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Adrian Pasdar's comedic romp follows two young brothers on holiday from London to New York, where they meet up with a kooky landlady who runs a low rent B&B that is more Alice-in-Wonderland than just a place to rest your head.

A light-skinned African American actress navigates the intricacies of "looking" the part both in the entertainment industry and everyday life. A hilarious comedy series that highlights the ethnic melting pot of modern society, where all the racial lines are blurred. This is what it means to be "Ethnically Ambiguous."

Justin lives a comfortable life with Camille, a loving and compassionate Puerto Rican woman. He is engaged to Mia, a smart and beautiful Latina. Everything is perfect until Justin receives a letter from Brandi, his birth mother. Something is wrong, so he sets out to find his birth parents. On his journey, Justin is given a glimpse at the inner demons that have been ruling his life, and what could destroy his future. Emotions run high as Justin's strength is tested, and he ultimately has to choose the best life path to take.

High School senior Jack is having trouble living in reality. His fantasy life is making it difficult for him to be himself and connect with people his own age, especially Daisy, the object of his affection. Jack's closest companion is his counselor Mr. Hall and his office is the one place on campus Jack feels safe to express himself. Mystic creative writing teacher Mr. G assigns a future-self writing assignment that forces Jack to look deeper into his fears, insecurities and confusion. Jack wrestles with himself only to find a calmer more focused Jack in his dreamworld who will give him insight into living in and accepting the moment. Presenting this new discovery in front of his peers might allow Jack to move past some fears that have kept him stuck, and win Daisy's heart in the process.

"Girlfriends" make you laugh so hard you snort, hold you when your sad and always know when you need them most. Friends know all your stories, but "THE GIRLFRIENDS" help you write them.

Actress Lena Jordan, a light-skinned African American woman, gets a commercial audition for....an "African American Woman" BUT is she "black enough?"