It’s the Met! And you know what that means! It’s time to look upon hot queers, poke a some fun at celebrity culture, and give flowers the designers, culture workers, and glam teams that make this topsy-turvy fashion world go ’round.
It could happen in real life, couldn’t it? It had happened on Friends and everyone loved Friends.
“For years I’ve been wishing I could meet someone organically, off the apps, and now that that’s happened I have no idea what I’m doing!”
Every time I have gotten the opportunity to do mediocre drag as a beginner, I have had some of the most fun a person can have.
Everyone needs to stop erasing Hen when you talk about Buck on 9-1-1, Devery Jacobs and Evan Rachel Wood Bisexual to star in a queerleading movie, SNL’s JoJo Siwa skit, Janelle Monáe joins a movie musical from Pharrell, and more!
There’s nothing an iPhone loves more than forcing a slideshow of your ex on you when you least expect it.
Zendaya commands the screen with no caveats. She’s not good with what she’s given (Dune) or good despite the mediocre writing (Euphoria). She’s just… good. No, she’s great. No, she’s the best.
I avoided the 2006 teen comedy She’s the Man for almost two decades. Now it was finally time to watch it.
Like many, my feelings about the Met Gala are complicated.
This crossword is pretty gay!
I love cuddle dates because they’re my neurodivergent heaven: comfy and quiet. They also fit into anti-heteronormative approaches to romance and affection.
You won’t find sage or sincere breakup advice here — this quiz is all about leaning into the MESS and CHAOS.
Most days I just go full dyke and wear them with a tee shirt and Toms, but I will also pair them with a cute floral top and ballet flats.
I’m not a woman except for the four minutes and five seconds Shania Twain’s ‘Any Man of Mine’ comes up on shuffle like three or four times a week. Y’all wouldn’t get it.
No, really, I (the crossword editor) have finally exhausted all the good bad jokes I can find on the internet.
Plus updates on The Equalizer’s queerest episode to date, All American, and the new nonbinary AI character on Beacon 23!
As I await the verdict of eighty-eight potential cancer-causing genes, I am buoyed by the legacy of LGBTQ+ people who came before and who helped bring empathy, and less stigmatization, to breast cancer and the gender-based shame that can come with it.
Kristen Stewart is set to star in Flesh of the Gods, a 1980s vampire thriller set in Los Angeles.
An older lesbian needs advice for coping with dates expecting her to desire penetration, plus advice on the politics of dietary restrictions, finding love while allergic to cats, and the classic two bottoms: one relationship.
Does Virginia Woolf belong to the cis feminists or to the transsexuals?