Every day we stray further from Darren.

“I’m calling it Carbmas now.”

Honestly, I could have added more Sondheim, but I had to stop myself.

“We call them junderpants.”

Lynda Carter is here to remind you Wonder Woman is a bisexual icon, Margaret Cho shines in Fire Island, Doctor Strange is coming to Disney Plus, and more!

Yes, you heard me correctly.

“What’s the acceptable dressing for a Man Salad? Crude oil? Turpentine?”

The couple wore matching pink striped sweaters that said LOVE on them, and knelt in a pile of about ten thousand rose petals.

But sometimes it shows its work on only the most basic level.

Today you’re getting our entire team’s spiciest takes about 2022 LGBTQ+ TV and film, something I was only able to convince people to participate in because Nico said we could keep them safely tucked within A+.

For anyone addicted to Love Is Blind and found themselves wondering, “wow I wish this was approximately 93% gayer!”

Sapphic wives in a new Christmas movie? Yes! Now make them the main characters!

Jinkx Monsoon’s Chicago run breaks records, maybe Willow isn’t really canceled, Lily Tomlin’s had it with Ron DeSantis, and more.

A dazzling portrait of a white heterosexual girl’s coming-of-age, Lady Bird gave us a straight character anyone can root for.

Sarah Michelle Gellar on her Cruel Intentions lesbian kiss, Tig Notaro roasts herself after Wheel of Fortune flub, and more!

Amanda Kramer’s new film, Please, Baby, Please, is an exploration of gender entirely on its own terms, entirely on our terms. It’s a relief to be spoken to with such complexity and humor.

The long-overdue addition of trans women to Drag Race is not about inclusivity — it’s about returning an artform to its inventors. Welcoming a cis straight man to the show undermines that fact.

Mystery, intrigue, potential ghosts, lots of gossip, queer people, and Amy Acker. Who could ask for anything more?

For a movie that bills itself as a queer empowerment film, there is neither enough fighting back nor enough in-your-face queerness.

If you want to live in a reality show, go ahead and sow chaos, but if you’d rather have a romcom, you have to let go.