In this week’s edition of New York Times’ “Modern Love” column, actress Maria Bello talked about coming out to her son and her family and incidentally came out to all of us at the same time!
This week on NSFW Sunday: sexy terminology, lesbian sex scenes, representation, vaginal knitting and more.
What do you do when you see queer kids making out in the street? When and where is PDA okay for queer people? Who gets to decide when it’s okay or inappropriate?
“The first thing I learned was that Kathleen Hanna can do literally anything.”
I just don’t get blackout on the holidays like I used to.
Evan Rachel Wood’s latest film had a sex scene cut out of it after the MPAA threatened to give it a NC-17 rating. Luckily for us, she isn’t the type to sit by and let that stand.
That’s because this weather app, Weather Whiskers, is weather told in LOL Cats.
This week on Glee, everybody turned in to a muppet and Santana and Dani didn’t make out!
Cats, crits and covens.
Leaving the house today is a terrible idea. Just stay right there, buy some stuff on the internet, and feel really good about the fact that Autostraddle gets a kickback from whatever you buy at these places. YAY COMMERCE!
Topics include Katrina, Catching Fire, Madalyn Murray O’Hair, Silicon Valley, free market propaganda, animals in Hollywood, abortion, the LA riots and more!
“Despite its pro-gay attitude, the film fails to break the pattern of transphobic narratives in cinema, perhaps because it doesn’t understand that trans people are not the same as cis gay people.”
This week in lit: trans* poetry, finding Waldo, reviewing books in GIFs, Doris Lessing, closeted characters, riese reads “the circle” and more.
A selection of three handy dandy printables to help you document your pumpkin pie extravaganza.
Catch the season finale of “Little Horribles” now!
“I think I’m really good at making people think they’re listening to happy music, but if you actually listen to the words you realize it’s really not.”
Yamara Taylor (The Boondocks, How to Rock, Instant Mom) chats about comedy writing, trick or treating at Aisha Tyler’s house, and the dearth of five year old sketch actors.
Sometimes you just need someone to pray to when the radio won’t stop playing Blurred Lines.
Are you ready to see every kid who went to your high school all at one party? You better be because it’s Thanksgiving weekend. Grab your favorite blazer in preparation.
How’s your Thanksgivukkah going so far? Did you light a menorah last night? Have you turned on Pieces of April yet?