I laughed a lot this week because y’all are hilarious.

“Equally damp and flannel-friendly as its neighboring cities, it’s pretty much raining lesbians in Tacoma.”

..and all it has to offer: girls in cardigans, giant piles of leaves, and that delightful time when allergy season and flu season overlap.

Well, here we are!

What makes a children’s animated movie more interesting? Gin, vodka, vodka, and a little more vodka.

As someone who has been on the receiving end of terrible Secret Santa gifts for almost a decade, I feel somewhat qualified to offer up some gift ideas and advise you on Secret Santa gift etiquette.

tUnE-yArDs is going to blow your mind and then whatever’s left of your mind is going to be blown as well.

This week in lesbian lit: Project Unicorn, science, keeping a notebook, weekend book festivals, and a new excerpt from Eileen Myles.

NPR Morning Edition: Major New York LGBTQ Film Festival, Newfest, Goes Virtual Autostraddle film writer Drew Gregory appeared on Morning Edition to discuss Newfest’s online festival. Study Hall: Corporate Folly and the Collapse of Queer Media GayTimes+ followers in the footsteps of two queer, feminist publications, Autostraddle and Bitch Media, that have built durable brands […]

This week on Glee, Quinn discovered how nice it is to slow-dance with Santana.

ABC News spent a lot of time telling you what all the cool kids were tweeting about. We live tweeted the debate and sounded marginally cooler. Join us for a fun adventure in “none of us could gchat so we decided to do this instead.”

Wouldn’t it be exciting if we got famous presenters every week to announce the awards?

Day Three’s activities included the sex panel, the talent show, the queer women of color panel, the picking up chicks workshop, ‘zine-making, the dance and SO MUCH MORE!

If you’re lucky enough to have an August Pride, it’s time to take to the streets and trade in your vuvuzelas!

It’s not often that we Autostraddlers put our computers and books aside to venture out into the big bad world of nightlife culture, but there are certainly a few occasions a year that warrant such an indulgence.

It’s the first recap of our amazing five days at A-Camp — read all about Pre-Camp (which is like preschool but for the team) and the day everybody arrived on the mountain trauma-free!

“I’m going to live my whole life and die right here in front of my laptop while Romney talks.”

Roses are red, violets are blue, we’ve got a “like” button because we like you.

If you learn to get along with your roommates this’ll never happen to you.

I honestly can’t say if this is the right way to say “comment awards” in Spanish. I can tell you how Ben and Marina feel about adopciones.