The Real L Word: Reality series. 10 p.m. Sundays on Showtime. There's no doubt that Showtime's "The Real L Word" is going to be a talker. The question is whether that talk will be more negative ...

Sad that Showtime's hot new reality show "The Real L Word" has come to an end? Well, thanks to the design skills of Sandra Hillebrand you can continue to show your love for Mikey Koffman (and her ...

Both "The L Word" and "The Real L Word" do seem to show a disproportionate number of femme lesbians, and hardly any butch women. "The L Word," firstly, never set out to represent all lesbians.

The Real L Word's Mikey Koffman is a straight shooter on and off the show. She chats with SheWired's Rachel Paulson about living out her life in front of the camera, the two times she was trashed ...

Showtime showcased lesbian lifestyles for six season with its sexy drama The L Word, and now the channel is hoping to create new buzz with a reality series called The Real L Word -- the series ...

"Real L Word" cast member Nikki Weiss, a Hollywood talent rep who was married to a man, did just that. She came out on the "Oprah Winfrey Show" and won a GLADD award for it. Try topping that story.

Ads for "The Real L Word" display six women in full-length body shots, powdered with Photoshop and wearing nothing but the shadows of palm trees. It's a straight man's fantasy for skinny, long ...

Mikey Koffman, Whitney Mixter, producer Ilene Chaiken, Jill Goldstein, Nikki Weiss and Rose Garcia attend the premiere of Showtime’s ‘The Real L Word’ in 2010.

Guest Column: What ‘The Real L Word’ Did for LGBTQ Representation and Why More Needs to Be Done. Nikki Weiss-Goldstein, an original cast member of the Showtime reality series, looks back on ...

Mikey goes to Las Vegas for business with the hopes Raquel will join her, while Whitney needs to set her relationship record straight, Nikki and Jill stress about the cost of their wedding ...

The show is a spin-off of the groundbreaking 2004-2009 Showtime drama "The L Word" that portrayed the love lives of a group of lesbians in an explicit manner never before seen on U.S. television.