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IS ARIENNE MANDI GAY? WIKI, AGE, B, NET WORTH, L WORD GENERATN Q CAST
Wh 'Generatn Q,' 'The L Word' leav Wt Hollywood for Silver Lake — tracg the changg center of gravy gay L.A. * is dani from l word gay in real life *
Who’s gay real life? Do you guys know who om the new st is gay?
Nat is gay too and i thk that she’s married too.
An openly gay public figure, she’s never one to shy away om discsg her sexualy or many other hot button issu. Created by wrer/producer Ilene Chaiken (Barb Wire, Empire), The L Word was the early ghts’ lbnic answer to Showtime’s gay male drama, Queer as Folk. In one relatable gture, The L Word boiled down the unique, ternnected sence of queer social works: that whether by dalliance or LTR, by fellow hometown gay or elive IG follow—everybody knows everybody.
* is dani from l word gay in real life *
In honor of The L Word’s birthday, we thought there was no better way to celebrate the show than by g the Pizecki method (who allegedly dated, who allegedly fucked) to nnect the stars of The L Word to famo queer women, om the ’90s gay unrground to the lbian power players of today. On first dat, at gay book clubs, when meetg new lleagu — pretty much any suatn where you, an awkward lbian, are tryg to reach across the void and nnect wh someone else who has lbianism, if not awkwardns, mon — The L Word is an easy bet. Acrdg to GLAAD’s “Where We Are on TV” report for 2019, LGBTQ reprentatn on televisn is at an all-time high; almost all of those characters, though, tend to be the solary gay an ensemble of straight people.
Whereas straight girls and gay guys may scribe themselv acrdg to Sex and the Cy archetyp (“I’m a Carrie sun, Miranda risg”), lbians have our charmgly imperfect group of L Word ladi. The changg cy plays much more of a thematic role Generatn Q than did prev seasons, when the characters seemed to exist an idyllic, wealthy enclave immune om the equy and disorr of the outsi world: Bette is nng for mayor bee she’s passnate about endg the opid and hog cris, while Shane, aimls, unemployed, and über-rich, nsirs buyg and revivg a oime gay bar that has morphed over the years to a straight sports-bro spot. Later, watchg an awkward scene wh Ferris Bueller vib, I wonred if the referenc were actually supposed to be homag or if they were jt has promise, but he’s still rather one-dimensnal: nice, shy, gay, lookg for love, and perhaps, on the whole, too fed by his transns or, rather, by his reluctance to talk about .
One of the thgs that ma The L Word so great, spe s many failgs, was that the characters weren’t jt cintally gay, like so many characters on televisn today; they nsired lbianism to be an important part of their inti and their culture. That’s what happened to Tal of the Cy, the 2019 Netflix sequel to the ’90s Channel 4 miseri (which was self an adaptatn of Armistead Mp’s beloved novels, first published 1978, about gay and gay-adjacent life San Francis)’re livg the age of never-endg sequels, when studs are creasgly aaid to take bets on new material and stead k existg and prevly succsful tellectual properti for all they’re worth. That said, there aren’t a lot of gay shows beg told, still.