Having Anxiety Dreams? It’s Time To Keep a Dream Journal
This is your sign to start a little gay dream journal. Here are five prompts to get started.
This is your sign to start a little gay dream journal. Here are five prompts to get started.
The queer star of Hacks won her first Emmy after four nominations and used her speech to call attention to genocide.
It also displays the cost of this rebellion.
All sharks are lesbians, but which shark are YOU.
Jordan Gonzalez makes the jump from TV to film with his role in The Long Walk.
Can you feel dysphoric about your boobs even if you’re not trans? Also, tips on how to learn to love your body as you come into your queerness.
A new exhibit called Everyone Watches Dyke Sports: Queer Histories of New York Liberty Basketball is on view at The Center in NYC.
Relive the highs and lows of our gay WNBA faves from the 2025 regular season.
Yellowjackets, Agatha All Along, and The Last of Us dominated in this year’s awards, while the Comedy categories had a bit more variety. Plus, see which fandom came out on top in the fan favorites categories!
This novel is queer in the best ways.
Plus, is Kehlani making new music? LOOKS LIKE IT.
From 1935 to 2025: Here’s almost a century of evolution in transmasc representation in cinema, looking at 45 characters across 45 films.
The last few years have brought a renaissance of sorts for Jodie Foster.
Who are the gay, lesbian, queer and bisexual players on this year’s WNBA rosters? We’ve got answers.
Does a prolonged breakup like this mean we’ll never be friends again?
The whole cast is wonderful, but Tessa Thompson and Nina Hoss are the film’s core.
“If I’m deliberately trying to queer anything, it’s the world, one reader at a time.”
Plus, Ayo Edebiri standing up to a problematic journalist, Life is Strange being turned into a TV show, a lesbian princess in Marvel Rivals, and more!
Bridget Matloff speaks on friendship with Gabby Windey, pressures of reality TV, thoughts on marriage, gender roles, and yes, haircare.
Part of the problem is the film’s casting. While Sydney Sweeney gives a perfectly fine performance, this feels like a role that would’ve been well-served by casting someone known to present more masculine.