“It’s really a choose your own adventure. You could just go see really great comedy. You could go see these tiny independent solo shows. There’s a reading of A Streetcar Named Desire with Alexandra Billings and Brian Michael Smith and Rain Valdez.”
That monologue from The White Lotus, a Torrey Peters novella, and Louise Weard’s lo-fi epic reveal who gets to be trans.
Whenever I think of the sex workers I befriended, the thing that always struck me is how different we all are.
Surgery is allowed to suck, even when it’s a surgery that you really wanted.
Reporting from inside Ginger’s big birthday celebration in Brooklyn and a look at how the bar has evolved through the years.
You’re going to want to watch the entirety of Hannah Einbinder’s speech accepting the HRC’s Visibility Award.
Chappell Roan also discussed her preference of a wand over a rabbit and more in the podcast appearance.
“The truth is people who fight for you to have liberty, they fight for you to be a goofy bitch, too.”
Rarely does sadness sound this big, instrumentally, on an album with the kind of indie-pop, alt-country, folk-rock twists this one has, and even more rarely do we get an album so clear in its purpose.
And what makes a butch, butch?
Jordan Hull and Jennifer Beals reunite as mother and daughter in this narrative podcast about intergenerational Black queer connection.
Lady Gaga inspired little queer Doechii, Miley Cyrus’s new album, K-Pop star Lara Raj comes out, and more!
The laws of masculinity, and the ways in which they restrict and influence gender, infect every story (and novel) included in Torrey Peters’ collection, Stag Dance.
Mourning the end of another season of Severance? Well go read these queer books about grief, capitalism, and the horrors of having a job.
We created a pack of puzzles to raise money for abortion funds!
If you were able to go to one of The White Lotus’ many resorts would you have a good time? Would you make it out alive?
A departure can feel like any other day, but it marks a new beginning. Soon, it’s time to meet again.
Any famous men worried to come out should remember there’s a Drag Race guest judge gig in it for you!
Shot on a mix of consumer-grade recording devices — iPhone, Zoom, VHS camcorder, and Super-8 film — the documentary is an homage to grassroots AIDS mediamaking across decades and its ability to capture intimate, honest communication about hope and loss.
You want to try some consensual disrespect in bed, but then how could you face her the next morning?? Also, a reader is READY for a new hairstyle, so we help!