Why did we all want to share this thing? What made some videos so appealing? Why…are we like this?

Also, Hayley Kiyoko is throwing a solo dance party and Tegan Quin met a dinosaur.

Interviews with cast of Pose, queer women in World War II, Janelle Monáe of course, and coming out because you’re in love!

It’s been established that Straight Women Are Not Okay, and this is just another drop in the ocean.

“How many lives has Autostraddle changed? How many lives has it saved? Thanks, Riese.”

Twenty Gayteen and everywhere is shaking!

“These two coming together and being so loud and proud about their sexuality and their love for their queer fans is my favorite thing in the world.”

In the grand scheme of things, we’re really all just here for Cate Blanchett’s boobs.

Plus a queer Hocus Pocus (book) sequel, noise about TV cancellations and renewals, a trailer for Arrested Development’s fifth season, Kiersey Clemons’ new movie, and more!

A meet up does not always have to be a whole scenario!

Plus queer updates on: Imposters, Grey’s Anatomy, Siren, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Young and the Restless, and S.W.A.T.!

The inevitable list of ways to wear bandanas.

I’ll cut the mushy feelings for now and save the rest for next week — when we will come back together for the BLACK LIGHTNING SEASON FINALE!!!!

The weather’s finally warming up, you’ve busted out the flip flops, and you’re ready for summer and its numerous music festivals! … At least I hope so, because this Fix is dominated by Lilith Fair, Lollapalooza, and the Pitchfork Festival. Also, Season 2 of Glee premieres and a new track from Big Boi.

I drive my car for my job right now, and listen to music in the car constantly. As such, I’m always on the lookut for new tunes by queer and trans artists to make the drives less mind-numbing. My struggle is your gain!

Let’s fill that Black Panther-shaped hole in your heart.

The very premise of Wakanda is based on imagining new black realities. Creating new legends, tales of heroics that aren’t predicated on whiteness. Stories of community and strength. Liberation and stardust.

We’re going back to California to chill at the pool with Mary Lambert, Jen Richards, Liza Dye, Mara Wilson, Gaby Dunn, Be Steadwell, Brittani Nichols and a bunch of weirdos (that’s you!)

Join me, my purple lipstick, my long tangled hair (and, let’s be real, my fucking Bullet Journal) as we take charge and live our best lives.

Being a Queer Lady Magician to me means sharing the truths of our lives in unexpected, thought-provoking ways, instilling a sense of wonder, expanding our imaginations around what is possible.