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The Bi Line: Lawyers and Love Interests from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

In the past few weeks Krista and I have been watching a lot of shows and movies that have included lawyers, primarily District Attorneys and prosecutors. During this binge one of the shows we wound up watching was a two season show with a total of 20 episodes called For the People. This was my favorite of the shows we chose to watch and it surprised me in season one with a character being presented as queer. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Lawyers and Love Interests from @kleffnotes”

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Life is Easy Revry Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Life is Easy is a body swap comedy from New Zealand that just became available last week on Revry, the LGBTQ+ Network. This online source for content had their premiere of the original series on July 19th. With a multi-cultural cast and created in New Zealand, this very bingeable Freaky Friday-esque series is ready to watch right now with a Revry Premium account. Continue reading “Life is Easy Revry Review from @kleffnotes”

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AWARD-WINNING FILMMAKER NICOLE CONN LAUNCHES NICOLE CONN FILMS GLOBAL (NCFG) A GLOBAL DESTINATION HUB DEDICATED TO SHOWCASING CONTENT FOR, BY AND ABOUT … QUEER WOMEN Partnering with OML, Tello Films, OUTTAKE MEDIA™ & LesFlicks, among others… Building Community Through Unity #StrongerTogether

Katherine Kleffner

Los Angeles, CA – Award-winning filmmaker Nicole Conn is announcing the launch of NICOLE CONN FILMS GLOBAL (NCFG), the first ever global destination hub for all-things queer women media content. Kicking off on June NCFG’s mission is to provide a digital space … Continue reading AWARD-WINNING FILMMAKER NICOLE CONN LAUNCHES NICOLE CONN FILMS GLOBAL (NCFG) A GLOBAL DESTINATION HUB DEDICATED TO SHOWCASING CONTENT FOR, BY AND ABOUT … QUEER WOMEN Partnering with OML, Tello Films, OUTTAKE MEDIA™ & LesFlicks, among others… Building Community Through Unity #StrongerTogether

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The Bi Line: Ending Pride with Some Recommendations from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Pride is coming to an end technically, though really shouldn’t we just be celebrating our identities every month? As someone who has never lived near a place that does a Pride event, the closest was about an hour and a half away and I was only ever able to go one time since I don’t drive, strangely quarantine allowed me to actually participate in one for the first time in ages. Lez Hang Out, one of the podcasts I try to actively listen to every week, hosted the live stream with guests from across the country. While I was not tuned in for the entire stream, what I did see was a delight and I hope that even if we aren’t in quarantine next Pride month that they host this even again. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Ending Pride with Some Recommendations from @kleffnotes”

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Submission Possible Releases on Revry from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

On June 19th Submission Possible will be premiering on Revry, the LGBTQ+ virtual cable TV network. This Docuseries is their latest original series and is a journey that you can enjoy with the “Queen of Kink” Madison Young. If you are looking to be both entertained and informed then get ready to tune in tomorrow. Continue reading “Submission Possible Releases on Revry from @kleffnotes”

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The Bi Line: Let Me Be Your Batwoman from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Yes, you read that correctly, I want to be your Batwoman. As many people already know Ruby Rose has left Batwoman and it appeared  as though the plan was to replace Kate Kane/Batwoman. It has been noted that for this casting they do plan to cast someone from within the LGBTQ+ community. While recasting can be an issue for shows, I know I have personally been thrown by recastings, though they were all for shows in reruns. Childhood Katherine was very displeased when Bewitched on Nick at Nite replaced Darren, but that is a story for another day. After initially writing this article, these go up bi-weekly because I couldn’t resist tying the schedule to the title of the article series, it has been announced that Batwoman will no longer be Kate Kane, but more on that later.

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Band Ladies Series Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Band Ladies is a series that you can find on HighballTV that focuses on a group of women who were part of a book club that turned into something completely different. Now yes, that is a little vague, but if you checked out my interview with two of the writers/creators/stars yesterdayyou’d have a better idea of how this comedy takes the idea of getting away from your family for a bit and making it into something completely revitalizing for the spirit. What we see is a journey to self discovery and understanding where these women are able to find themselves again after feeling defined by their roles in life, whether it be mother, girlfriend, or lawyer. Continue reading “Band Ladies Series Review from @kleffnotes”

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The Bi Line: Butch Pals, Avocado Toast, and Life from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Conventions might not be happening in physical spaces this year, but many are either transition to or being created in online spaces. One such convention that made a bit of a shift was ClexaCon. While the convention itself did not fully take place, they did shift their Film Festival and some related panels to online. I admittedly had hoped to enjoy more of these offerings, but my life was a bit hectic right at the same time that the convention was taking place. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Butch Pals, Avocado Toast, and Life from @kleffnotes”

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Night Owls and Summer Skies Book Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Emma is already not looking forward to this summer. Her parents are divorced and her mother has insisted that she get to see her this summer. After moving away with her dad, to get a fresh start and focus on improving her mental health, Emma doesn’t want to go back. No matter how hard she tries she finds herself back, but her mom has other plans. Instead of staying home she learns a cruise is happening, but she isn’t invited. Her mom and a surprise new husband are going on their honeymoon and Emma is headed to a place she wants to go to even less than her mom’s house, Camp Mapplewood. Continue reading “Night Owls and Summer Skies Book Review from @kleffnotes”