Have you recently found yourself staring into the vast abyss that is your closet or dresser or (let us be honest) floor, wondering what on earth clothes are? How do they go on a body? Why do they go on a body? Have no fear, the “So You Want To…” column is here!
Radical moms who love their lesbian daughters, during our great national drought a new lesbian bar is opening in DC (!!!), Elliot Page on growing up trans, and seriously — stop spending time on the things you hate.
An illustrated breakdown of the over 100 bills in state legislatures restricting trans youth’s access to healthcare and sports.
Good first date movies for lesbians haven’t always been easy to come by, what with all the death and dismemberment—but now there are dozens! Dozens!
The show with the most chaotic bisexual energy should have featured a lot more bisexual chaos.
Endless conversations on dialectical materialism, class wars, and late-stage capitalism do little to address the current realities that plague visibly non-white people, trans people, and sex workers. The violent realities of capitalism have real, tangible consequences for people most affected by white supremacist violence and the constant refrain of “do the reading” does nothing to address them.
Nia and Brainy go back to Midvale 2009 to hang out with Young Kara and Young Alex and whew you have never seen a more tightly wound closeted lesbian.
With a special statement from Carol Aird Tinkerbell Junior Bernard.
This bonkers trailer for Legends of Tomorrow, everything you need to know about The Handmaid’s Tale season four, why Pose is ending, and more!
The first thing I thought when I saw this episode was coming out was damn, Willow is about to put herself through some emotional labor trying to explain this aspect of her life — and my goodness do I hope it’s worth it.
Inspirational content from Nicey Nash delivered from a pool is in fact what my midweek needed. Also: Kristen Kish and Bianca Dusic, now wives! And here is a meal that Melissa King could have made for you (yes, you).
Why burnout is hitting us now, the dark side of the houseplant boom, queer beer festivals for everyone and happy 5th anniversary to Beyonce’s Lemonade!
Mary Lambert is charming as heck in Arlo the Alligator Boy, Netflix’s madcap found family series that’s half-High School Musical / half-Rent.
For All Mankind, Apple TV+’s alternate history/sci-fi series, has a sweet lesbian love story with Ellen and Pam, buried under a whole lotta moon rocks.
Why are there so many TV shows about high school kids who don’t act like high school kids at all?
“Sex requires a negotiation of boundaries that’s more explicit than it is in other contexts, so it can be easier to see it when those boundaries are broken. But if people communicate poorly during sex, they probably communicate poorly in other contexts, too.”
“We probably won’t be together this much again until we’re both retired, and even though it has been, at times, harder than anything either of us could have imagined when the pandemic started, it’s also been some of our sweetest, most intimate, silliest, funnest times we’ve ever had as a couple.”
Walking one hundred miles on a treadmill in an air conditioned room seems straight; walking one thousand miles through a mystical timeless void so you have more time to pine? That’s gay. Grace Baldridge has cracked the code!
Master of None’s third season will focus on Lena Waithe’s Denise, celebrating lesbian athletes for Lesbian Visibility Day, Whoopi Goldberg is writing a superhero movie about an older Black woman, why Jasika Nicole won’t do cop shows anymore, and more.
Willam: They said, “Mia, go get a piece of the stage, and just really gnaw at it. No, chew harder, honey. You can chew harder. No, this is the last season. We don’t even need these sets anymore. Chew it up, baby. Chew it.”
Carly: Yeah, who cares? “Chew it up. Spit it out.”
Willam: And Mia chewed the fuck out of it.