Edgar Allan Poe’s Wildest Story Inspired Fall of the House of Usher’s Scariest Moment
There’s something so intimate and terrifying about mouth horror.
Work and Class in “The Haunting of Bly Manor”
Woven throughout the series are thoughts on care and caretaking and who does that care and caretaking as well as domestic work.
Our Lady J on “Transparent,” “Pose,” and Returning To Live Performance
“I want to remind anyone who is reading this that it is possible to survive. There is a richness in our history that we can call upon to learn how to survive.”
Were We Ever So Young: Couples We Used To Ship and Were Extremely Wrong About
Now we are older and wiser! We can look back on our favorite toxic ships with compassion or horror or both.
Welcome to Horror Is So Gay 2: A Queer Sequel
It took me a while to arrive at my love of horror, but once I did, it felt as much a part of me as my queerness.
How to DIY an “A League of Their Own” Halloween Costume
With some creativity and planning, you can put together a Rockford Peaches costume that’s fun and versatile.
Very Special Gay Episode: Queen Latifah Was the Lesbian Fairy Godmother Holding Together Living Single’s Same-Sex Wedding
The iconic 90s sitcom is celebrating its 30th birthday this month, and there’s never been a better time to revisit how Queen Latifah was the glue that held its Very Special Gay Episode together.
We Need More Sex Scenes
I want a Hollywood of intimacy coordinators and queerness and open sexuality — not exploitation, abuse, and secrecy.
Gabby’s Tender Queerness and the Tragedy of Heterosexuality on The Bachelorette
What Gabby offers viewers is the compelling queer suggestion that women do not have to put up with toxic cishet masculinities and the heterosexuality they have on offer.
A Guide to Starz Smash Hit “Power” Book Universe (But Only the Gay Parts)
The first rule of the “Power” Book Universe on Starz is that there are no actual books, we’re working purely with aesthetics here. The second rule is that each “Power” spin-off is gayer than the last. Amen.
Stunt Queens: The History and Cultural Significance of the “Queerleader” in Film and Television
In honor of Bottoms, here are top queer cheerleader moments from film/TV.
“And Just Like That” Didn’t Need Che
The problem isn’t that Miranda used Che — the problem is the show itself did, too.
Revisiting Some of the Most Sapphic Moments in Riverdale History
Riverdale ends tonight. Let’s take a long (but non-exhaustive) stroll down gay memory lane.
10 Essential Episodes of Riverdale
The episodes of Riverdale most often made fun of online are actually some of the finest installments of the series.
Guess Which of These Riverdale Storylines Is Real and Which I Completely Made Up
Riverdale’s final season ends this week. How much do you remember about what has happened?
A Queer Syllabus for the Writers and Actors Strike
As Hot Strike Summer rapidly turns into Hot Strike Fall — I’ve become deeply interested in the trend where the forefront of labor movements are vocally and visibly, well, gay as hell.
The Subtle Aroace Gaze of “Heartstopper” Season Two
Throughout the show, we see Isaac’s journey as someone who is aroace.
Glee Fans: Can You Name That Song From Just a Picture and the Episode Number?
Gleeks, this quiz is for you! Can you identify the song being performed on Glee by a picture of that performance and the episode number?
Shauna, Jackie, and Those Sapphic Gazes on Yellowjackets
When I first saw the Yellowjackets pilot, I was so sure there was something going on between Shauna and Jackie.
Think You’re a Queer TV Expert? Prove It by Identifying All 50 of These Lesbian and Bisexual Characters
It’s time to put your knowledge of lesbian and bisexual TV characters to the test!