Topics include a deadly avalanche, Johnny & Winona, joy, survivalists, a church abuse scandal, a Mormon reporter on the Romney bus, malls, revealing your HIV status and contemplating psychopathy.
Let’s talk frozen femmes, hot peppers and holigay profile pics!
Meet Esther Zinn, the creator of the iPhone app that lets you find clubs, bars, events and even news for queer ladies anywhere you go.
This fifth installment finds our freshmen on their way home for the holidays. They’re becoming leaders, creating new families, meeting Andrea Gibson and recovering from finals, foot surgery and concussions! We just love them so.
Walking in a winter wonderland without freezing your fucking feet.
On growing up with (or without) guns.
Ali’s Team Pick: George Takei. Just… George Takei.
The New York Times talks to our newest fans – 48 to 66-year-old conservatives.
A music video chronicles a gay girl’s relationship with her best friend, Charlie Brown is all grown up, and Cat Power wants some pudding.
Irish Coffee is basically all my favorite things: Irish Whiskey, whipped cream and, of course, coffee. I drink 2-3 cups of coffee per day and can think of nothing better than adding alcohol to it.
“We are dying. No one should expect us to stay quiet or polite about this.”
Episode 203 of Unicorn Plan-It teaches us that flexibility is essential. So without further ado, kiss kiss, dang dang, it’s time to get horny.
Georgia’s got a hot new lesbian in her legislature and she’s at the helm of some pretty progressive policies.
In the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, America is finally ready to talk about gun control. But will things really change, and if so, what must we do to make it happen?
A queer ‘acoustic soul’ artist with a mighty voice, mad ukulele skills and a rising career that’s included a bit of Broadway.
Gifts for the content creator in your life.
Eighth-grader McKenna Pope singlehandedly gender neutralized the Easy-Bake Oven.
Jess chats with the genderqueer star of Eve Ensler’s new play, Emotional Creature: talented dancer, singer and actor, Emily Grosland.
Equal pay for equal work? What a novel idea!
“Now is certainly not the time for the District to start public maneuvering and posturing at the expense of a family facing such a devastating loss.”