Buffy (and Other Strong Female Characters) Are Saving the World Offscreen, Too
As it turns out, watching strong women kick ass is good for society and your mental health.
As it turns out, watching strong women kick ass is good for society and your mental health.
Seriously, where the hell are all the butches?
Episode 4 of “Words With Girls” is out and Hannah is not happy with there being lesbians at a lesbian party.
There’s something about Lamanda.
Does Whitney Mixter of “The Real L Word” ask herself a lot of questions? Yes. Who put all these questions into a video supercut for you, watching all of Seasons One and Two without dying of alcohol poisoning? This guy.
“Get ready to do meta-reality somersaults about sci fi, chihuahua tossing, and Russian literature.”
Is there anything I love better than teen marketed award shows?
“Girl/Girl Scene” brings you Season 2 of the girl-on-girl scene in Lexington, Kentucky.
Criticism aimed at “The Newsroom” for not respecting its female characters might be missing the larger picture.
In which Ash tells you everything you missed before the Firefly reunion at San Diego Comic Con.
Season 3 of The Real L Word just premiered, so we’re being avant garde and are finally releasing the SEASON TWO PARODY VIDEO OH MY GOD.
Just in case you weren’t already planning on it.
Remember that webseries Brittani created and Sarah Croce directed? It’s back. Words With Girls Episode 2 now available for your face with some surprise Hannah Hart action.
Curated video from 80’s and 90’s afterschool specials in which being gay was a lot like being a tornado or a flesh-eating virus.
Jess chats with the couple about camp, the reality TV experience, the upcoming election, finding an anonymous sperm donor, Smash, Oprah, their Real L Word comrades and — in an Autostraddle exclusive — the sex of their baby, due in October!
Australian actors Renee Lim (Alex) and Debra Ades (Scarlet) open up about their experiences shooting The Newtown Girls. Also, watch the season finale!
“GIRLS MAKING OUT. GIRLS MAKING OUT EVERYWHERE. ALSO VAMPIRES.”
“The Peculiar Kind says something a lot of us already know but few of us ever really talk about: the fact that activism can look like anything, that we feel for our work and fight for our causes, but we also find comfort in each other.”
Just when you’d totally forgotten that “The Real L Word” exists at all, here’s a teaser for our parody, because everybody loves a good tease…
It all started when Krisily met a girl at a dog park who turned out to be an actress with a job on a television show where she played a character named “Shane.”