The LNF Show Having Another Casting Call

Casting call for The Lovers and Friends Show this Sunday Jan 23rd!Looking to fill various roles. These roles are non paid but great for experience.

Isabella - sexy, mischevious feminine lesbian Latina in her late 20's. She's spoiled, devious and always gets what she wants (must speak Spanish) 

Trent - Muscular gay male in his late 20's early 30's. Dominant, aggressive, and abusive. (any ethnicity) 

Michelle - sweet feminine lesbian in her 20's. Very stylish, artistic and business minded (black or hispanic) 

Carina - vibrant hispanic heterosexual woman in her 50's. Former drug addict.

Man - forceful, arrogant, in his thirties (hispanic)

Please email us at info@theloversnfriendsshow.com for more info!

South Florida casting for The LNF Show

Now casting for The Lovers and Friends Show in South Florida, please contact info@theloversnfriendsshow.com for more information! 

Now accepting inquiries for crew positions!

Also searching for New Music! Contact us at info@theloversnfriendsshow.com!

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Help The Lovers and Friends Show is gettting ready to shoot season 4.  If you would like to help please consider donating.

 

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Autographed dvds of seasons 1, 2, and 3

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The LNF Show is having auditions!

Do you live in the South Florida area and would like to be apart of Lovers & Friends? They are holding auditions tomorrow Sunday Sept 26th. Please inbox them if interested!

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Charmain Johnson: Holding It Down

Charmain Johnson is a name that should be known in every queer woman of color household. And if you've haven't heard it already, you're bound to run across it sooner or later. Charmain is going places but not in mainstream queer culture. She's holding it down for LGBTQ women of color.

Charmain hit the ground running in 2006 with Beyond Black and White: Perspectives on Skin Shades in the African Diaspora. She moved on to more queer things in 2007 with Pieces of a Love Affair, and doesn't seem to be looking back. This short film is about a latina, Toni, and her memories of a love affair she had with another latina. In the same year, The Lovers and Friends Show came to light, and is still rolling. In the works (according to AfterEllen) are two spinoffs. One follows Sasha, Yasmin's closeted, homophobic sister, who moves to Atlanta, and the other stars Holloway (who reminds me of Omar from The Wire in some ways), a lesbian drug-lord who has a tight grip on Kai's baby brother. For a comprehensive list of Charmain's projects, check her out at Insyte Productions.

My only complaint for Charmain is accessibility(!). Charmain, why can't I get my hands on most of your projects?! All I'm saying is that LOGO needs to get its shit together and stop showing RuPaul's Drag Race 24/7 and make room for some QWOC, feel me?

Gimme Sugar [***]

Remember the wide-spread devastation that so many queer women suffered when The L Word ended? Well, at the time, I found a way to cope. During my mourning process I was home in Louisiana, living with my parents, and didn’t have a gay soul to talk to. So, naturally, I turned to television to numb the pain. More specifically, I turned to Logo TV. Now, Logo, every gay-girl-in-a-straight-place’s savior, was playing L Word from the beginning, but it was edited… and that left something (read: a lot) to be desired. And then I saw the first episode of Gimme Sugar. I know what you’re thinking: Lady, this could have just been a rebound. You were stranded and desperate. Nothing can live up to The L Word. And I agree with you. The two really shouldn’t be compared... I honestly just needed a preface.

Even so, a year has come and gone, I still hate reality TV, and yet, I find myself watching reruns of this entertaining series, and that says something. The show’s first season takes place in LA, the second in Miami, and centers on a small group of lez/bi friends, their lives and their drama. But the best part? Charlene. What a (level-headed and nurturing) hottie! And that’s all I have to say about that...

Watch full episodes at http://www.afterellen.com/taxonomy/term/3554 and http://www.facebook.com/gimmesugar?v=wall&ref=ts#!/gimmesugar?v=app_4949752878&ref=ts.