Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya’s Favorite Things: What To Buy Someone Who Is a Triple Threat (Can Cook, Write, and Play Tennis)
Do you have someone in your life who loves to cook AND play tennis? Well, this extremely niche gift guide is for you!
Do you have someone in your life who loves to cook AND play tennis? Well, this extremely niche gift guide is for you!
With so many LGBTQ+ owned shops out there it’s gonna be a joy to put money back into your community this holiday season!
Drew shares her favorite things she owns, which you can buy for the femme cinephile in your life this holigay season!
Sabrina Carpenter gives the gays everything they want this Christmas.
I have been known to don a pair of fingerless gloves just to have a better grip on the freezing cold plastic cup from my favorite coffee place that holds the sweet, cold elixir I consider my emotional support beverage.
From clay projects to candle making, here’s what you need to DIY your holiday gifts this year!
When do you start telling people that you’re pregnant and how should you do it? Is pregnancy the great equalizer when it comes to the straight family gaze? Do unborn babies know when you are sad? Plus, Gretchen answers a reader question about how she came around to wanting to be a parent (it includes a Rock Bottom and the World’s Worst Dog)!
From stocking stuffers to luxury items, we’ve got cozy season picks from $5-100+ so you can live your most snug and warm life.
Get in here and see what all the gays at For Them and Autostraddle want this holiday season!
Physical media is back! Or, for some of us, it never left. Here are the best queer Blu-Ray and DVD releases of 2024.
A very merry bratmas to us all!
Why engage with the horrors of X or Meta when there are 15 years of queer content RIGHT HERE for you to immerse yourself in?!
Both Midsommar and Thanksgiving use the concept of a holiday celebration to distract from murder.
“There is a reason you started making art in the first place, and that reason is joy. I suggest you make something purely because you want to make it.”
My wife and I are having a baby and this is the first edition of Baby Steps, a column about the gestation and eventual birth of this human child who I think is going to be pretty tall!
The answers to which might tell you you shouldn’t go at all.
My wife, novelist Kristen Arnett, hasn’t had any real contact with her parents for about eight years.
It was settled as early as August: Britt would be Chappell, and I would be a literal passenger seat.
From the same twisted, gorgeous mind who brought you Spirit Halloween Animatronics, Ranked By Lesbianism.
Before transitioning I would describe my costume choices as a decades-long performance art exploration of masculinity.