“I’m an easy host, a rake, a card, I’m bejeweled, I have a gay face. I want to love and be loved. If reaching is a kind of being, it’s a reaching toward.”

Looking at The L Word Generation Q’s sex scenes, naming choices and completed chart in three handy infographics that will probably change your life.

Following yesterday’s announcement of the cancellation of The L Word: Generation Q, cast members are posting some pretty adorable tributes on instagram!

Apple TV+ is one of the smaller streaming networks, but has slowly been building up its library behind its best known splashy, big-budget, high-concept, star-studded shows. Here’s your guide to what Apple TV+ has to offer when it comes to queer women and non-binary characters on its original programming.

Even while it is a great time to be ace, anti-ace rhetoric continues to circulate in queer communities. 

“The other partners I had throughout much of my time in sex work were uncomfortable at best and shaming at worst. They were jealous and confused. ‘How can you interact with men like this?'”

I think we can all agree there should be MORE queer film adaptations of queer (or queer-coded) books! Here are 32 from 1940 to now.

Morticia and Wednesday Addams are underrated feminists, a Heartstoper deleted scene, the lesbian on Yellowstone’s range, and more!

Straightness in Barbieland is cringe.

We love these fictional couples — even if you don’t.

The rabbit hole of Gaylor conspiracies, Neil Gaiman confirms those Velma/Hot Dog Water theories, Days of Our Lives’ first threesome, and more!

What’s in a name? When it comes to Alex, what’s in a name is homosexuality. We’ve born witness to many queer Alexes on our television screens over the years, and it’s time to celebrate 15 of them.

You could talk about lewd material in a fun way?!? Women could do that?!? And the world won’t end?!?

We talked to Leisha Hailey and Kate Moennig about Allstora’s PANTS Pod book club and its mission to uplift queer authors, connect with pod listeners and read some really good lesbian books.

For all the queer art being made now, for all the films and the television shows and the webseries, I never feel as loved as I feel watching some micro-budget Italian horror film from 1975.

Good Trouble thrives when it focuses on its chosen family and invests its energy in building the relationships between those characters.

Welcome to the 2023 Autostraddle TV Awards! These awards celebrate the best in LGBTQ+ television and beyond.

Desi parents get a bad rap in America. Across TV and social media, immigrant aunties are typecast as judgmental or conservative, or else passive victims of circumstance, unable to navigate American society as fluently as their children.

“I feel like a year ago seems like a lifetime ago, even just in the journey of my own self-confidence and how much space I take up on a stage.”

The way this movie is about to be my entire personality. Also: Black queer history is American History (always), the influencer economy of Parade panties, and get ready for the #TransRightsReadathon.