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‘The L Word: Generation Q’ introduces new cast
Newcomers will join original cast members
“The L Word: Generation Q,” the upcoming sequel to the groundbreaking 2004 series “The L Word,” revealed its new cast members.
Arienne Mandi, Leo Sheng, Jacqueline Toboni and Rosanny Zayas will join veterans Jennifer Beals (Bette Porter), Leisha Hailey (Alice Pieszecki) and Katherine Moennig (Shane McCutcheon) as they reprise their roles and serve as executive producers.
According to Deadline Mandi will portray Dani, “a powerful and calculating PR executive whose ambition is only tested by her conscience.” Shen plays Micah, “an earnest, soft-spoken adjunct professor who is forced to confront his fear of vulnerability.” Toboni is Sarah, “a charming but unfocused assistant who struggles to reconcile her sexual orientation with her religious upbringing.” Zayas portrays Sophie, “a TV producer who guards her heart and is quick to put other people’s needs before her own. “
“Generation Q” begins filming this summer. It’s scheduled to premiere in the fall on Showtime.
The 2024 New York City Pride Parade wound through the streets of Manhattan and past the historic Stonewall Inn on Sunday, June 30.
(Washington Blade photos by Daniel Truitt)
The fourth annual Fredericksburg Pride march and festival was held at Riverfront Park in Fredericksburg, Va. on Saturday, June 29. The event began with a march around downtown Fredericksburg beginning and ending in the park.
(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)
Covering Fredericksburg Pride for @WashBlade . City Council member @WillMackintosh speaking: pic.twitter.com/tDdVD2IVsM
— Michael Patrick Key (@MichaelKeyWB) June 29, 2024
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PHOTOS: Goodwin Living Pride
Senior living and healthcare organization holds fourth annual march at Falls Church campus
The senior living and healthcare organization Goodwin Living held its fourth annual community Pride march around its Bailey’s Crossroads campus in Falls Church, Va. with residents, friends and supporters on Tuesday, June 25. Following the march, a drag brunch was held with performances by drag artists of SADBrunch: Crimsyn, Sapphire Dupree and Evon Dior Michelle.
(Photos courtesy of Goodwin Living)
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