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Anyone But Me producer, writer and director Tina Cesa Ward's new web mini series premiered this week and there are a few familiar faces in the cast including ABM’s Rachael Hip-Flores and Seeking Simone’s Renée Olbert.The series takes its cues from a slightly less booze-infused Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with a lesbian twist.

Anyone But Me producer, writer and director Tina Cesa Ward's new web mini series premiered this week and there are a few familiar faces in the cast including ABM’s Rachael Hip-Flores and Seeking Simone’s Renée Olbert. The trailer for Good People in Love dropped yesterday, and judging from the trailer and the series’ synopsis it looks like it takes its cues from a slightly less booze-infused Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with a lesbian twist.

Anyone But Me producer, writer and director Tina Cesa Ward has a new Web series premiering on Nov. 15, and there are a few familiar faces in the cast including ABM’s Rachael Hip-Flores and Seeking Simone’s Renée Olbert. The trailer for Good People in Love dropped yesterday, and judging from the trailer and the series’ synopsis it looks like it takes its cues from a slightly less booze-infused Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with a lesbian twist.

Anyone But Me producer, writer and director Tina Cesa Ward has a new Web series premiering today, and there are a few familiar faces in the cast including ABM’s Rachael Hip-Flores and Seeking Simone’s Renée Olbert. The trailer for Good People in Love dropped yesterday, and judging from the trailer and the series’ synopsis it looks like it takes its cues from a slightly less booze-infused Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with a lesbian twist. Here’s the official logline for the show:

A high school teacher in New Jersey took to Facebook, where she posted that “homosexuality is a perverted spirit” and complained about recognition of October as LGBT History Month in school. “The teacher, Viki Knox, posted a photo of a display from the school, Union High School in Union Township, on her personal Facebook page last week. It included photos of Virginia Woolf, Harvey Milk and Neil Patrick Harris. When a friend asked if the school had really put it up, Ms. Knox wrote that it had, and “I’m pitching a fit!”

Legendary actress, AIDS activist and LGBT icon Elizabeth Taylor died Wednesday morning in Los Angeles. She was 79. The Academy Award winner for Butterfield 8, Taylor famously starred in National Velvet when she was an adolescent and later went on to become a darling of Tennessee Wiliams' classics that were made into movies, including in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Paul Newman and Suddenly Last Summer with Montgomery Clift and Katherine Hepburn. Hollywood legend has it that Taylor was the first Hollywood star, male or female, to $1 million for Cleopatra. She also famously sparred with one of the great loves of her life, Richard Burton, in the film adaptation of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.

The Kids Are Alright star Annette Bening is poised to make cinematic history on February 27th. If she takes home the Best Actress Oscar next month, it will be the first time ever that the Academy honors a portrayal of a lesbian character who doesn’t kill someone (including herself) or die before the film’s credits roll. The closest we’ve come is Penelope Cruz’s 2009 Best Supporting Actress win for her portrayal of a bisexual woman in Vicky Cristina Barcelona (although it’s important to note that Cruz’s jealous character attempted murder). Prior to that, Best Actress statues were awarded to Nicole Kidman for playing bisexual writer Virginia Woolf (who committed suicide), Charlize Theron for portraying a lesbian serial killer, and Hillary Swank for playing a trans character Brandon Teena, who was murdered.

I'm Afraid of Virginia Wolf is filmmaker Anna M. Albelo’s latest project, and the production team needs your help! Here is the film’s synopsis:

Glee was an absolute tearjerker this week that saw four of its core couples at odds in an episode entitled “The Break-Up.” On the upside Naya Rivera returned for the first time this season and arguably stole the show with her heart rending version of Taylor Swift’s “Mine,’ which she sang to her true love Brittany (Heather Morris).

Anyone But Me producer, writer and director Tina Cesa Ward has a new Web series premiering on Nov. 15, and there are a few familiar faces in the cast including ABM’s Rachael Hip-Flores and Seeking Simone’s Renée Olbert.