Grey’s Anatomy Episode 1122 Recap: Gone Girl
Derek ruins Callie and Arizona’s Christmas dreams from beyond the grave. Thanks a lot, pal!
27 Recipes to Pack Your Perfect Picnic Basket
Packing a picnic is about finding a lot of small, easily packaged things that won’t spoil if they’re out of the fridge for an hour or so. Here’s how!
BREAKING: Janelle Monae Allegedly Rocking MC Lyte’s Body
Does this mean MC Lyte has been an android all along?
NSFW Lesbosexy Sunday Is Gonna Celebrate All Through The Night
A dildo with ashes in it, better sex ed (and whether it should include porn), exercise orgasms and more.
Another Sunday Funday, Another Piece of Evidence to Prove that President Obama Really, Really Supports You
Racing wiener dogs, more visibility for more families than ever from that dude in the White House, a frog that looks like this other frog you’re probably really attached to and have been since childhood, a Wells Fargo ad to well your eyes with tears of joy, and bathroom bill updates that won’t make you wanna slap someone in the face!
How to Do All Sorts of Sh*t On Your Kindle
Let’s nerd out about our Kindles in preparation for summer reading.
Saturday Morning Cartoons: Idiot
“I didn’t even want to use chopsticks in front of my white friends for a long time.”
The Comment Awards Are Getting It Done
Ambitious sex spots, shopping on ‘shrooms and coding.
Fan Fiction Friday: 25 Swan Queen Stories to Make You Wish Upon a Star
If we had a Time-Turner, this list would be 1,000 stories long.
Everything We Know About Freddie Gray & the Baltimore Uprising and How You Can Help
Here’s a complete rundown of everything we know about what’s happened as of this moment.
Lesbian Prom Gallery: Heartwarming Photos Of Girls Taking Girls To Prom, 1985-2015
It’s prom season and there’s no better time to look at these adorable queer, lesbian, bisexual and otherwise-identified humans going to prom with each other and looking damn good doing it. Plus a chance to submit your own!
Friday Open Thread: Did You Forget That Very Important Thing You Had to Do?
I did! That “oh f*ck” moment where the realization of that thing you had to do appears all of a sudden from the fog of your over-stimulated brain and strikes an immediate clutch-your-chest wave of fear that ripples throughout your body. Get in here and tell us about it!
Merch Alert: Get Ready for Summer With Scissoring T-Shirts!
Good news! Now we can wear scissors on our chests all year ’round!
Things I Read That I Love #174: Characters Arise Out Of Our Need For Them
Topics include Dominique Moceanu, crowdfunding, recording our lives on social media, illness and diagnosis in comics, fan fiction, murder, the end of “bohemian” San Francisco and so much more!
Sleep Tips for Sleepless Queers
Sleep is a gift. A good night’s rest heals the body and soul and is glorious. So, let’s help each other sleep, yeah? I’ll share my tips and you’ll share yours. Then maybe we can have an international spiritual slumber party, but the kind where people actually slumber.
Lez Liberty Lit #71: Books Alter You
Poets to start reading now, what to do about the VIDA results, kids being told to stop reading and more.
A Queer African Tale: On Trauma, Gender Transitions and Acceptance
“Dating broken white women became a way to reprise a powerlessness that years of sexual abuse and generations of blackphobia had tricked me into believing in. I drowned this feeling of powerlessness in weed and seeking out relationships in which I could engage in yet remain completely hidden from view.”
13 Excerpts From Stef’s Super Secret 8th Grade Diary
“Life sucks.. I don’t know what to talk about. This journal is the absolute truth, and I have nothing to say. Sure, all the big stuff happened. I own a cigarette lighter, cut a class, drank a beer, wore blue lipstick, etc.”
The 100 Most Ambitious Places You’ve Had Sex
“Lost in the Dole pineapple maze in Hawaii.” “On my back in a Corolla on a bridge in a Little Bo Peep costume.” “The aardvark exhibit at the zoo.”
Booths for Ladies: An Unauthorized History of the Lexington Club
The idea of this building housing regular, straight people drinking regular, straight drinks was peculiar to me. So I set off into various archives to learn more, uncovering a total of at least eight proprietors of a tavern at the corner of 19th and Lexington that dates back to 1910. To present my findings, I shall now show you 10 reasons that the building is completely 1000% well-suited to be San Francisco’s most loved dyke bar.