Pretty Little Liars 323: I’m Your Sock Puppet
This week on Pretty Little Liars we build up tension and Spencer walks around in colonial nightie
This week on Pretty Little Liars we build up tension and Spencer walks around in colonial nightie
Didja hear? Google reader is being deactivated on July 1st. Here are a few replacements.
Calling all queer leprechauns!
Twenty glorious shots of Tegan and Sara playing music and being perfect. Happy Friday!
NYC’s potential first female and gay mayor is a talented politician with a progressive background. But some question whether her policies and positions are really what the LGBT community needs.
Topics include teaching in New Orleans, Jewish camp, domestic abuse, “scenes from a group marriage,” arson, the LA riots, Miss USA pageants, Washington’s chef Hercules and so much more!
“Though it’s got its share of pros and cons, the memories you make in this gorgeous city will stick with you forever.”
This is the part when Haviland Stillwell convinces you to gtfo of your chilly situation and step into something a little more comfortable/wetter.
Can you really ever go wrong with a food named after cheese?
From March 13-22nd, it’s the University of Alberta’s first ever Pride Week, and you should go!
This groundbreaking film festival is part of Outfest and runs March 22-23rd in Los Angeles. Even if you can’t attend, check out the film descriptions and maybe you’ll see something to keep an eye on in case a screening comes to your town!
Likes: long bus rides, quiet nights spent reading, home-cooked dinners. Dislikes: unfortunately, the same old suspects.
Okay ladies, let’s stop right here and get our game together.
Babeland is hosting a workshop just for Autostraddlers, and there are about a million reasons not to miss it.
Tracy Ryerson has a new web series, a Hooters girl isn’t clear on the rules of baseball, and After Earth looks like it’s going to be everything you want out of a Will Smith film.
OOC Makeup has an exclusive pink lip tar that’ll make you look hot while also helping to support one woman’s gender affirming surgeries. Win/win.
Be the designer collaboration you want to see in the world.
March 11th was Commonwealth Day! The Queen did some stuff to celebrate: most notably, she signed an equal rights charter, which is the first time in her 61-year reign that she’s publicly supported gay rights.
It’s an exciting day for people across the Greater Boston region and Massachusetts – except for its LGBT citizens, apparently. Because even in the first state to gain marriage equality, there’s still discrimination, and one is in the city’s annual parade.
Family matters, queer poetry, undocumented LGBT immigrants and more!