These cases could create radical shifts for the experience of incarcerated LGBT people and they raise important questions about what a justice system better equipped to incarcerate LGBT people might mean for our communities.
Pick your favorite era, your favorite song, or just the one that matches your current hair.
The League of Ladies was “born from a dissatisfaction of the portrayal of female superheroes and disempowering slogans on contemporary underwear.” The lookbook celebrates four historical heroines, including Frida Khalo and Harriet Tubman modelled by “real-life superheros” who embody and reflect the traits of the superheroines they are wearing.
Mac and cheese from scratch: because you’re worth it.
Handing out candy corn to trick-or-treaters makes you a monster.
In which neither Callie nor Arizona can ever respect boundaries and pickles become things that help save lives.
This week, your good gay news comes with a heaping side of dogs in wigs and a round of interviews and video series, on the house.
Comfort sex, ordinary sex, a break-up exit strategy, the kinkiest countries and more.
Did you follow your email resolutions from last October? Aww, that’s okay. Me neither.
Happy Halloween!
More lesbian sex than lesbian death on TV this week! It’s a 2014 record!
“My notes from this scene read ‘sarah and josh what is WRONG WITH YOU god if i had a dollar for every time i thought that.'”
I really want the outline of Texas on my arm somewhere. Yes, I want a Texas tattoo, I want to be one of those people. Get in here and tell me all about your tattoos!
What do Heather Hogan, Mr. Rogers, and Juicy Fruit Gum have in common?
In honor of this holiest of scary holidays, I have compiled a few of my all-time favorite scary chick flicks: ranging from horror classics to ridiculous fun.
Topics include Nicki Minaj, the price of black ambition, murder, aging, Nazi hipsters, Los Angeles, TV Talk Show audiences and more!
Does Rosewood, Pennsylvania even have overhead lighting? Does anybody in this town sell pepper spray? Riese and Heather have feelings about this.
This documentary about 13-year-old Mo’ne Davis and her 70mph fastball will make you cry and you should definitely watch it.
Susan Summer, the director of constitutional litigation at Lambda Legal, put it simply: “SSA should not be telling widowed lesbians and gay men already grieving the loss of a spouse—‘you live in the wrong state so you don’t get Social Security spousal benefits.'”
Rita Volk is having some feelings about bisexuality while Kimiko Glenn from OITNB parties with Marcel the Shell and Mary Lambert.