We also say goodbye to Legacies; plus updates on All Rise and Roswell.

This week, each of the league’s 12 teams dropped their schedules for the 2024 season — and some of them were 🔥🔥🔥

“For now, what I’ll say about this storyline is that I was just glad to not see that damn purple coffee mug. The fact that they did not bring this coffee mug back out was one small mercy of this storyline for me.”

Looking wasn’t a failure just because some cis gay men didn’t like it enough. It reached me, an unlikely and perfect audience.

I absolutely remember this feeling. “Am I crazy? Am I just making this up to complicate my life?” The answer is, no, you’re not. You’re not making it up. It’s real, and it’s fine, and it’s gonna be amazing.

In the season premiere of women’s soccer reality TV show ‘The Offseason’, Taylor Smith considers catching and preparing fish for the whole group.

And don’t miss this actual literal goat going rogue at the Mercury game.

The WNBA Finals start on Sunday and we’re here to talk about the road thus far to the championship, the so-called super teams, the long-awaited expansion of the league — now to the Bay Area, and more!

JoJo Siwa talks about lesbian relationships on her podcast. Also: Nike submits the NWSL as a “drama” for a Golden Globe, the official Mean Girls trailer drop, Jade McLeod on debuting Jagged Little Pill’s non-binary Jo and more!

It’s Natalie and Heather’s regular season wrap-up and playoff predictions!

Drew: Then Kehlani does a little Titanic, which means “putting a hand on the fogged-up glass”—
Riese: It means “causing a ship to hit an iceberg and then sink.”
Drew: Which… metaphorically? You could argue…

You’ve gotta get in here and tell us your MVP feelings immediately!

We’ve got season three of Girls5Eva, a new Liane Moriarty limited series with a lesbian main character, the return of Shondaland, a comedy special stuffed with your favorite queer and trans comics and actually quite a bit more!

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

Plus Becky Hammon rewrites the ABCs.

Kelley O’Hara, executive producer of the new film Ripe!, wants to see more sapphic joy like her own on-screen.

In this much-anticipated follow-up to “12 Monumental Moments In Lesbian Blazer-Wearing History” we are narrowing our focus onto one key subject in 90s blazer history: Rosie O’Donnell.

We’ve got new queers in Sex Lives of College Girls (including Ruby Cruz!), the streaming debuts of My Old Ass and Emilia Perez, new seasons of Bad Sisters and Silo, and so much more!

Natalie and Heather got together to shake out what’s been happening in the off-season. Friends, it has been busy and it has been dramatic!

Shorts and films we saw at festivals that haven’t received distribution yet, small press books, songs by indie artists, and more of our favorite underrated works of queer art from 2024!