“RuPaul’s Drag Race” Episode 1602 Recap: B Team
Her sign should’ve read: “If you love drag on TV, don’t let your conservative families and shitty husbands vote against our rights.”
Her sign should’ve read: “If you love drag on TV, don’t let your conservative families and shitty husbands vote against our rights.”
“The Traitors” demonstrates how groups of people define otherhood, rightly or wrongly, based in reality, assumption, fantasy, or some mix of all three.
I’m reading a book about anti-gravity.
Both Malika and Alice’s storylines this week left me feeling like “Good Trouble” had done a disservice to its characters and the story they’ve told for the past five seasons.
If time is blurry, and I think it is, then so is everything else.
Will your friend ever want to be something more? Can you be friends with your friend’s ex? The team answers these questions and more!
A League of Their Own, Sort Of, The Last of Us, and more! Here are the winners of the 6th annual Autostraddle TV Awards.
With the power vocals of Auli’i Cravalho and Reneé Rapp and a canonically queer Janis, Mean Girls is back and gayer than ever.
Did you hear I won the award for best knock knock joke?
Kyle Richards says she’s open to dating a woman.
In a Variety Magazine cover story, Kristen Stewart is telling us everything: why she came out on Saturday Night Live, gay sex scenes in Love Lies Bleeding, a new take on Panic Room, the queer subtext in Twilight and so much more!
What’s it like to walk down the stairs with nothing bouncing? What’s it like to feel a seatbelt flat against me? What’s it like when my girlfriend lays her head on my chest, REALLY on my chest, closer to my heart than ever?
I have unlocked a new level of intellectual heaven: listening to an audiobook while doing a jigsaw puzzle.
I’ve been eulogizing, just to myself, in the moments between other moments that are claimed by tasks or thoughts of the present or literally anything else.
Also a new Valkyrie deleted scene from The Marvels dropped today, Wynonna Earp writers are working on a new show starring Toni Topaz from Riverdale, and Lily Gladstone’s former high school classmates always knew that they’d win an Oscar.
One bookstore isn’t going to change everything, but it’s a significant reminder there are people fighting for this place and especially for its arts and culture spaces.
Also, this entire column COULD have been just Reneé Rapp and Megan Thee Stallion.
I don’t know about y’all, but I’m so tired of watching our shows get canceled even when they’re wildly successful.
“Have you ever called someone the wrong name during sex?”
I want a job cleaning mirrors.