Curve Magazine – December 2002
On the occasion of Jennifer Beals’s recent auction of an original pilot script of The L Word—originally titled Earthlings—for LGBTQIA charity GLSEN, it feels like the perfect time to revisit the early days of...
Tagged: Laurel Holloman
2023 Calendars
We don’t know about you, but we’re always a little excited for a brand new calendar at the beginning of a new year. And we’re always looking for ones that reflect our interests and passions…
Tibette’s fate in the mind of a showrunner
Here’s the thing. It’s been way longer than nine months, and there’s no sign that you’re moving on. But, hey, we’re glad you’re still here – and we love that you have hope. We’re still here, too. And we’re just as curious as you are to see how this story plays out.
Advocate Today Interview | Laurel Holloman “The L Word: Generation Q”
“I want to say thank you to all the fans, because we really wouldn’t be back there without them, you know, and I’m so happy that people love this relationship of Bette and Tina as much as Jen and I do, as much as we love these characters and love this family…”
“I want to be in a grand, historic, iconic love story”
I gave it to the universe and it handed me back my request in an even more extraordinary package of playing in an iconic, wonderful, lesbian love story. And it was fantastic. It was more than I even knew what to ask for. And I’m incredibly grateful…
All about our love…
After all this time, as a small tribute to this iconic couple, a “throwback”:
Those who were there for it will remember the elated excitement the morning these screeners came out just a few hours before the last episode “Last Word” aired (March 8th, 2009), with the song that was originally meant for the last Tibette love scene (All about our love, by Sade).
