This week on Glee, everything ended. Because it was the last episode of the season. There will be more episodes next season though. So don’t worry about it. Also this episode was weird, so.

This week in literature: reading writers you hate, choosing your own adventure, evolving libraries, an interview with Eileen Myles, Gertrude Stein and more.

Miley Cyrus dreams of Katy Perry and pubic lice yearn for an unwaxed abode.

In our last recamp, we party at the pool, dance all night, have feelings, display talent, and wish it never had to end.

CARA’S TEAM PICK: For everyone who was once young and queer and confused and is going to be in LA this weekend.

There’s a show full of queer women and you could help bring them to the masses! Wouldn’t that be neat?

“We were thirteen years old, and these stories confirmed our suspicions that the world was a cruel, sad place, riddled with surprise tragedies and untimely deaths.”

Rachel’s Team Pick: “Theory is different from real life, but it helps us figure out how to live.”

This week on Pretty Little Liars, Emily meets an olympic swimmer and Spencer reenacts the entire plot line of Girl, Interrupted.

“I’d like to see if porn does anything for me, would you have any (ethical, lesbian) recommendations for the first try of a young adult with an eye for the femmier?”

This holiday season, give the gift of smut.

But seriously, let’s get to the actually important stuff and talk about the lady with the flag in her hair and Donald Trump’s Twitter tantrum.

To be a rebel is to stand defiantly and purposefully in the face of something. It’s not defiance for its own sake: it’s a war cry into the darkness.

Are you NaNoWriMoing? If you are, you’ve got something in common with Lesbianagers Kate and Nita!

Seriously, where the hell are all the butches?

Cats + anti-street harassment slogans = match made in Tumblr heaven.

The writers I like tend to be women who live, or who have lived, in New York, and who write about girls, growing up, and what it’s like to be a human being in this world.

Is the closing of Tamms Correctional Center — where even non-violent criminals are locked in a cell for 23 hours a day, deprived of all human contact, for years at a time — a harbinger of things to come?

This week on “Glee,” everybody played dress-up and some people cried and some people yelled at each other and some people were gay and had pillows.

I hope you’re ready to answer some questions! We’ve got location anxiety, general anxiety, feelings about age differences, and should you be offended when someone says you look gay?