The Dead Zone

Cynthia Summers has seen the stars of The L Word naked. It's just another day at the office for her.
As the set stylist for the Showtime series, Summers has put together power suits for Bette, dresses for Jenny and genderqueer outfits for Max since the beginning of the show. Her previous experience included working on the sets of films and television shows like Smallville, The Dead Zone and The American Mall.
Now that the series she has worked on since 2006 will be coming to a close, Summers talked to AfterEllen.com about what a lesbian looks like, which actress she loves to pick out clothes for and what she was thinking with that hat for Papi.
AfterEllen.com: What kind of research did you do before you figured out how each individual character should be dressed on The L Word?
Cynthia Summers: First the basic research I do,
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Some of you may not know that a sequel to the Jennifer Lopez-starrer "The Cell" has already been made. Warner Bros and New Line have been trying to figure out what to do with it and have now decided to release it on Amazon.com. Click on the link below to pre-order "The Cell 2" and come back to watch it when it is officially released on June 23rd. Expect for the film to appear on DVD around the same time. Plot: The Cusp is a serial killer who kills his victims and then brings them back to life; over and over again; until they beg to die! Maya is a psychic investigator who gained her powers after a 1 year coma after she was the Cusp's first victim! Now the Cusp Killer is back and Maya has little time to do what she has never done before, go into

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Have a question about gay male entertainment? Ask the Monkey! (Please include your city and state and/or country.)
Q: What do you think about this whole “gay face” mini-meme? – Michael

A: The Flying Monkey just heard about it  and I’m already tired of it.
While studies show there is no difference in the actual physical facial characteristics of gay versus straight men, other studies suggest some gay men might hold their faces, especially in the mouth area, in such a way that makes other people more likely to identify them as gay.
And this is news why? We all know there are physical and verbal stereotypes – mannerisms and such that are associated with gayness. We also know that sometimes the stereotypes are right – some gay people do conform to them – and sometimes they’re wrong: many gay people don’t conform to them, and some straight people who do.
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