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Television

Adam Lambert FTW!

by Malinda Lo on April 26, 2009

in Television

This week the final five contestants on American Idol will tackle “Rat Pack Standards.” This pretty much sounds like the worst idea I’ve ever heard, but then again, nobody at American Idol asked me. Nevertheless, I am super excited that gaygothboy Adam Lambert will be one of those tasked with remaking/ruining some fabulous tunes! Some [...]

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Thoughts about Dollhouse

by Malinda Lo on March 30, 2009

in Television

Like many Joss Whedon fans, I’ve been watching Dollhouse since it began. Though the first episode left some things to be desired, it seemed pretty clear that it was the victim of too much network interference. Also, the concept for Dollhouse, while overtly simplistic, is actually more complicated than it seems. The first few episodes [...]

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The end of the L

by Malinda Lo on March 9, 2009

in Queer Stuff,Television

Last night The L Word ended its six-season run on Showtime. Sort of. There’s a lot of anger and indignation going on all over the internet, and I don’t blame the L Word viewers and fans who feel like they were strung along only to be, um, shoved off a balcony and left floating in [...]

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My reading list

by Malinda Lo on February 25, 2009

in Books,Television

Last night I mistakenly watched yet another episode of The L Word. [insert massive shudder] It wasn’t a mistake in that I accidentally caught it while channel surfing. No, I actually pushed the On Demand button on my remote and carefully selected it to watch. That was the mistake. If you didn’t catch the most [...]

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Q&A: Represent!

by Malinda Lo on February 16, 2009

in Queer Stuff,Television

Today I’d like to tackle a question that Aimée sent in back in November. Sorry for the delay! Here’s the question: Do you think that fat gay women are more underrepresented in the media than gay women of colour?  Here’s my answer: I think that both fat gay women and gay women of color are [...]

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