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The World Needs More Megan Rapinoes
What Megan Rapinoe did in 2016, and what she’s done with her advocacy since, is what I’ll remember most. The rarity of seeing a white woman on such a tremendous stage say that black lives matter and be willing to sacrifice her own standing to make the point.
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Candace Parker Announces Her WNBA Retirement, There Is No Doubt That She Changed the Game
I know Candace Parker left the game better, and not just because she’s one hell of hooper. But because with her confidence, her playful cockiness, her swagger, her heart — she made room for all of us in it.
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Queer Contestant Katurah Topps Will Be in the Finale of Survivor Season 45
I can’t tell if this season of Survivor is exciting or kind of boring, which is an odd problem to have. And now, with only one episode left in the season, I still can’t decide.
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Boobs on Your Tube: Has ‘Station 19’ Lost the Plot on Maya and Carina?
Plus updates on The Equalizer’s queerest episode to date, All American, and the new nonbinary AI character on Beacon 23!
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Who All’s Gay in ‘The Traitors’ Season Three Cast?
Three queer women and a nonbinary star join The Traitors season three cast!
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Nothing Is Gayer Than My Love for Women’s Basketball
In some moments, I can’t believe it has taken me this long to find fandom in women’s sports. All the years I missed! But my passion has found me at the right time.
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‘(This Is Not) A Christmas Movie’ Is Not a Very Good Christmas Movie, but It Does Have a Queer Sex Scene
The Dutch comedy attempts to destroy the typical holiday movie formula but self-destructs in the process.
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Release Lesbian ‘Jaws’ in 4DX You Cowards!!!!
This lesbian shark attack horror film has some good scares but not enough bite.
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How Black Queer and Trans Folks Can Get Involved in the Kink Community
In the hands of Black queer and trans folks, kink can be deeply healing and transformative.
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LGBTQ+ Movies To Stream on Netflix With Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans Characters
Wanna watch a Netflix movie with lesbian, bisexual, queer or trans characters? We’ve got your round-up of every Netflix lesbian movie currently streaming, and our recommendations.
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The Best Movies of 2023 According to Autostraddle Readers
My opinion is just one opinion. This year we decided, in addition to my list, to also hold a poll on our Instagram to find out what films you all like most!
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Pop Culture Fix: Diablo Cody Better Not Be Joking About a “Jennifer’s Body” Sequel!
Diablo Cody teases a Jennifer’s Body sequel, Ella Hunt cast in the upcoming SNL movie, the Nicki Minaj/Megan Thee Stallion feud, Reneé Rapp and the Lesbian Masterdoc, and more!
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Here’s Where You Can Watch the Movies That Inspired “Love Lies Bleeding”
This eclectic selection of five films makes perfect sense for anyone who has seen Love Lies Bleeding.
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Iconic: Queer Icon Kristen Stewart Playing Queer Icon Susan Sontag in Upcoming Biopic
Kristen Stewart will be playing bisexual author, activist and philosopher Susan Sontag in a new film biopic from Kirsten Johnson, co-written by lesbian playwright Lisa Kron.
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A Tennis Lesbian Power Ranks Tennis Movies and Shows
It’s the U.S. Open, so let’s revisit some of the greatest (and worst) tennis movies, series, and scenes.
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“Under Pressure” Re-Centers the Identity of the U.S. Women’s World Cup Team
Netflix’s “Under Pressure” begins the work of re-establishing the USWNT as more than just pawns in someone else’s narrative. And to that, I can only say: LFG.
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The Autostraddle Insider: Issue Two, August 2014
It’s the second issue of the best little behind-the-scenes newsletter EVER.
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“Stroking an Animal” Is a Sensuous Portrait of Polyamory
Stroking an Animal is an arthouse movie that reflects the messiness of real queer lives.
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NSFW Sunday On Location: Best Places to Have Lesbian Sex
Birds do it, bees do it, even lesbians in trees do it. Let’s do it, let’s make love in the women’s restroom or in the parking lot of someone else’s grandparent’s retirement community
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Pop Culture Fix: TV Legend Norman Lear Has Died, May His Memory Be a Blessing
I wouldn’t know how to parcel into words the impact of one singular man on the trajectory of television over the last more than 50 years, but put simply — no one did it like Norman Lear.