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內文(待補中)：
A Brush with Fame
Laurel Holloman reflects on the L Word phenomenon, painting and butching it up. By Jillian Eugenios
A lesbian comic once told me that the one thing she always incorporates into her act is a joke about The L Word. "The show is our common ground." she said. "Some loved it. others didn't, but everybody has an opinion, a favorite character or a suggestion on how it could've been done better." While entertainment by lesbians, for lesbians is certainly on the rise, there's a particular gap in lesbian culture once filled by the glitzy, dramatic, call-it-what-you-will phenomenon that was The L Word.
What would the show have been without Tina Kennard? Laurel Holloman's portrayal of the confused bisexual held us for five years. through break-ups. pregnancies, career changes and one heterosexual relationship that was met with widespread contention. And who can forget the "will they or won't they" apprehension and hope for Tina Kennard and Bette Porter's relationship?
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