You know what this show really needed was a Christmas episode or a “we’re rich now let’s buy new shoes” shopping mall montage.

“Being an activist leader brought dozens of women to my bed,” Córdova recalls. “Power seemed to attract people, and my political life put me at the center of the action.”

A-Camp just keeps getting better and better which means this October’s gonna blow your mind. Registration starts NOW.

It’s everything we want this year! And probably a few things you want, too.

The IRS doesn’t discriminate when it comes to discrimination, Andrea Gibson and Kelsey Gibb launch a new website, Brazil legalized same-sex marriage and much more.

This week in lit links: book-inspired ice cream, why “women’s stories” aren’t the same as stories about women’s lives, writing gay YA in Russia and more.

“It’s important not just to have characters that challenge ideas about gender and sex, but to also have them in realistic settings.”

POC Zine Project presents a massive list of zines, plus info on where you can get them and so much more. Zines for days!

Where to find queer books to read, starting books but not finishing them, perceived gender, 1984 and more.

Finally, some fantastic cultural analysis about women in power and women in patriotic spandex leotards saving the day.

In this edition of Lez Liberty Lit: the best literary cocktails, reading and forgetting, remembering the queer dead and more.

This week on Glee, enthusiastic children danced and sang and broke walls as William Schuster toed the blurred line between “the worst” and THE WORST.

In a special edition of “I Just Now Saw,” I’ll be discussing a show that’s actually still on the air, “Lost Girl”!

This year’s Lambda Award winners were announced yesterday evening.

“Given the message of acceptance and sex positivity that the queer community so openly espouses, I was hopeful that I had finally found a niche where my sexuality would be respected and validated. To my dismay, passive discrimination was alive and well.”

Ali’s Team Pick: Feminism, cats and cartoons all in one happy place.

This week on Glee, everybody took turns dressing up like idiots and my gay boyfriend Adam Lambert showed up to sing a tune or two!

Launa is a writer, editor, freelance artist and film producer, exotic dance teacher, and nanny… and that’s not all. Basically, she’s a superhero and you definitely want to hear what she has to say.

Alex, Riese, Marni and Mary hit up the GLAAD Awards in San Francisco last night and spent lots of quality time with Adam Lambert, Brittney Griner, Mel B & Jessica Clark!

“I think the way I felt here pretty much summarizes what Brooklyn Zine Fest is all about: the feeling that I have found my people.”