It’s that time of week again! Leave a comment and tell me whatever you damn well please – and I promise to be absolutely intrigued by it. Also, please share pics. I need to live vicariously through your experiences.
Topics include Lorrie Moore, being a conductor in the NYC subways, the ugly ramifications of mandatory minimums, Mystery Science Theater, faking a hate crime and much moar!
Guess who won an American Comedy Award!
When I think of these two, I envision them as the cutest queer couple that is into feminism and sharing an eco-friendly Subaru.
“Have the meeting. Ask the youth what they want and need from this group. Start over and do those things. This isn’t about you at all, not anymore.”
Like you needed another excuse to keep listening to Beyoncé.
Because no one appreciates your skills quite like the human who saved all of your paintings from K-12 Art Class.
Party at the wedding reception with a new music video featuring a lesbian engagement, two webseries premieres, and a new coalition trying to stamp out racism in professional sports.
Welcome to Durham, North Carolina. Come for graduate school; stay forever.
Other than partying, what did we like, what were we good at, what defined us? One area that many LGBTQ individuals, including myself, struggled with was redefining what it meant to be queer. But, if being queer was synonymous with getting drunk, then how would I ever be able to define myself as anything other than a drunk?
For those times you simply can’t journal on an empty stomach.
This week on “Faking It,” everybody protested a thing and I protested Karma’s overall existence.
“For the duration of the plot so far, Delphine’s bisexuality is the premise for the moral tension that she causes, and a key to the danger that she poses to Cosima.”
Autostraddle’s very own Robin Roemer has a new project that’s an old take on new media, and it’s charming as hell.
Let’s all talk about our crushes and listen to crush music and pine over dreamboats forever
The Mason is long long long. Did I mention that it’s long?
Three important media campaigns, two exciting films, one heartbreaking report on the status of female prisoners, and much more.
Wherever you’re at, let’s make some cool tarot shit happen.
What can virtual reality, automotive safety standards, and anatomy textbooks tell us about the way sexism works in 2014?
Sometimes a peach is not really a peach.