Dykes on Dates: Bowling Is the Epitome of Romance
You get to talk a bunch, like a dinner date but with an added activity — one almost insists you stare at your partner’s ass.
Rainbow Reading: This Upcoming Book Is a Queer Retelling of Robin Hood About DYKES ON BIKES
It sounds like Robin Hood meets Fast and the Furious and very GAY.
No Filter: Melissa King Is Giving Daddy — There, I Said It
Also, we must now dedicate a section to Janelle Monaé’s NBA All Star triumph!
Picdoku: You, Me, and Nine Different Pride Flags
Are you ready to play sudoku with Pride flags? Because that’s what’s about to happen.
It’s Honestly Upsetting How Good These Anchovies Are
I was skeptical about pricey anchovies, but I was wrong!
Pop Culture Fix: This “Warrior Nun” Scene That Never Got Filmed Is Pretty Dang Queer & Cute
Javicia Leslie’s new show, BG is back MFers!!!, LGBTQ rep on reality TV, and more!
A+ Roundtable: The Weirdest Songs We’ve Fucked To
The vibes are So Off.
Kiersey Clemons Is a Bisexual Bride in “Somebody I Used to Know”
Prime Video’s rom-com isn’t exactly My Best Friend’s Wedding — but there are plenty of familiar beats in Alison Brie and Kiersey Clemons’ new film.
We Should Engage With LGBTQ History All Damn Year
OutWrite: The Speeches That Shaped LGBTQ Literary Culture perfectly exemplifies the reasons why it’s so imperative to look back at history with the willingness to be impacted by whatever we learn.
Mini Crossword Left the Car Running
How many paranoid people does it take to change a lightbulb?
Also.Also.Also: Historic Wave of 2023 Bills Sets a Political ‘War Against LGBTQ+ People,’ According to New Report
In a new report, the Movement Advancement Project (MAP), which tracks LGBTQ+ policy, describes 2023 legislations as a “war against LGBTQ people in America and their very right and ability to openly exist.”
Da Brat Is Pregnant!!!
There’s so much happiness to be had! The Grammy-nominated rapper has surprised herself, “Everything makes me cry. If someone wins American Idol, I cry. I’m like, I’m tougher than that!”
In Challenging, Complex Essays, “Unsafe Words” Queers the #MeToo Movement
Multiple of these essays ask how we can make queer spaces safer, especially for our most vulnerable community members, while also not becoming our own police.
You Need Help: How Do I Flirt When I’m Worried About Coming On Too Strong
I’m black and masculine so I’m worried that if I tried to make a move it would come off too strong, which I know I really shouldn’t but we live in a world.
She/Her/Sir: Finding My Home in Kink as a Black, Queer, Masc of Center Dom
Kink can be a profound space of healing, which is something that Black people — and especially Black women — deeply deserve.
“Big Swiss” Review: On the Queer Age Gap Novel Set in a House Full of Bees
Big Swiss veers from horny to humorous to macabre in zigs and zags.
Guessing Game: No Dyke Is an Island
Ah, but two of them…
My Queer Return to Trinbagonian Carnival
Queerness exists in a paradoxical space in Carnival culture — ever-present but still hidden.
“The Last of Us” Episode 106 Recap: Never Let Me Down Again
Ellie and Joel continue their journey west to find Uncle Tommy, and find a lot more than they bargained for.
Two Dykes Discuss “Magic Mike’s Last Dance”
This reminds me of the gorgeous difference in our Letterboxd reviews for this film. Mine was like “romance novels for boys are good” and yours was like “the struggling economic realities of being an artist are impossible to navigate.” And look, I think we’re both right!