For so many of us, queerness is not about who we lay with at night — it’s about who we are when we wake up in the morning.

“A lot of the history of horror is that, you know, those queer coded people who don’t fit in are baddies.”

I think we can all agree there should be MORE queer film adaptations of queer (or queer-coded) books! Here are 32 from 1940 to now.

You could talk about lewd material in a fun way?!? Women could do that?!? And the world won’t end?!?

The phrase “lesbian vampire” might be one of the most titillating combinations of words in the English language.

Kash has created the ideal commentary on trans representation by abandoning that project altogether.

Jenni Olson talks about her new series now running at the Harvard Film Archive that includes her own films and a 16mm print of Anita Bryant getting a pie in the face.

The new Prime Video / Freevee Christmas movie “Exmas” is a stirring tribute to the power of turtlenecks in Minnesota with a lesbian character who should be the star but unfortunately she isn’t because heterosexuality rules the world.

How many organs do I have to replace before I can be classified as “biologically female”?

David Lynch’s 2001 masterpiece has a thematic core that has been largely ignored.

It’ll make you believe that love can be just a stroll away.

I’m looking forward to a media future where trans girls in love aren’t rare. Anything’s Possible isn’t perfect, but it’s a great start.

This list has queer women testing their physical limits, queer men confronting their toxic masculinity, and even a few cute and sporty gay romances.

As much as I’d love for Tig Notaro to be in all romantic comedies, I don’t want “butch best friend” to become the latest watered down LGBT character trope.

Y Tu Mamá También relies on ambiguity: Partly, I presume, so that it could reach audiences who might not have watched the film had it been more explicitly gay. I know young me wouldn’t have dared to.

The women featured on this list include Final Girls, monsters, and everything in between.

Five years after its release, the cast and crew behind ‘Adam’ (2019) look back on the film, the controversy, and the culture that shaped both.

Every story can be told, if it’s told right.

Breaking the fourth wall does not count as dismantling anything.

In honor of this week’s release of “Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies,” we are ranking every character from Grease and Grease 2 by lesbianism.