“CLAIREvoyant” Is the Quirky, Queer Comedy You’ve Been Waiting For
CLAIREvoyant is a feministy, queer webseries about two best friends and their adventures in life, dating, and finding out your psychic powers kicked in on your 25th birthday.
“Supergirl” Episode 320 Recap: Run, Alex, Run
Alex’s life is in danger, Reign is getting stronger, and Kara runs into someone from her past.
21 Times “Killing Eve” Depicted Lesbian Relationship Scenarios With Dead-On Accuracy
The first season of Killing Eve, a classic love story between a long-haired butch assassin and her raven-haired married object d’amour came to its thrilling conclusion last night, offering itself as the year’s most authentic depiction of lesbian love in 2018. Please, come inside where I will make my case.
“Vida” Episode 104 Recap: You Can’t F*ck the Pain Away
Emma confesses that the scars of internalized homophobia can span generations. She also finally sleeps with Cruz. Lyn learns that you can’t turn your back on your own forever.
Boob(s On Your) Tube: You Should Catch Up on “Santa Clarita Diet” and “Dear White People” This Weekend
Plus: Gina Rodriguez on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, what’s gay on Critical Roll, and you should definitely watch Picnic at Hanging Rock.
Goodbye Arizona Robbins, Television’s Longest-Running Lesbian Character
Thank you for being a good man in the storm.
Pop Culture Fix: It’s Stephanie Beatriz’s World and We’re All Just Lucky to be Living in It
Lots of queer comedians are getting comedy specials, the cast of the She-Ra reboot, Cat Cora makes a pizza pun, Janet Mock and Ryan Murphy seem like a pretty great team, Billie Jean King loves Abby Wambach, Sue Bird thinks Megan Rapinoe is the poster child for gayness, and more important entertainment information!
“Vida” Episode 103 Recap: Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby
It isn’t just about the hot sex — though the sex is very hot — it’s about creating spaces where Latinx queer bodies can feel ownership. It’s tearing down shame. It’s about saying that our love, our sex, our sticky sweat is valid. It’s about fighting tooth and nail for pleasure in a world that would rather us be criminalized for waking up in the morning.
“Supergirl” Episodes 318 & 319 Recap: Motorcycles, Mansions, and Make-Your-Own Worldkillers
“Honestly, my feelings toward Supergirl the show right now are not unlike Lena’s relationship with Supergirl the person.”
Reboots, Retreads and Returns: An Early Look at Fall TV
Here’s how all the (and gay-adjacent) shows fared at last week’s network upfronts.
“Grey’s Anatomy” Celebrates Callie and Arizona’s Epic Love Story in Jessica Capshaw’s Last Episode
Sara Ramirez didn’t make an on-screen cameo, but Callie and Arizona’s love for each other was beautifully cemented in a loving and satisfying goodbye.
“Vida” Episode 102 Recap: Thank You for the Sweet Thing
Do you know who’s a perfect human? Eddy is a perfect human! This is my hill and I’m willing to die on it.
Boob(s On Your) Tube: “Once Upon a Time” Went and Saved the Gays For Last
Plus updates on: Imposters, Into the Badlands, Timeless, Westworld, Grey’s Anatomy, and Coronation Street!
“Riverdale” Episode 221 Recap: Gotham City
Cheryl Blossom is a bow-wielding superhero, and the Black Hood reveals himself, and a million other things happen!
“Law & Order: LGBT” Trivia Quiz
If you’re a lesbian, bisexual or queer fan of “Law & Order,” you might have a shot at scoring well on this very important trivia quiz. #olivia4ever
“Supergirl” Episode 317 Recap: Here Comes the Sun
Lena Luthor dons a braid and goes on a mission with Kara and Alex and JEEPERS IT’S WONDERFUL.
“Vida” Episode 101 Recap: Lesbians and Gentrification and Funerals, Oh My!
We have six full weeks to dive deep into this queer Latinx prestige drama about family, sex, love, and grief. Let’s get this… funeral party?… started!
Boob(s On Your) Tube: Is “Grey’s Anatomy” Really Setting Up a Calzona Reunion?
Plus updates on Into the Badlands, Siren, Star, Once Upon a Time, and help figuring out how to watch Vida!
“Vida” Review: Starz’s New Latinx Drama Is Sexy, Soulful and Super Queer
Though Emma and Eddy are the central queer protagonists, the supporting cast of each of their friendship circles come peppered with queer bodies of all shapes and sizes and gender spectrums.
“Killing Eve” Is Your New Queer Obsession
In this age of endless dragons, androids, zombies, superheroes and dystopian hellscapes on television, it turns out the most exciting new show is just about two intelligent women chasing one another.