“When I imagine Van pre-crash, I imagine somebody who’s getting called a dyke in the hallway and going, ‘Yep. Yes, I am. Yes, sir.'”

We’ve got a lesbian mixologist in an A24 series about grief and robots, Netflix’s “wine-soaked sex romp in the Italian countryside,” the streaming release of Love Lies Bleeding, a Melissa Etheridge documentary and more this Olympic July!

“This was a really exciting Olympics for women,” Olympian Teal Cohen tells Autostraddle.

Who could ever forget the first time they saw Chloë Sevigny’s butch Amy in If These Walls Could Talk 2?

Kate McKinnon is living the lesbian dream and doing a press tour about her new middle-grade book, Agatha All Along ASMR, a peek into Heartstopper’s potential future, Ariana Debose’s new horror flick, and more.

We’ve got new seasons of Ultimatum: Queer Love, Ginny & Georgia and The Buccaneers; a new series featuring bisexual 1930s aristocratic daughter, the possibly-queer ‘Black Panther’ spinoff and more!

Bisexual castmates Dominique and Brittan say Netflix cut their makeouts and their queer storyline from ‘Perfect Match’ — and from their season of ‘Too Hot To Handle,’ too.

The Swamp Princess isn’t done with herself or with us yet.

I’ve always been struck by the mostly silent language of cruising.

It’s more important than ever that we pay tribute to these bisexual animatronics and their queer legacies.

“It was our way of subverting expectation, showing that lesbians are different kinds of people with their own relationship dynamics, even in the bedroom.”

Even though the Senate removed the parts of the bill that would ban the use of Medicaid funds for gender-affirming care, the bill’s passing is still devastating for healthcare access.

It is through women that Lynch reminds us: No matter how dark it gets, there is always the possibility for suffering to end.

English Teacher is effective in highlighting issues that face modern teachers, even if it rarely takes them on in a way that feels truly meaningful.

Will this be the first Marvel property to give us an on-screen sapphic kiss?

“From the minute “All the Things She Said” hit the airwaves, there had been rumblings that the girls in t.A.T.u. weren’t actually lesbians. I mean, it makes sense; they were too stereotypical. The schoolgirl outfits, Julia’s spiky short hair, Lena’s long curls. It just feels like what two older straight men think lesbians look like.”

In many ways, the SWEAT Tour is an assertion that one’s enjoyment of sex and clubbing and music is more than a shallow hobby: It is a reminder that, amidst a terrifying world, we are allowed to make moments for pure fun.

“You, as a trans person, might watch Mutt and see that it is balanced and sweet. A lot of people who aren’t trans think I’m putting my character through a lot.”

I found this finale hard to feel invested in, let alone enjoy.

If this were on any other platform, I would highly recommend it with the utmost enthusiasm.