Peppermint on Her New Comedy Special, Trans Dating, and the Best of New York Drag
“Audiences need more trans comics. There certainly are a handful of well-known trans comics, but we need more.”
“Audiences need more trans comics. There certainly are a handful of well-known trans comics, but we need more.”
Traveling while queer / trans and pregnant, PDA at Disney, tick checks…and more!
Lies, truths, death, and friendship! Yellowjackets is back with another devastating episode.
So what if you can’t spell the word armageddon?
The history and advocacy behind 4/20, Black-owned Cannabusinesses to shop, Latina-owned dispensaries, and a perfect smoke session playlist. 🌱 🌱💨
Welcome to Taurus season, friends. How can you give yourself permission to break free, to evolve? Where might internal friction help you find external movement?
Buckle up on that Sunwing, gay gamers! Aloy’s latest adventure is for us!
Yes, it gets gay, and not just like for a smidge of a second but for a whole episode!
Plus, coming out this August, a book that promises “Bridgerton meets Freaky Friday sapphic romcom.”
In which I forget a crucial part of our picnic at home but we still have a lovely time anyway.
A happy weed day to us all!
Relive your favorite little queer romcom with this extremely low-stakes word search!
Welcome to Uncommon Pairings, a new Autostraddle column about wine! Today, we’re learning how to taste.
I had to choose between rightfully reveling in my success or succumbing to guilty feelings.
Stewie and Sloot win another championship, Pedro Pascal joins Beanie Feldstein’s queer road-trip movie, New Jersey ranks Yellowjackets characters by New Jersey-ness, and more!
Also, Chrishell Stause gets me! (A sentence I never thought I’d say.)
Having sex in an elevator??
It’s rare that we’re able to hear a Black woman speak about her survival with as much breadth, nuance, and abundance of care that we get here. Also, Molly Kearney — SNL’s first nonbinary cast member — calls out anti-trans laws on air, and it’s a must see.
It’s National Poetry Month, so I become a poetry hound, sniffing out new books and revisiting old ones, finding solace, rage, love, and beauty in some of the words crafted by writers I truly admire.
What I need as a survivor is the knowledge, the understanding, the belief that I’m not in this alone. I was alone in the abuse. I do not want to be alone in the recovery.