Plus! A queer Christmas romcom, a masc black lesbian lead in Lena Waithe’s Twenties, new teasers for She-Ra and Steven Universe, Kate McKinnon as Elizabeth Warren, and this Ellen/George Bush mess.
In a literary and historicist sense, Dante’s Divine Comedy was a mulit-volume narrative poem that advanced some notable theological suppositions about the afterlife; in another, more honest sense, though, it’s about what a fucking unreal silver fox Linda Hamilton is.
Impulse is a fast-paced drama with a slow-burn potential lesbian character to invest in.
Shane, Bette and Alice do a reboot photoshoot, Lena Waithe guarantees a lit Westworld with ERWB and Tessa Thompson, Be Steadwell drank Ovaltine too, Ruby Rose does a classic lesbian pose, Kristen Kish makes tater tots and so much more in this week’s No Filter!
Better luck next time, Champ.
There’s something extra special about the High School audiobook, and not just because it features the rough cassette recordings of the songs that make up their new album, or because they read their own chapters with their own voices, or because they interview each other for maybe the first time ever. It just feels real and ever so soft.
Before we had queer witches, we had queer werewolves and Heretics, too.
Beyond just redefining what it means to be “All American,” this show also gave us one of the most groundbreaking depictions of a black lesbian on network television ever.
Today the Supreme Court heard arguments about whether the protections of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 apply to trans, queer and gender nonconforming people, and their decision on it will impact us all.
We don’t ever grow out of our need for touch, though as we mature, that kind of intimacy tends to only be expressed sexually. But sexual intimacy isn’t the only type of intimacy there is.
As The Haunting of Hill House has found new life across decades, the queerness has become more explicit yet less important to the overall work.
Here are 8 queer books appropriate for the Halloween season, from the genuinely terrifying to funny and lightly macabre.
Kara and Lena set us up for a season of subtext and stress; Kelly & Alex and Nia & Brainy remain adorable.
Singer-songwriter Tove Lo dropped her newest album, Sunshine Kitty, on September 20th, and celebrated with an intimate album release show on New York City’s Lower East Side.
“If you’re doing an anal sex seminar, why are you eating chicken wings?”
A new teaser for “The L Word: Generation Q” ensures representation of Tops, Bottoms and Verses, as well as lovers, dreamers, activists, heartbreakers, non-conformists and side-hustlers!
The damage of the war on sex work, vintage period booklets, when your head is aroused but your body isn’t (or vice versa) and more.
Rachel Maddow on Batwoman, new queer music, lesbian style instagram accounts to follow, queer food, and more! Happy Sunday!
Everything my toddler taught me about prioritizing play.
Plus, Angelia Ross is killing it in American Horror Story: 1984 and updates on Why Women Kill!