Results for: fosters
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“Carol & The End of the World” Teaches Us How to Survive the Apocalypse
While many apocalyptic shows offer the idea that love is salvation, they often focus on romantic love. Carol & The End of the World rejects that idea.
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YouTube Clips of Gay Shows I Watched Obsessively To Get Off When I Was a Closeted Lesbian
This week I am six months on testosterone, which means that currently and chemically, I am both a 30 year-old lesbian and a 13 year-old boy.
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“NYAD” Is a Lesbian Masterpiece of Athletic Mythmaking
Sports will always be as much about mythmaking as they are athleticism.
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Google AI Overviews Thinks We Were Serious About All Mario Kart Characters Being Gay (We Were)
It’s true about all the Mario Kart characters being queer. Also in today’s pop culture fix: Jodie Foster in an actors roundtable, Christen Press & Tobin Heath’s drop day, Cara Delevingne fronts Calvin Klein’s Pride line, and more.
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Pop Culture Fix: Queer Dark Comedy Series “I Hate People, People Hate Me” Is Coming For You
The new Canadian queer TV series “I Hate People People Hate Me” looks so weird and fun, Jenna Lyons has the best nipples, meet the first non-binary NBA referee, some more Sophia Bush gossip and other pop culture stories to start your week!
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Boobs on Your Tube: After Five Years, Alice’s Finally Growing Into the Confidence of Her Convictions on “Good Trouble”
In Good Trouble’s final season, Alice and Malika are both growing out of old habits and trying out new paths.
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Pop Culture Fix: Janelle Monáe Is Happy, Having the Best Sex of Their Life
Reneé Rapp is so over it, how to turn someone into a lesbian with the Barbie movie, and more!
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The Mattachine Family Tells The Story Of A Very Specific Type Of Family
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I’d prefer no lesbians in a movie to lesbians who only exist as stereotypes.
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Kristen Stewart Says “Twilight Was Such a Gay Movie,” Talks Queer Sex Scenes, Does a Kristen Stewart Impression
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!
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Why I Started Making an Annual Queer Yearbook
Remembering and honoring iconic and revolutionary queer people is so important, and this webcomic celebrates that.
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Boobs on Your Tube: ‘Station 19’ Finally Lets Maya and Carina Be Sexy Again
Plus updates on Beacon 23, All American, the original gays of 9-1-1, and more!
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Pop Culture Fix: Reneé Rapp and Coco Jones New Year’s Performance Is Living in My Head Rent Free
In case you missed it, queer artists like Reneé Rapp, Janelle Monáe, and Cardi B really gayed up New Year’s Rockin’ Eve. Also, Jodie Foster on True Detective, noted bisexual Kate Siegel on recasting Roderick in The Fall of the House of Usher and more!
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The Best Queer Movie Scenes of 2023
Sex scenes, fight scenes, a fanfic-worthy cameo. The best queer movie scenes of 2023 are as varied as the films that contain them.
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The Many Ways Trans Women Find Sapphic Love
“As a trans woman, lesbian is about how I understand my gender as completely separate from men. I don’t ascribe my gender to perform for men. It gives me space to say that my attraction and my identity exists outside the bounds of what a man finds desirable.”
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Queer 2024 Golden Globe Nominees Include Cynthia Erivo, Angelina Jolie, Karla Sofía Gascón and Ayo Edebiri
Karla Sofía Gascón makes Golden Globes History in a year filled with queer nominees, Hayley Kiyoko’s ‘Girls Like Girls’ music video is becoming a feature film, Emma Dumont comes out as non-binary, and more queer pop culture news.
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‘Gilded Age’ Actor and Noted Daughter of Meryl Streep Louisa Jacobson Comes Out as a Lesbian
Meryl Streep’s Daughter Louisa Jacobson came out as a lesbian, Chappell Roan embarrassed Jimmy Fallon, Freaky Friday 2 is happening, Ruby Cruz joins ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’ and more!
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‘It’s Only Life After All’ Is a Moving Tribute to the Indigo Girls
It’s easier to deal with homophobia, sexism, and the many injustices of the world when you’re not alone. Amy Ray and Emily Saliers were never alone. They made themselves possible — they made each other possible.
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For ‘Under the Bridge,’ Truth Is Messier Than Fiction — But Fiction Is Definitely Stranger
Putting Rebecca into the “investigator” role in ‘Under the Bridge’ does give her and Cam a reason to frequently see each other, which I personally appreciate, but her choice to drop acid in an abandoned warehouse with a bunch of teenagers she just met is pretty bananas.
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Even At Highest Level, STEM’s Leaky Pipeline Failing Women and Black People
Among STEM Ph.D. holders, women and black people are leaving the field in disproportionate numbers. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to connect the dots: sexism and racism strike again, to the detriment of everyone.
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Pop Culture Fix: Your Guide to the 2024 Golden Globe Nominations (But Just the Gay Parts)
The 2024 Golden Globe nominations are here and I have the deep urge to tell you who is even remotely gay. Luckily, I share that same obsession with many Autostraddle editors. There was a color coded google doc and everything.