7 Season Two “Queer Eye” Moments That Have Me Saying Wow Thank God I’m Gay
A journey from Frasier Crane through What’s That’s Smell to Seed Frisbee.
A journey from Frasier Crane through What’s That’s Smell to Seed Frisbee.
I feel like I am not the only one here crying about my gender, and you should know a) that you’re not alone and b) sheet masks can help.
It’s fun to delete stuff. Plus: feminist zine culture, a Lumberjanes quiz, the 2017 VIDA count results and more.
Thursday Styles
“How many lives has Autostraddle changed? How many lives has it saved? Thanks, Riese.”
In this sex diary: a single femme sets herself a masturbation challenge. New sex toys, late-night porn, learning to feel free and more.
Get bigger and stronger with this guide to putting on muscle mass.
Plus a new music video for Hearts Beat Loud, gayness abounds in Incredibles 2, a powerful interview with Janelle Monáe, Lena Waithe continues to receive all the awards due her, lesbianism cut from Jurassic World, One Day at a Time and Vida stars team up to stop this family separation bullshit at the border, and Margaret Cho doesn’t understand why everyone’s still grappling with her bisexuality.
Season two has figured out what to do with Jane, but it would be cool if it could also figure out what to do with Adena.
An understanding of the leather community can help us co-exist, share spaces and celebrate all of the different ways to live queer lives.
Also, baby Evan Rachel Wood takes the stage and everybody’s getting Kehlani tattoos.
“a line of topless queers at the nude beach, but from the back
they’re all different sizes and shapes and abilities and it gives the impression that the entire queer community gets along and loves each other”
Mutual masturbation isn’t a sexual cop-out — it’s actually a truly fantastic sexual activity.
The Season Three finale had the one thing Supergirl always did best but has been missing for a while: Hope.
It’s not perfect, and last week’s episode on Kat’s identity really missed the mark, but there’s a lot to love about this queer, feminist show.
Valero-O’Connell is known for her distinctive and beautiful illustration style, and she’s starting to be recognized; she has two well-deserved Eisner Award Nominations for this comic, for Best Single Issue/One-Shot and Best Coloring.
This week we find fits for someone looking for a “style reset” that lets them embrace their punk and grunge roots while also not being mistaken for a teenage boy anymore!
In the 90s, a collective of Latina lesbians founded two radical, bilingual zines. They made culture, connected activists, and scared the sh*t out of the patriarchy.
WNBA’s latest activism, nonbinary in the workplace, some new stats on LGBTQ identities, TEENS, Canada puts LGBTQ rights above religious freedom, the future of ‘queer’, plus more!
In an interview with King Princess for Wonderland Magazine, Amandla Stenberg reveals a recently uncovered truth about her sexual orientation — “I realised that I’m gay – not bi, not pan, but gay.”