“While my secret goal is to form a pop-sensational, ultra-queer, boi band supergroup, we’re mostly going to examine the media’s relationship with the queer community.”
Trade us your pride pictures for fame and fortune but mostly Internet fame! Also a complete pride guide so you can meet up with other straddlers, etc.
You were born this way, now it’s time to get paid!
Filing tax returns as a gay couple is awful, but surprisingly, this year the IRS actually seems sorry about it.
Taylor went, saw, and conquered at E3 2011 last week. What are the hottest upcoming games? Well, wouldn’t you like to know! (Elder Scrolls V, BioShock Infinite and more!)
And by “gay,” I mean “full of gay men.” But still really good.
CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE, SIR
This is right up there with “the most offensive things you a-holes have done to us.”
13 Lesbian Conversations About the Same Thing.
Everything old is new again! Check out these vintage swimsuits!
Don’t you love it when people come out as straight?
16 tracks, mixed pretty freakin well, all of which are perfect for getting down with your bad self.
Straight guy poses as a lesbian on the internet, acquires internet girlfriend — with a devastating and appalling political twist.
I’ll show you mine if you show me yours. It’s a BEST CONCERTS OPEN THREAD!
This week Obama’s administration informed the state Medicaid agencies that they had better start treating gay families equally as far as Medicaid benefits, DOMA or no DOMA. Also, Lady Gaga at Pride, Tina Fey, Chloe Sevigny, and very cute videos featuring marriage equality and/or dancing children.
Hello, today is Lesbosexy Sunday! There’s so much to do and think about.
Watch the webcast of Comedy Central Live at Bonnaroo Comedy Tent. It’s just like you’re not there at all!
What if DOMA were repealed but gay couples still weren’t able to have the same federal marriage rights as straight ones?
Combine a guaranteed-good-time Pride Party with a fundraiser for Revel and Riot (gay company!) and you have a thing happening this Sunday in Los Angeles that I will be at and am definitely recommending you pencil into your busy social schedule.
“Alike is a 17-year-old African-American woman who lives with her parents and younger sister in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood. Alike is quietly but firmly embracing her identity as a lesbian.”