cultural stereotypes

This week the women of The Talk donned the trappings of various cultural stereotypes to emphasize just how ridiculous those stereotypes are. While Sharon Osbourne popped on a pair of nasty teeth and poured tea to highlight the notion that Brits are tea-swilling bores with bad chompers, the show’s out lesbian Sara Gilbert got into a backward’s baseball cap, a flannel and a pair of Birkenstocks to highlight the age-old lesbian stereotype.

Alessandra Stanley’s column isn’t just wrong in tone, it’s wrong on facts.

The nation is once again divided alone the fault line of race. In a perceived 2013 post-racial society, however, William Faulkner's prophetic quote "The past is never dead. It's not even past," has come back to haunt us in this century. Faulkner’s quote resonates now more than ever following the George Zimmerman verdict.

Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, "Girl/Girl Scene" is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.

The world premiere of the all-american genderf*ck cabaret, a new written play by Mariah MacCarthy and directed by Krystal Banzon recently played in NYC's East Village iconic theater venue, UNDER St. Marks.The press for this play billed is as an "outrageous cabaret [where] gender stereotypes are plucked straight from pop culture: a Girly Girl, a Manly Man, a Nice Guy, a Gay Best Friend, a Slut, a Feminist Lesbian, and a Tomboy.

Check out the trailer for Girl/Girl Scene's next episode, Sex, Drugs, and Hunter Valentine. Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today's young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.

Check out the trailer for Girl/ Girl Scene's next episode, 'Chinese Burn,' featuring Hunter Valentine! Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.

Check out Girl/Girl Scene Episode 2.6 starring Tucky Williams and Kayden Kross. Based in Kentucky, Girl/Girl Scene boldly goes where no other has gone before – between the sheets and into the minds and hearts of unapologetically queer women living in middle America. But underlying the many shocking and controversial moments is an important drama exploring the intoxicating extremes of modern day life and love. Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture.

Since Girl / Girl Scene premiered last June it's garnered a devoted fanbase. And below is the latest episode of the, at turns, funny and gritty Web series, featuring Hunter Valentine. Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.

Since Girl / Girl scene premiered last June it's garnering a devote fanbase. If you are not already aware of Girl / Girl Scene below is the latest episode featuring hot musicians Hunter Valentine. Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.

There is a super hot new lesbian web series out for you to enjoy! We are stoked to re-introduce you to Girl/Girl Scene. We ran the pilot episode in early June and now, here's the trailer for the second episode. Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.

There is a super hot new lesbian web series out for you to enjoy! We are stoked to introduce you to Girl/Girl Scene. Based on the lives and loves of four young friends, this series boldly goes where no other has gone before – between the sheets and into the minds and hearts of unapologetically queer women living in middle America.  But underlying the many shocking and controversial moments is an important drama exploring the intoxicating extremes of modern day life and love. Refreshingly non-judgmental and atypical in its embrace of stereotype, with its sometimes funny, always provocative storylines, Girl/Girl Scene is a vibrant, vital and honest reflection of today’s young lesbian culture. Created by Tucky Williams, Executive Produced by Nic Brown and Directed by Eric Butts. Starring Kate Moody, Katie Stewart, Joe Elswick, Cyndy Allen and Jackson E. Cofer. With Music by Jane Jensen and Spooky Qs.