'The L Word: Generation Q' star Rosanny Zays explains what Generation Q means and what it adds to the original 'L Word' foundation. “I think that a lot of it entails being open to who you are and ...

Colleagues Sophie (Rosanny Zayas) and Alice (Leisha Hailey) are perfect examples of women from different generations supporting each other on "The L Word: Generation Q." There’s often a bitterness ...

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 ...

Dina Paulson is a Film and TV Feature Writer for Collider. Her writing also appears in Cine Suffragette, FanFare, her blog, walk the line, and two poetry chapbooks, Parts of Love, and TOUCH / breaks ...

“The L Word: Generation Q” has been canceled at Showtime after three seasons, but a reboot of the original series is in the works, Variety has confirmed. Despite “Generation Q’s” cancellation, the “L ...

Dina Paulson is a Film and TV Feature Writer for Collider. Her writing also appears in Cine Suffragette, FanFare, her blog, walk the line, and two poetry chapbooks, Parts of Love, and TOUCH / breaks ...

When I learned The L Word was set for a reboot, unlike many queer folks, I felt nothing. Hear me out: the first season is not well developed–even the biggest of The L Word stans couldn’t and still can ...

With another season of The L Word: Generation Q on the way, fans are once again wondering who might appear on the show. The series is a revival of Showtime‘s 2004 series The L Word, featuring Jennifer ...

Showtime is closing the book on The L Word: Generation Q. According to Deadline, the series has been canceled after three seasons on the premium cabler. The news comes two months after The L Word: ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. SHOWTIME has released the official trailer for the new season of THE L WORD ...

Maybe it was the rumpled hair. Maybe it was the tiny, laced leather vest that barely qualified as a shirt. Or the leather cuff bracelets. Or the low voice. Or the androgynous name and look, still a ...