Excerpt From Notes of a Crocodile by Qiu Miaojin Explores Queer Themes, Is Amazing
Gabrielle’s Team Pick: “The second you see each other, you start to fight. Would you call that love or vengeance?”
Gabrielle’s Team Pick: “The second you see each other, you start to fight. Would you call that love or vengeance?”
On being brave when all you feel is panic and bringing out your inner superhero when your sig oth starts freaking out.
It’s the mid-season finale of Pretty Little Liars! Emily kicks some ass, the betrAyer is revealed and I say “I told you so.” Well sort of.
American’s elections have laid claim to most of 2012. It’s only fair that Canadians have one week to show that our politics can be just as rowdy.
This week I like Democrats more than Nicki Minaj. But not more than Kanye West.
Seriously, why are we not voting for this woman yet?
“No woman ever made a dime for her work, and some … worked themselves into a state of mental and physical decline on behalf of the magazine.”
As it turns out, watching strong women kick ass is good for society and your mental health.
Our three wonderstylists will have you feeling good, looking gorgeous.
The lesbian USWNT player opens up about the Olympics, the future of women’s soccer, her bff Megan Rapinoe and coming out at Applebee’s.
Lesbian Chic’s herstory is repeating — again!
In which we kick off our four part wedding series with a little inspiration from DapperQ.
“The city boasts one of the largest LGBTQ populations in the U.S., and there are more and more resources and opportunities for LBT ladies in the “A.”
Composting restores balance in the universe, so you can continue to drink gin and smoke cigarettes.
The Law and Order Edition.
“I wanted something loud and beautiful and bright. Something truly practical but also out-of-control fun. Seriously, who says that you shouldn’t have it all?”
Meet Miss September!
Our least favorite conservative gay group should have made a dance video instead.
This coffee cake has fruit on it, so you can practically eat it for breakfast. And you’ll want to.
Over on their DC Decoder page, the Christian Science Monitor published a helpful guide on where both President Obama and Mittsy stand on what they at their newspaper call “gay issues” but what I like to call “issues that concern U.S. citizens who are also humans.”