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!

Sue Bird and Sylvia Fowles have their jerseys retired — and you don’t want to miss Carmen’s very gay Fits of the Week!

“I’m sorry I cannot get over the fact that the whole world is talking about lesbian legend Syd Colson today!”

Amy Spalding’s second book in the “Out in Hollywood” series centers on Max, a wee masc lesbian in Hollywood roped into a self-actualization scheme by her influencer roommate and most importantly to me, playing a lot of lesbian kickball.

Plus, you don’t want miss Carmen’s fits of the week! They’re extra gay!

I don’t know when I became a vain person, but I swear I used to be better. Becoming a competitive athlete in my thirties has not helped.

“Vi finally let herself be vulnerable with Caitlyn after everyone else in her life changed around her. I just want Caitlyn to be careful with our girl’s heart!”

Finley’s Mom crashes a Thanksgiving episode with a spread that includes a Turkey Trot, a magic disappearing engagement ring, toxic Pumpkin Spice, alleged sexting and warm wine in a go-cup!

Also, we still need answers on how the league is going to protect BG. Actual answers.

Megan Thee Stallion has her first #1 Billboard debut and secured all her masters. Also: a long-awaited for update on Sarah Paulson’s Ratched, Keke Palmer and Stephanie Hsu in a new animated series with Natasha Lyonne, and more!

Also more queer W love and Carmen’s Fits of the Week.

Lesbian and bisexual characters have been straightwashed out of existence in many beloved Hollywood films. Here are 22 examples of times queer stories were de-gayed for mainstream consumption.

One Day at a Time’s Elena Alvarez, The L Word: Generation Q’s Angelica Porter-Kennard, Skins’ Naomi Campbell, Buffy’s Willow Rosenberg, Derry Girls’ wee lesbian, and so many other gay nerds are looking for your vote!!

A bisexual playwright, Nazi Germany, and two actresses who took a stand.

Trump’s “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government Act” Executive Order is a doozie. But its implications aren’t as immediate or permanent as you might think.

On Our Backs, which originally ran from 1984 to 1990 and was revitalized from 1998 to 2002, existed for one central purpose: to portray lesbian sex and sexuality, with real lesbians.

Also, did Dallas find a weak spot in the Aces armor?

The All-Star reserves have been announced, James Wade is leaving the Sky in the middle of the season, we’re already falling for Nikki Blue, and oh so much more!

10/10! Out the park! Killed it! Slay! Repost! Couple of the night! Couple of the year!

Radical moms who love their lesbian daughters, during our great national drought a new lesbian bar is opening in DC (!!!), Elliot Page on growing up trans, and seriously — stop spending time on the things you hate.