This week on Bomb Girls and arguably the best episode of the show thus far, we discover that Betty did not, in fact, get pickles, and Gladys can sing, too?

Get ready for camp (and the rest of your life) by learning how to make friendship bracelets with Ann Friedman.

Yeah, Sappho was a right-on woman, but that’s pretty much all anyone really knows about her. Today we’re going all the way back to the birth of the word ‘sapphic.’

On this very special Sunday Funday, DC gets aware, Charlottesville gets proud, Brandi Carlile gets married, and the Midwest gets gay. Also, we made you a video — you’re welcome.

“I continued to make intense eye contact with my interviewer, concentrating to the point of not blinking. To her credit, she did sometimes look down, but it was usually to take in my tie, skipping my face altogether.”

A decade before Rosie, Rockwell was painting the girls who were destined to become riveters.

It’s our CEO of Ideas Riese’s birthday! We’ll help you celebrate accordingly.

A gay man in Florida reports being abused at the hands of his Christian group home. However, this is only the start of Florida’s problems with religion and the foster care system.

We made it to 80k! That means you can request gifs from Brianna’s brilliant straddle-gifs tumblr AND we’re raffling off two camperships for September for anyone looking for a last-minute vaycay!

Super moms, composting and the price of mini geese.

You can take the word out of the stylebook, but you can’t take the complexity out of the word.

The HRC Convention, political shenanigans and the most anticipated music video since “The Real L Word” finale.

This week on Glee, the cool kids came back and sang songs and everybody got ready to embarrass themselves at sectionals and Carrie Bradshaw had a kiki!

Holy shit what a good week.

Cara’s Team Pick: Weekends are better with a dash of subversive queer variety theater.

Over 3,000 of y’all let us know who you are and what you want, so now it’s our turn to tell you who you are and what you want. With infographics!

The problematic aspect of the discourse around Chick-fil-A is that it isolates the anti-gay rhetoric and investments as its sole transgression against the queer community.

Besides “it’s Kaki King.”

“This was the first city that I chose for myself, and I’ve never looked back. This is home, and for good reason.”

My best friend died one year ago today.