On a stick. To see if she is pregnant. Otherwise, it is just weird.
Peter and Kristen are an interesting pair. They’re the most like a hetero couple…right down to the breakdown of responsibilities. She rears the children, and he makes the jokes.
Wow! Peter really didn’t learn much about women while he was…married to one. The only advantage he can find to being one is…free drinks from guys. Sorry, Kristin…your life is so unenviable.
We’ve all got problems, especially around this time of year. And if your biggest problem is that your pregnant best friend likes to go to bed at 10 p.m. and can’t get drunk with you…then consider yourself lucky? We’ve already got a drunk uncle crashing on the couch, a sibling in the midst of a nervous breakdown and a mother who swears she’s not coming over unless her three teacup Yorkies get to sit at the dinner table. C’mon Peter, you’ve made THREE babies, you must know how this works.
Issues, issues, issues! This Nashville cast sure has a lot of them. It’s always interesting to hear your bestie define your biggest issue. It’s rarely the one you assign to yourself, is it?
The next time you are in Nashville you have GOT to stop by the Red Lobster. If Jared and Tenisha are any example, the servers are, obviously, way more fun than the food.
Perhaps you’re not expecting a show called GIRLS WHO LIKE BOYS WHO LIKE BOYS to be a hotbed of religious talk, let alone evangelical fervor. But the second season of the Sundance Channel original series is set in Nashville; and with its 700-some churches the city is said to have the highest number of per-capita places of worship of any major U.S. city. So, if you think that the church and gay communities don’t have much effect on one another in a place like this…well, you probably live on a coast.
Aspiring actors, filmmakers and reality stars dream about making it in Hollywood, but folks hoping for a career in country music have their own Tinseltown…Nashville. GIRLS WHO LIKE BOYS WHO LIKE BOYS’ own Sherrié fills us in on living the Music City dream.
Ready for the big issues at the Thanksgiving table? We’re all girding ourselves for the annual airing of our issues, our mothers’ issues and everybody else’s issues that is Thanksgiving.
If you’re ever in Nashville and looking to party, you should probably connect with these two. Tenisha and Jared were made for each other so there is no doubt that our revolutionary dating site GIRLS SEEKING BOYS SEEKING BOYS would’ve matched them up in a heartbeat. We’re guessing their first date would involve a little bit of tequila, and a lot of drama. So, check out how these two would present each other.
Our Girls Seeking Boys Seeking Boys dating site is a hit. Up next we’ve got Sherrié and Shane to contend with. These two are a perfect example of why meeting your best friend through an internet profile is probably the way to go. You need a best friend who knows what you’ll need after a Saturday night out, whether it’s a Bloody Mary or a ride to church. So, read on for Sherrié and Shane’s profiles…of each other.
Surprise! It looks like we’ve got a Drama Queen on our hands this season.
From eHarmony to Grindr there are plenty of ways to find a mate, a date or, um, whatever the polite term is for what guys use Grindr for. But, what about finding the perfect best friend? SUNFILTERED dreamt up a
What do you get when you mix two frustrated, country music singer-songwriters, a Broadway show and a little bit of love for the Lord? The Nashville stylings of Sherrié and Shane! These two thought they’d reached the end of the line on their singing careers when fate intervened to bring them together and show them the way back to Tennessee–where they’re set for a season of making beautiful music together. Don’t believe us? Both have projects coming out this month, so you can listen for yourselves.
Well, our GIRLS WHO LIKE BOYS WHO LIKE BOYS sure have their opinions on the whole marriage thing. We all want to find love. And for most of us, that means a partner we can rely on to stand by us, challenge us, and (maybe) cuddle with us. If we didn’t care about that stuff so much, romantic comedies would just be Jennifer Aniston clipping coupons in her bedroom for two hours. We want the happy ending–to settle down on the porch with a bottle of wine and a life of love to gaze back on.
Thought you knew everything there was to know about the South? Well, it’s not all cotillion parties and gratuitous displays of your Second Amendment rights, though both are pretty fabulous in their own right. The Nashville cast of GIRLS WHO LIKE BOYS WHO LIKE BOYS is about to show us a kinder, gentler (OK, sometimes bitchier) side to living out and proud in the South.
What do you get when you combine a certified southern belle and one of Nashville’s most out-there event planners? The dynamic duo of Olivia and Brent, obviously! And you can be sure that wherever these two Southern socialites show up the GIRLS WHO LIKE BOYS WHO LIKE BOYS drama is sure to follow (are those sirens we hear?).
If we’ve learned one thing over here at Sundance Channel, it’s that true friendships flourish at casual dining establishments. In high school there were late nights at the IHOP or Waffle House. In college we brunched at local diners and The Cheesecake Factory (don’t judge). Tenisha and Jared are two GIRLS WHO LIKE BOYS WHO LIKE BOYS Nashville besties who met waiting tables at Red Lobster.