On the very last episode ever of “Faking It,” everybody attends a very weird New Year’s Eve party.

Three upcoming films show May/December lesbian relationships, Lady Gaga and Angela Bassett play ex-lovers in American Horror Story: Hotel, some Duke students are freaking out about reading “Fun Home” and more important stories!

Scream and Rookie Blue bid us adieu, Survior’s Remorse gets renewed, and hot damn that Hollstein kiss!

Plus new trailers for Faking It and Survivor’s Remorse!

If you’re counting, here are four more new lesbian and bisexual women on your TV. How long they’ll stick around is anyone’s guess!

Questions got answered, but now I have even more questions than before! Updated with a post episode mini recap!

And we got the radio blastin’ every gay anthem possible, y’all.

Season 2B of “Faking It” is finally here, and everybody is still lying to everybody else.

The one with wedding dresses because why not.

Scream is super queer, Complications keeps surprising me (in a good way), and Vee returns to The Fosters.

We’ve come so far since same-sex kisses on television only happened once in a show’s entire run, rarely involved lesbian or bisexual characters and generally were obscured by somebody’s hair!

Also, Younger ended a fantastic first season and USA released the first 15 minutes of Complications.

Plus Lena keeps not telling Stef about how her boss kissed her, and Doc Yewll is so unimpressed with the St. Louis arch comes crumbling down.

Stef and Lena finally decide to go to therapy on The Fosters, Gretchen kicks another guy in the nuts on Complications, and a lesbian bites it on Scream.

Sometimes pretty girls just want to hold each other inside a giant inflatable donut, and who are we to judge?

Spencer is riding the strugglebus.

Also, M-Chuck befriends a pregnant 12-year-old on Survivor’s Remorse, Bo and Lauren make out some more on Lost Girl, and Carmilla and Laura need to GET IT TOGETHER.

ABC Family pulls the plug on Chasing Life, Callie and Arizona start dating other people, Carmilla ends with a swoon and a resurrection, and what the hell Lost Girl?

This is basically a Drake song written just for you. It ends with a playlist that expresses how much we all miss you and your comments. This online community love thang is worth fighting for so here’s a love letter and 32 songs.

Queer writer/performer Diona Reasonover talks about the time before she was on TBS’s new comedy, Clipped. A time when she almost cruked (which is what she calls it when someone gets so upset they cry and puke).