DeAnne’s interview with Cee covers everything from Cee’s forever impressive list of accomplishments to the stuff Cee has yet to master, with a special segment on what Cee’s stocking up on in case of a massive earthquake that could decimate Portland.
“Let’s take a moment of silence for all of us women in the U.S. who did not know until this season that in Canada y’all throw axes for fun, and who are now contemplating crossing the border. I can’t be the only one whose world was rocked this hard by axe throwing.”
Sleep No More is a Lynchian lost world, a timewarp, and walking out of it, you feel like you might have just emerged from a fugue state.
Mey was featured on HLN last Friday! Check out her interview here.
We asked you to tell us what makes you Unstoppable and you delivered! So here’s a compilation video!
***Please note that ***Flawless is not available on Spotify, but if were it would probably be the only song on this playlist.
There’s nothing like a thick, creamy, substantial, or otherwise totally hot soup to stave off the winter blues and keep you from freezing to death!
Happy Sunday Funday, folks! Here’s to hoping you didn’t have too bad of a hangover this Halloween weekend.
Watching lesbian porn in the making, maintaining a rich inner life, laughing during sex, a new type of vibrator and more.
Maybe there’s a new Beyoncé album about to drop out of the sky? Maybe not, but there’s a mysterious track list for Volume 2 making the rounds…
If you look out your window and feel a shared sense of nerdy curiosity about the world around us, these apps are for you, friend.
“Shhhh…I think I’m dying.”
Happy Halloween! Have a brand new lesbian character dressed as a dinosaur!
Scully, a cat cafe and your vote!
“Book of Life” posits that my father is in a place more vivid than memory, which is is just a medium between the man who raised me and the man who waits for me in a place beyond time.
“The site will be a source for news from all Network members on the front lines of the struggle to end the criminalization of LGBTQ youth!”
“Dear White People is not a how-to guide on ways to avoid performing acts of microaggressions, or why it’s bad to appropriate black people’s culture. Instead, it’s an examination of the importance of support systems, the difficulty of being an outsider, and how one uses identity as a tool of protection.”
A gender studies class, a shabbos dinner, and a whole lot of uncomfortable family dynamics!
Topics include American bathrooms, Wikipedia, poverty, Ferguson, cities without cars, Public Relations, local food, reality TV shows about auctions and more!
Welcome to the Friday Open Thread, where we process our weekly feelings together in the comments until they come out as rainbow apple cider. This Friday is a special Friday, of course, BECAUSE IT IS HALLOWEEN OH GOD SO EXCITING HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN.