When you elope it’s fantastically freeing to only focus on yourselves.

It’s the second issue of the best little behind-the-scenes newsletter EVER.

You’ve gotta get in here and tell us your MVP feelings immediately!

She keeps me warm. And also: Fiona Apple is a court watcher in Maryland in her spare time (a model citizen, one might say), nine gay ghost stories, and Frog & Toad are cozy queer icons.

“I love it, especially when it’s close up…it’s like I can almost taste it.”

I left The Woman King feeling like I could fight any obstacle that was in my way. Not only was I full of adrenaline, but I was filled with joy. Seeing a group of powerful Black women triumph fills me like nothing else can.

I cannot believe Michael Patrick King has got me comparing a Sara Ramirez character to Mr. Big! CHE, STOP IT! LET ME AND MIRANDA LOVE YOU!

We live in a time when the “traditional” nuclear family isn’t necessarily the default family structure anymore. But beyond that, not all queer families are made the same way either.

Who wouldn’t love to see the AS senior staff sit in a bathtub of cold legumes, just for the sheer hell of it?

I had to figure out what it meant to reconnect with a body I’d always been afraid of.

Do you know who has embraced villainy best? Bosco.

“Season Three of Love is Blind is, somehow, remarkably heterosexual, despite its premise retaining deep roots in lesbian cultural practices.”

It sounds like Robin Hood meets Fast and the Furious and very GAY.

The last first round of voting is now open! Choose which gal pals are moving on to the Round of 32!

Samira Wiley was outed by an OITNB co-star, so much queer news from yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, and the latest on negotiations to bring Brittney Griner home.

Moving through your relationship as carefully as you currently are is going to be unsustainable in the long-term. Your partner is enacting a sustained pattern of behavior that needs to stop.

“Anaïs In Love” comes out today and it has one of the steamiest beach scenes ever.

Writer Blair Braverman talks preppers, survival, queer love, and her gripping new novel, Small Game.

The series one finale introduces a plot twist that’s a slap in the face, and undermines the show’s messages of empowerment for survivors of sexual assault.

Also, updates on “All Rise” (including Anne Heche’s last television appearance) and season finale of “Only Murders in the Building.”