Read A F*cking Book: “Stranger On Lesbos” Reminds Us How Far We’ve Come and What Hasn’t Changed
“I am glad to be here with you in 2012. But I am glad someone was there in 1950.”
“I am glad to be here with you in 2012. But I am glad someone was there in 1950.”
The story of one pastor and one chaplain who chose to amplify their voices by stepping down from their churches.
We’re accepting submissions for our next theme, SCHOOLED.
The Democratic Party is officially adding a “plank” to their party platform supporting gay marriage.
There is a “New York Magazine” issue dedicated entirely to boning. Did you know? And guess what? It’s not entirely about heterosexuals in missionary position–there are so many more perspectives than that.
Because every lesbian needs a lesbian familiar. Because your furry best friend is already out there and waiting for you. Because puppies.
For all those times you made a wish.
Because you need more cute Irish musicians in your life.
Kirk Cameron is being a huge jerk again, this time to gay bullied teenagers. I’m so surprised. Can you hear the surprise in my voice?
This week on The Real L Word, everyone fought about stupid shit and something terrible happened and there was a lot of crying.
This week on NSFW Lesbosexy Sunday: skype sex, sexting, the digital graveyard of your relationship, and lesbian bed death.
From gay marriage to bottle-fed baby lions, this week we’re celebrating the future AND the past.
In which it is revealed that moms have sex lives and there is clearly something in the Rosewood water.
A perfect way to incorporate fresh fruit into your alcoholism.
Today in news you probably could have predicted, homophobes are sexist.
Feed your outer couch potato and your inner athlete.
Topics include the Norway shooting, Nadia Comaneci, R.L Stine, Haruki Murakami, Gloria Allred, welfare-to-work programs, death row, eating disorders & Saved By the Bell!
If you like books and street photography, UNYPL is going to be your new happy place.
We want to dress you up in our love.
“I want girls to be awkward and funny and weird and think about being a girl in a different way than shopping and putting on makeup.” -Grace Helbig