28 Ways Cooking With Beer Is Magic
Always wondered about cooking with beer? YOUR TIME HAS COME.
Ari Fitz Just Wore Your Perfect First Day Of School Outfit; Here’s How to Get It
It’s 8 AM on the first day back to class and you’re hit with a conundrum: what to wear. Summertime dressing is easy; tanks with shorts, snapback and sundresses, it’s all laid back. But the days are a little cooler now, and so are you. So how does one get ready in the five minutes before the snooze?
The A+ Bee Issue 26: Book-It!
Get ready to cuddle a book, learn what Harry Potter artifact you are, write a haiku about your favorite book and be puzzled. This issue has it all!
Sunday Funday Loves Her Trans Daughter and Also Baby Goats
The best mom to a trans daughter ever, sweet justice in Kentucky, baby goats, a landmark court ruling for a Mexican trans woman, and more!
NSFW Lesbosexy Sunday Will Love You Always Forever
How to initiate sex, dry humping, an argument in defence of vanilla sex and more.
Pros and Cons of the Companion App, Which Promises You’ll “Never Walk Home Alone”
All about the Companion app, which allows people walking home alone to request a digital buddy (or Companion!) to track their location. Get in here and tell me what you think!
Saturday Morning Cartoons: Baopu #12
In which we contemplate choosing a box.
The Comment Awards Want To Share A Roomba With You
Tiny lesbians, squirrel monkeys and religious leaders blessing lesbians in this week’s comment awards.
FRIDAY OPEN THREAD: What Was The First Gay Book You Read?
Get in here! We’re talking about the first LGBTQ books we ever read and how they made us feel.
GLAAD’s 2015 Network Responsibility Index Is Its Last, ‘Cause Counting The Gays Isn’t The Point Anymore
“I truly believe in story, I think the stories we see and the ones we choose to engage with are one of life’s most vital elements, it’s right up there with food and shelter. This has always been true.”
“Addicted to Fresno” Is Your Next Favorite Movie from Jamie Babbit and Natasha Lyonne
“A murder, Fred Armisen, a bar mitzvah and Molly Shannon.”
Love & Canada: Whatever Happens, This Wedding Is Happening
“This week has involved a lot of needing to let go of all the things I can’t have total control over and I’m not good at that and I don’t like it but also maybe that’s okay.”
Lez Liberty Lit #79: Still Waiting For My Owl
New Eileen Myles, students who don’t want to read Fun Home, Hogwarts updates, asexual characters in YA, a review of the IKEA catalog and more.
The Grossest Tales Ever Told By Women On The Internet
You may have heard that somebody’s gynecologist found a cat hairball in her vagina. Why stop there? There are so many other wonderful tales to tell each other!
Rosie O’Donnell Is Probably Not Dating Tatum O’Neal, But What Do We Know?
Is “confidante” the new “gal pal”?
Daily Fix: Black Lives Matter Calls on Hillary to Stand with Black Trans Women and More News
The Black Lives Matter movement also repudiated the Democratic National Committee’s endorsement, a Maryland judge refuses to drop charges against the six officers involved in the death of Freddie Gray, a professor received a grant to study health in bisexual women and more news stories.
Taco Tuesday: The Incomplete History of Tacos
Where did the taco come from? From the Aztecs to silver mines in Mexico to the Taco Bell founder, these are some big moments in taco history.
Liquor In The Pears: The Pear Afternoon for the In-Between Month of September
In which we make a refreshing pear, vanilla and vodka concoction that signals Autumn while acknowledging the heat of September.
Watch Beth Malone Figure Out She’s a Lesbian In Her One-Woman Show “So Far” at Joe’s Pub
The Fun Home star returned to her roots at Joe’s Pub at the Public Theater in New York City on August 31st to perform a one-woman cabaret show following a rural lesbian through her tomboy childhood, an engagement (to a man!), her first stint as an actress in New York, another marriage (to a woman!), and her ever-tense relationship with her Colorado cowboy father.
This Is How Fox News Brainwashes Its Viewers: Our In-Depth Investigation of the Propaganda Cycle
We all know someone who has become part of the conservative punditry herd and, over time, traded their compassion for paranoia; their thoughtful opinions for manufactured outrage; and their empathy for hateful rhetoric.