At ‘All Things Go’, Renee Rapp brought her girlfriend onstage, Janelle Monáe brought the house down and drag queens brought Chappell Roan to the fans. Also: Rebel Wilson got married, Jenny Shimizu opens up about banging Madonna and more queer pop culture news!
This week I am six months on testosterone, which means that currently and chemically, I am both a 30 year-old lesbian and a 13 year-old boy.
Halloween costume time is the best time of year to tower over your girlfriend or best friend or partner (or vice versa).
It’s (probably) not what you think.
Are you an enormous flannel shirt? An enormous blazer? An enormous baseball jersey broadcasting your affection for the Charlotte Hornets basketball team? Perhaps you are an enormous t-shirt that broadcasts all of your political affiliations? Find out now!
Queerness exists in Coppola’s world but only as a marker for debauchery.
In a Venn diagram between “noir film” and “sun/moon Double Cancer signs” (that’s me!), the overlap is clear: We both HOTLY fetishize quasi-parasitic enmeshment!
Shoutout to the gays allergic to cats who have cats anyway!
Like, 15×15 squares big. That’s a huge (compared to other Autostraddle puzzles)!
Maisy Stella ushers us into a glorious Libra season by sharing birthday wishes for Bella Ramsey on instagram, seemingly confirming rumors that the two are dating.
How could I resist a series that features Cliff Curtis as a horny Poseidon or Suzy Izzard as one of the Fates?
Will doesn’t have to be perfect to be a great friend to Harper, and this documentary doesn’t need to be perfect to be meaningful.
Rez Ball reminds me of the sports movies I watched over and over again as a kid. Except none of those movies had a queer coach and featured a montage set to Lil Nas X.
BRB, gotta go feed my starter.
The drag queens loved your toddler and your aunt is absolutely losing her mind! Also, can you ask your gf to shave her bush?
Maybe Hollywood hasn’t caught on yet, but indie queer art sure has.
Here are five lesser known Francis Ford Coppola films to watch to prepare for Megalopolis.
The movie is surprisingly casual about bisexuality given its otherwise old-school vibe.
“Suddenly I was pregnant. And then I was a dropout. And then I was a single mother. I had no money or resources outside of my deeply evangelical family, the same people who’d taken me to picket outside of abortion clinics when I was six years old.”
The Angel City of the East, in many ways.