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ICYMI: 'The L Word' Is Coming Back And Roxane Gay Wants To Write It
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- Donald Trump Jr. is under fire for hisself-professed "love" for a Russian offer of campaign dirt on Hillary Clinton.
- Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos will meet with men's rights groups to discuss whether campus sexual assault, you know...exists.
- The L Word sequel is officially in the works, and it needs a showrunner. (Writer Roxane Gay has already volunteered via Twitter to help write it.)
- Calling all dads, Van Morrison is playing two shows in Southern California this September.
- Moby wrote an op-ed about why you should eat less beef.
- Computer, load up "Celery Man," please:
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