Plus: A new profile of Beanie Feldstein, Sarah Paulson does an interview hooked up to a lie detector, Elsa’s getting a girlfriend in Frozen 3(??), what fan fiction teaches that classrooms don’t, and more!
Whether we do it to explore gender and gender presentation, to embrace our flamboyance, to show off and show out, or to just feel powerful, no con is complete these days without a horde of queer cosplayers or queer characters making their way up and down the aisles and across the stages
The Politician reads as if Ryan Murphy looked back on his already incredibly gay body of work and said: You know what I want to do with Netflix’s Scrooge McDuck piles of money? MAKE IT G-A-Y-E-R.
Dex Parios is a mess, and it’s a joy to watch her kick and claw her way through the world (and every man in her way).
Valdez is attempting to radically change the industry. She’s also making a compelling case that she should be to 2019 what Julia Roberts was to 1999.
On October 6th, Batwoman will add another first to the list: She’ll land in Gotham City in her much-anticipated series, making her the very first lesbian superhero to headline her own show. It’s been a thrilling, harrowing, often bumpy road to get here — but Batwoman always comes out on top (if you know what I mean and I think you do).
Let’s get on the Lez Boat with our dildos and our psychological distress and our puffy dresses come on get in let’s go, we’re sailing!
Plus, American Horror Story: 1984 and Why Women Kill!
“Being out of the closet is really intense when you’re related to Shelly Pfefferman.”
A lookback on Killjoys’ queer journey of found family and feelings
I’ve studied the show, collected the evidence, and now I’m ready to tell you which “Bob’s Burgers” characters are bisexual AF.
“Do you have something to tell us?” my mom joked. It was a joke, because of course I didn’t. “No,” I said with a laugh. And I thought I was telling the truth.
Two girls, one toilet.
Also hey tonight is the series finale of Killjoys!
“Love… Is… Life” the trailer informs us. Not just a beautiful sentiment, but a promise that The L Word will continue to use L-words whenever possible.
All but one of the episodes were written by women. All but two were directed by women as well.
Over 30,000 votes later! Here are your winners and our critic’s picks!
Your guide to all the shows that were smart enough to create a lesbian, bisexual, queer or trans woman character, thus inspiring within us deep wells of desire to view these programs with our very own eyeballs.
Beyond making Bachelor history or breaking boundaries, the conversations these women have had about jealousy, internalized homophobia, coming out, physical intimacy, open relationships, fear, and communication have far surpassed what we normally see between couples in these charged, difficult situations.
When I started watching this series, I never would have dreamed of comparing it to Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but here we are!