The “brony” fandom is a lot more Sapphic than you’d think, at least as far as their fanfiction goes.

Surprise! A new survey indicates that LGBT people “experience higher rates of substance use and abuse.”

Carmen’s Team Pick: I have at my fingertips “23 Portraits of Gay Couples Who Can’t Get Married,” and even though it is not good news I want to show it to you anyway, because it is such a testament to love.

“You should come by so we can show you how good and gay this gemütlichkeit thing can truly be.”

This post is SO ten seconds ago.

“This week’s topic is a smorgasbord of the law and sexuality inspired by Autostraddle!”

The world’s most populous city has enough going on to make your queer little head spin.

These documentaries will remind you why you’re mad as hell and uninterested in taking it anymore.

Judge Vaughn Walker’s ruling against Prop 8 is upheld!

“Some people view dogs as property. I don’t. Lily is part of my family.”

Our March theme is all about being a person in a specific place. This is our call for submissions!

Everybody likes to be held, which is good since everybody wants to wear a good sweater, too. Plus, the only thing better than a sweater is the presidency, right?

Let’s say “take me to the playboy mansion” ten times fast and then wiggle our butts around, it’ll be fun!

Michele Bachmann to Jay Leno: “When I heard that I thought it was a mid-life crisis thing, ‘pray the gray away.’”

We did our own highly scientific research to determine where in the country you’re most likely to meet other queer ladies, hang out with other queer ladies and admit that you’re a queer lady in public!

In which Rush Limbaugh is just as wrong as one could possibly be.

Laura’s Team Pick: During a challenge of 2009’s decriminalization of homosexuality, journalist Nilanjana S. Roy looks at queer Indians throughout literary history.

Highlights from Sydney Mardi Gras and Crystal takes you to Australia’s largest girl party, GiRLTHING!

Prop 8 defenders argue that releasing the footage puts ban supporters who spoke at the trial in danger, but really we just want to harshly judge their outfits.

Prop 8 is going to the California Supreme Court today, and our Legal Eagle is here to tell you what it all means.