Exactly what I hoped wouldn’t go down did in fact go down.

Gather round stream queens, it’s time to watch queer horror all month long.

We’ve got a new edgy British queer teen series, a very gay “House of the Fall of Usher,” Kristen Stewart’s gay ghost hunting show, a Twin Flames cult exposé docuseries with a fascinating LGBTQ+ elements and so much more!

Anybody else lose their voice during that Liberty/Mystics game last night?

Bring on the literary GAYHEM.

The Hero’s Journal is more about the vibes, like cozy fantasy, than it is about actually making it to Mordor with a cursed ring in your pocket and hurling it into a fiery doom.

Okay, multiple iconic cameos, but a queer one in particular that made me SCREAM!

My ex and I worked out a separation agreement over the course of those months and signed it in August.

The fight to Stop Cop City is a test case for whether domestic terrorism — and now RICO charges — can be used to stop activists and protesters from engaging in any kind of resistance, especially when it comes to resistance against the police state.

Sundays are a time for rituals.

My therapist asked me to please read Unmasking Autism and referred me to someone who does ADHD and autism screening.

The Last Girls Standing gave me big Yellowjackets vibes.

The episodes of Riverdale most often made fun of online are actually some of the finest installments of the series.

It can’t be good for your body to cut off lesbian soccer drama cold turkey. 

Kyle Richards plays Mommi Next Door in Morgan Wade’s new video.

Are you just Ken, or are you perhaps a different Ken, or one of many possible Kens? Are you Kenough? Do you have Kenergy? This is the Ken doll quiz that will answer all of your questions.

One of my all-time favorite action-adventure tropes is when there’s a very level-headed, stoic, calm and collected lady-hero — who goes absolutely feral when her girlfriend is in danger.

One of the things about not having spent significant time being single is that my friends have often been tangled up with partners.

Everything you need to know to become a huge women’s soccer/football fan during this year’s World Cup!

It’s an adaptation of “Sweeney Todd,” centered on a Puerto Rican woman in Washington Heights, that tells a story about the prison industrial complex and gentrification. And it’s deliciously good.