Boob(s On Your) Tube: Everyone Is Gay On Quiet Ann’s Episode of “Claws”
Plus hey did you know there’s queerness on Comedy Central’s “Detroiters”?
Plus hey did you know there’s queerness on Comedy Central’s “Detroiters”?
“HOW ARE YOU CUTTING ONIONS IN MY APARTMENT FROM SO FAR AWAY”
Cancer season is a nightmare, but Elastigirl and I are here for you.
Topics include tumblr, reading Joan Didion in California restaurants, Death Valley, Smarties, crime reporting, Johnny Depp, murder, murder and murder!
I’ve put together the go-bag of your dreams, and all you have to do is go purchase its contents before your bank account is frozen by the government.
How queer writers create queer stories, the history of writing as a history of book burning, queer bookstores to visit and more.
A personally curated list of complicated feelings surrounding July 4th, trans feminist vampire slayers, Meshell Ndegeocello has a new music video, and other evening news ready to take you into the weekend.
Don’t go just for the gay subtext, but if you do go I guarantee you’ll see it.
Here’s how we handle TV that lets us down, the shows we think successfully turned it around, and our ultimate dealbreakers.
“Other people built a gender for me and trusted that I would defend what they built. But what I was handed never made sense.”
Your summer statement piece is a very colorful windbreaker. You’re welcome!
“Don’t Tell the Babysitter Mom’s Dead” is a beautifully produced podcast for anyone interested in exploring themes of family and loss, but especially for people looking to connect to another queer soul who lost their mom young.
Plus: Syd’s coming back to One Day at a Time, Claws is renewed for season three, Wynonna Earp’s heading to SDCC, some queer horror movies for you, and Mara Wilson knows why lesbians love Matilda.
Also, Demi Lovato miiiiight be a host and all your faves went to see Janelle Monáe.
Please sign my petition demanding a musical episode of “The Bold Type.”
I like to power up my spirit by swooning at the TV. Maybe you do too?
We want your stories for our first in a renewed dedication to quarterly theme issues: Bad Behavior.
“The “dapper” butch looks I find when I try to google outfit inspiration don’t really fit my personality. I prefer an edgier, street style-esque sort of look, and I want to carry some of that style over into my workwear.”
“Step aside, Billie Jean King and Bobbie Riggs! We got a new Battle of the Sexes!”
“Sipping coffee in their sunny drenched kitchen was the first time I really saw myself. I could imagine it. I could see how I could be gay and still… be me.”