As a Queer Black Mom, I Strongly Relate to the Humor in “Wanda Sykes: I’m an Entertainer”
I’m An Entertainer shows Wanda Sykes doing what she does best: making you crack up one minute and making you think the next.
I’m An Entertainer shows Wanda Sykes doing what she does best: making you crack up one minute and making you think the next.
I’ve been informed this is the absolute most chaotic way to slice brownies. Do you agree?
CAN ANYONE RELATE?
“Audiences need more trans comics. There certainly are a handful of well-known trans comics, but we need more.”
Everybody knows vampires are the gayest undead creatures.
I’m not some kind of cartoon Dracula wearing a cravat and a cape every day. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Or maybe that was my last victim.
She places her fingers around my neck but does not squeeze.
The reason your girlfriend is behaving like this is because she’s literally a vampire. I would know, because I’m also a vampire.
I’m grateful to the zombie community for welcoming me with literal outstretched arms.
It all started with a simple premise, a curiosity really.
Look, who else is holding on to relationships for too long in the way that we queers are? Who else “got somebody here but I want you” the way we do?
I also solve the urgent mystery of what happened to Lip Smacker Dr. Pepper.
Enter this strange and fizzy queer retelling of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory — if you dare.
There is truly something for everyone here, from the hyper femme Isabel and her tiny kitten, to the very cool, very soft butch Nicki and her alien pillow.
Orko is the worst part of He-Man. Orko does, however, get points for simply refusing to have their body perceived.
The boys in 90s toy commercials displayed an Exceptionally Dykey aesthetic, and to my younger self, that was Peak Cool.
Aside from the murdering dogs thing, Cruella rocks! She’s got a theme song, she’s got henchmen, and literally no one on earth has made smoking look better.
Can anyone relate?
When you think about Clue, if your first thought is “Man I wish that were a sexier, gayer game,” then boy do I have news for you!
There is no television character that gives me greater joy than the mean mom. I could blame it on many things: mommy issues, the fact that I started watching CBS primetime dramas when I was like nine, general homosexual unwellness — the list goes on.