"The L Word" found a cult following with queer women when it first aired in 2004, and scrappy sex symbol Shane was a huge part of that; now she's back for the show's reboot.

But once Shane McCutcheon entered the scene of Showtime’s “The L Word” in 2004 . . . well, Bette (Jennifer Beals) put it best, “Whenever Shane walks into a room, somebody runs out crying.” ...

Shane McCutcheon is known for her many relationships throughout 'The L Word' and 'The L Word: Generation Q' — from Carmen de la Pica Morales to Quiara Thompson. But out of all Shane's ...

Moennig reprised her role of Shane from the original L Word.Clayton joined the revival series, Generation Q, in 2019. For love scenes between Tess and Shane in previous seasons, Clayton worked ...

Logo text [This story contains spoilers from the season one finale of Showtime’s The L Word: Generation Q.] LGBTQ history was not made during Sunday’s season one finale of Showtime’s The L ...

A wedding caps Season 3 of “The L Word: Generation Q.” OGs Moennig and Hailey talk directing, queer representation, and why they, like fans, love the drama’s mix of soap and grit.

Wondering what your favorites have been up to between The L Word and The L Word: Generation Q? Here's what Bette, Alice, Shane, Tina, and Jenny have doing.

Showtime has revealed the first trailer for The L Word: Generation Q, its revival of the groundbreaking cable television series that ran from 2004-09. In it, Bette Porter (Jennifer Beals) returns ...

Modeled on Warren Beatty’s libidinous hairdresser in 1975’s “Shampoo,” Shane “doesn’t do relationships.” The success of “L Word” made it easier to attract heavyweight guest stars ...

The heated interaction spread like wildfire on social media, and also quickly became a meme. Check out the amusing image of Beamer and Bielema, which closely resembles a popular internet meme.

The L Word: Generation Q is to return to Showtime for a second season.. The renewal comes ahead of the season finale of the reboot of the classic drama on January 26. The show, which launched on ...

"The L Word: Generation Q" is airing of Showtime this December, with a new set of characters joining Bette, Alice and Shane in the cast of the reboot.