By now there’s likely not a Pretty Little Liars fan left on the planet who doesn’t know who A is following Monday’s season finale and the big A reveal. While A’s identity was certainly the focus of PLL’s heavily Hitchcock-influenced finale we’re still concerned with what went down for Rosewood’s resident lesbian Emily Fields (Shay Mitchell).
It's SheWired's L Word recaps, where we attempt to understand why anyone cares, "who killed Jenny Schecter?" This week Rachel Shelley and Mia Kirshner go at it as Jenny meddles in Helena's love life, while throwing Max a baby shower. Leisha Hailey's Alice gets jealous of her third-wheel crush. Pam Grier's Kit gets a drag queen all wet, and Jennifer Beals Bette says no to long over-due lesbian sex with Elizabeth Berkley's Kelly.
Lady Gaga debuted her new song "You and I" on the Today show Friday morning. Gaga gave a shout-out to her "gay fans" as one of the groups who have supported her thus far in her career. During her performance of "Alejandro," Gaga also shouted to her fans, "Put your hands up for your gay pride." Gaga's queer-friendly performance directly follows the Today show's decision to open up its Modern Day Wedding Contest to gay couples.
This week SheWired's Tracy E. Gilchrist and Advocate's Ross von Metzke wax on about Tamara Braun and All My Children, Grammy winner Alison Krauss, which naturally leads to Dolly Parton. Plus, they contemplate a Kate Winslet, Penelope Cruz and Salma Hayek sandwiches. It all makes sense...sort of.
Meet a few of the women of AIDS Lifecycle 12. On June 2, 2,200-plus cyclists and some 500 roadies will depart from San Francisco’s Cow Palace to the VA in Los Angeles, riding 545 miles over seven days to raise money for people living with HIV/AIDS. Lifecycle is a community of like-minded people who are all moved to do something to help make life a little easier for people with HIV/AIDS and to help erase the stigma that surrounds it through visibility. Riders will average about 85 miles a day on their bikes for seven days for the cause. Funds raised go to programs supported by the LA Gay and Lesbian Center and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.
