Also, Monica Jones walks free, gay couples get sick leave like everyone else, a dog so excited he can’t deal with it, a pygmy goat that will follow you to work, The Fosters on The View, and an update about my general well-being!
Callie thinks Arizona is going to get her heart broken all over again if she keeps loving Dr. Herman. She’s probably right.
On February 26th, The FCC approved three-to-two the strongest protections of Net Neutrality that America has ever seen.
In which Megan gamely tries to find out if she can pull off an LA sense of style.
Just like Laneia, Brittanna and Catwoman.
At age 83, actor Leonard Nimoy has passed away.
Bondage, butterflies, and zero men.
Topics include this business of art, tupperware, David Carr, The New York Times, Miranda July, for-profit foster care, arson science and moar!
Shining, shimmering, splendid.
“Hopefully because this dialogue is happening and we feel like we’re on the cusp of this conversation, people will understand how complex it is and how the survivor has no obligation to be what anyone wants them to be.”
Mountains! Cats! Fake cows! Real cows! Oceans! Cities! Get in here and show us your most scenic views!
Catwoman is one of DC’s most iconic characters, she’s not just a part of comic book culture, she’s a part of mainstream American culture. And now we know that she’s bisexual.
Stormer and Kimber will be a couple in the new Jem and the Holograms comic book, but they were kind of already a couple in the ’80s cartoon.
I woke up this morning with a burning desire to talk about Tori from “Saved by The Bell.” Did you wake up wanting to talk about Mama Keaton or Darlene Conner? I bet you did.
Activism in the age of celebrity worship, the new Ghostbusters might actually be scary, KFC is making my dreams come true, does PBS and diversity in indie films, video game breasts and a brief discussion of my root. All this and more, in today’s AAA!
In which we try to determine whether a questioner’s recent breakup was the right move, or whether they should try to rectify it.
The web series, which premiered Thursday, will give the queer community space to tell its own stories about gender, sexuality and more.
Live fast, die young. Bad Witches do it well.
There’s just something about feeling inauthentic, impossible and insignificant that really makes life a burden, and that’s where I was for years. I was sick of living and wavered between a fear of and desire for death. I’m better these years; so far so good. I’m still here, I’m Rwandese, I’m queer and these are my mentors.
If you’re 29 or older and you’ve got 15 minutes then you’ve got time to get in here and take this survey!