Ilene Chaiken and Jennifer Beals have started a queer media company, The Legend of Vox Machina got renewed for a fourth season, a trailer for the SZA/Keke Palmer buddy comedy, Amber Benson reflects on Buffy, and more!
Was it cowardice that kept us, in our debut, from writing a queer novel?
What I’m saying, I think, is that there are threats worse than death, and Saw reminds me of them.
Specifically, rainbow acrylic polyhedral dice.
From the same twisted, gorgeous mind who brought you Spirit Halloween Animatronics, Ranked By Lesbianism.
Compared to my parents’ volatile relationship, their divorce, and the financial instability that came after it, being scared of ghosts seemed like a waste of time.
“Things change. I might not talk to everyone like I used to. But those memories are mine forever.”
How are we going to fit all of this stuff into one apartment …?
I came out the same year as The Haunting of Hill House, and it was as if Mike Flanagan handed me a gift for realizing I love women.
Before transitioning I would describe my costume choices as a decades-long performance art exploration of masculinity.
Is it selfish to ask your spouse to pretend to be someone they aren’t, just so you’re not alone? Also, a reader has penis envy, possibly, maybe?
“Being a Black woman, a queer artist in this moment; it cost me my time. It cost me my hair, moments with family.”
We’re really putting those airline miles to good use.
In this bonus episode of Good Boys, Kylo is joined by Elizabeth Moon for a candid conversation about their platonic nude experience, reclaiming personal agency over their bodies, and balancing attraction in non-romantic relationships.
Breaking the fourth wall does not count as dismantling anything.
“Hey, you want straight answers, ask a straight lady.”
The bathroom in my grandmother’s house had no windows, so Stella deemed it perfect. She was the only one with any summoning experience. For a successful ritual, she said we needed total darkness.
Drew Burnett Gregory writes, directs, and stars in a new horror short, and it’s available for you to stream!
Tis the season for lighting a few candles, spreading out a decorative cloth on the table, and divining with some gorgeous new cards.
Drew Burnett Gregory and Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya present the most skin-crawling, chilling, disquieting, grotesque, macabre queer and trans horror movie scenes of all time.