory on this blog. (1,492 gifs total) Warnings: Nudity, flashing lights.

- CLICK HERE for 465 gifs from 5x01-5x04

- CLICK HERE for 401 gifs from 5x05-5x09

- CLICK HERE for 352 gifs from 5x10-5x12

GUIDELINES: Do not edit these into gif icons. Crackships and sidebars are fine. Please like or reblog if you found these helpful, as that really helps get the word out!

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So I’m going to start this post by saying that this is Leia, I am changing my mascot from Lily James to Brie Larson.

We have gone through the drafts and everyone has picked up whatever they intend to in the last 3 days, and the rest are being declined. 

Below the cut is a list of what has been deleted from our inbox and therefore declined. Please feel free to request them from another blog. There is also a list of what has been accepted by each of our makers.

Rachael Taylor in Jessica Jones Season 2 or ARQ

Zach Miko

Bradley Cooper in A Star is Born

Gina Rodriguez in Someone Great 

Dylan Everett in Undercover Grandpa

Maia Mitchell in Good Trouble

Gemma Arterton in Tamara Drewe

Rosamund Pike in A United Kingdom

Lukas Gage in T@gged Seasons 2 and 3

T@gged screencaps

Kyle Chandler in Bloodline

Toby Stephens in Lost in Space (this has come through our inbox three times now, we will not be accepting it)

Allison Janney in Mom Season 2 (please contact us again if you still want gifs of her in Mom as Leia is willing to do season 5)

Charlize Theron in Young Adult

Rachel McAdams in Morning Glory

Suranne Jones in Doctor Foster

Spidergwen gif icons in Into the Spiderverse

Charlize Theron in Atomic Blonde

Jude Law rp icons in Wilde

Álvaro Rico in Elite Season 2

Kate Moennig in Ray Donovan

Alexis Bledel in Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life

The following is what HAS been accepted by our makers in the last 3 days and will be made once our makers get a chance.

Richard Armitage in Ocean’s 8 (Sveja)

Adam Driver in Blackklansman (Leia)

Lily James in Yesterday (Leia)

Pablo Schreiber in Thumper (Andy)

Lily Collins in Mirror Mirror (Ellen)

Alice Pagani in Baby (Ellen)

Jennifer Aniston in He’s Just Not That Into You (Leia)

Lucas Hedges in Boy Erased/Ladybird (Ellen)

Isla Fisher in Confessions of a Shopaholic or Bachelorette (Charlie)

Lily Collins in The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (Ellen)

Lauren German in Lucifer (Sveja)

Dominique Provost-Chalkley in Wynonna Earp (Ellen)

Shailene Woodley in Snowden (Ellen)

Alex Roe in Forever My Girl (Leia)

Monk Dagelet in SKAM (Sveja)

Daniel Radcliffe in The Woman in Black (Sveja)

Úrsula Corberó in  La casa de papel (Ellen)

Diego Luna in Narcos Mexico (Ellen)

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Trans butch feels be like - I really am not all that interested in wearing makeup most days, but also am not especially interested in spending 40 hours a week getting misgendered at work by customers.

Like. There's nothing "omg super radical" about wasting my emotional energy for no reason, so yeah, I wear makeup some days.

Also like. If Kate Moennig could spend two whole-ass decades wearing all of the eye makeup in southern California, and still be seen as a butch icon? I'ma do whatever the fuck I want.

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