The Holy Land Experience, Courtney Williams on herself, the libido of Las Vegas, the Ivy-to-Consultant pipeline, Lizzo, the Sarasota County Agricultural Fair, a dark side of homeschooling and more.
Carol asks what the hive thinks about her books. Then she asks what Helen really thought.
Will their kids be happier in the suburbs than in Brooklyn? Also, trying to keep up with a financially literate partner.
We’re approaching the final days of 2025, and somehow that finish line feels like the end of five years rather than a single one.
No one will be able to walk away from this season not knowing Beauregard Lionett is gay as hell. She’s also COOL as hell.
DON’T text me unless it’s about Wicked thanks.
1. Is this even a show about the making of a morning show anymore?
For trans people who currently hold unexpired U.S. passports, the State Department has updated their policy to say they can continue to use them until it’s time for them to be renewed.
Plus, Cynthia Erivo is on vocal rest (and Ariana Grande joins in solidarity) and more Wicked updates.
These stories make you want to curl up on the couch in a thick sweater with a mug of your favorite hot chocolate while sitting next to your twinkling Christmas tree.
What happens when you pack 700 lesbians in blazers into an academic conference in New York City?
In a world once lacking Christmas movies with lesbian, bisexual, queer women and non-binary characters, the tides of the North Pole are shifting, and we’ve got a great list of LGBTQ+ Christmas movies for you!
“I feel like she’s putting pressure on herself bc she’s more masc, but I’ve told her I’m not expecting anything and just want to have fun together whatever that looks like.”
Sapphic holiday firefighters, The Hunting Wives is filming season two, and more!
Let’s tour your Dreamworld. Also, get out your journals for some late-autumn reflection.
I used to chase warmth in ways that weren’t always safe for me — staying too long, giving too much, confusing chaos for chemistry. These days, warmth means choosing softness without abandoning myself.
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for food, family, gratitude, and going on a timely and urgent rant at the dinner table.
The most audacious surrogate fallout story I’ve ever heard in my life, Caity Weaver dons regalia to reenact the Revolutionary War, the implications of celebrity-endorsed bestseller “The Tell,” Mr Beast, fact-checking trauma — and more of the best longform for your reading list.
Get in here and discuss Pluribus episode three with me!
The queer aunt wonders how best to help her sister’s trans daughter. Also; advice on how to maintain your creative pursuits after moving in with your partner.