Also! It’s Sara Ramirez’s world, we’re just living in it. Dickinson was a queer dream for Ella Hunt. The Sex Lives of College Girls should be your new happy show. And more!
By convening with our inner-children as adults, we’re able to establish new holiday traditions to meet our own needs.
Consider all of these results my official pitches for absurd lesbian Christmas movies that should be made! Get at me, Hallmark!
What happens when you orgasm, green flags in a relationship, exploring your bisexuality and more.
Not like you NEED a need backstory to enjoy Sara Ramirez strutting around in a suit.
This overlooked kinda-Christmas movie from 2009 features Drew Barrymore as the bisexual daughter of a telephone wire enthusiast who never takes his jacket off and also Kate Moennig is in it!
Plus updates on: 4400, Hightown, Queens, The Sex Lives of College Girls, Legacies, Nancy Drew, and NCIS: Hawai’i!
“Mama bear? Honey, try Papa Bear. Like a big daddy silverback,” is an actual thing that comes out of Sara Ramirez’s mouth in this episode.
Watch if you don’t like dogs. Don’t watch if you like complex characters, realistic dialogue, or thoughtful plotting.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, aka time to play Christmas music literally at all hours. Be warned.
“I think I just ascended to another plane of being.”
Did I have pizza for dinner last night? Yes. Am I having pizza again for dinner tonight? Also, yes. Queer as in F*ck You Ok so take all of this with the necessary grain of salt that I don’t keep up regular tabs on the major players involved, so I am playing catch up here!… […]
A graphic designer and a coffee roaster get frisky at their company’s holiday party. “Somehow, her thigh had found itself between my legs. Leaning in closer, she whispered, ‘I want to see how wet you are for me, babe.'”
Miranda’s got the hots for her professor, Rose York-Goldenblatt will NOT be wearing a dress, and Sara Ramirez baby!
Any movie in which sisters reunite to kill bad boyfriends feels like Christmas to me, okay?
Consider this an interactive entry in this series
It’s not that Krysta Rodriguez isn’t good, but centering her results in a movie that feels about as gay as a drag brunch.
If I were to describe “The Witching Hour(s)” in just ten words, they would be this: Gay witches do murders in three different, interconnected timelines — HOT.
In this Autostraddle interview, Charlie Jane Anders discusses her new collection of short stories, “Even Greater Mistakes.”
Kiernan Shipka and Madelaine Petsch on the Riverdale / Sabrina crossover, the best NYC movies, the NYT weighs in on onscreen portrayals of lesbian relationships, and more!