“To have a space that is completely your own, that you can show up as you are — if you want to show up in drag, if you want to show up and show off your scars, nobody is going to say anything outside of celebrating you — I think that’s very powerful.”

An episode-by-episode breakdown of every “A League of Their Own” movie reference and easter egg in the “A League of Their Own” series, brought to you in loving, painstaking detail from one queer nerd to another.

Join me on a journey deep into herstory while we answer questions on topics including racism in the AAGPBL, whether or not there really were that many lesbians, queer bar culture of the 1940s and the popularity of women’s softball.

We heard, on good authority that the A League of Their Own team is still fighting for more episodes. Share your stories and help us help Amazon understand the fullness of the series’ impact.

A point by point breakdown comparing plots, outfits, closing credits and everything in between.

Still set in the 1940s and spotlighting the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, the A League of Their Own series explicitly explores the lived queer experiences of players at the time and also digs into the racism of the league.

If you liked ‘A League Of Their Own,’ you’re gonna love the Women’s Professional Baseball League. We’ve got everything you need to know about it right here.

Max discovers the secret lives of church ladies, and the Peaches recreate the infamous “A League of Their Own” Charm School Makeover Scene.

3-on-3 women’s basketball league Unrivaled launches tonight. Here’s your guide to the league, its teams, and which of your favorite gay players you’ll be seeing on the court.

Prime Video’s A League of Their Own series is finally here, and gayer than your wildest imagination.

Plus Becky Hammon rewrites the ABCs.

In the Season One finale, Max starts a new beginning and the Peaches meet the Blue Sox in the World Series.

“Women in the 1940s were conservative and respectful. This series tried to make them into whores and lesbians!”

“Well, there’s something about me and Lori Petty. Also, Madonna, Rosie, what’s going on? Marla Hooch? Come on. I love baseball, of course. But I love the movie for so many reasons I didn’t understand until I was much, much older.”

Carson tries to save the Peaches and make up her mind about being gay. Max gets that factory job and a new hat.

The League of Ladies was “born from a dissatisfaction of the portrayal of female superheroes and disempowering slogans on contemporary underwear.” The lookbook celebrates four historical heroines, including Frida Khalo and Harriet Tubman modelled by “real-life superheros” who embody and reflect the traits of the superheroines they are wearing.

Vanessa’s Team Pick: I have worn the same brand and cut of underwear since 7th grade but this superhero underwear for ladies, featuring real women of note may finally convince me to leave Victoria’s Secret behind.

Which of the many gay gals populating Prime Video’s “League of Their Own” is your intended soulmate? There’s only one way to find out: THIS QUIZ!

Which “League of Their Own” character are you? There’s only one way to find out if you’re a Carson, a Max or a Greta and it’s taking this quiz!

Introducing the Lingerie Basketball League. Their slogan is “where beauty meets the hardwood.” Doesn’t that make you want to puke? If it doesn’t it’s because you didn’t catch the “hardwood” pun the first time.