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!

In an excerpt from her new essay collection Thin Skin, Jenn Shapland examines childfreedom.

In 2013, Sue Kerr published her first memorial post for a lost trans life to her blog Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents, which has been running since 2005. More than a decade later, when the mainstream media failed to meaningfully cover the death of Nex Benedict, she once again used her blog as a vital community resource.

On the show where anything goes, time travel gets complicated.

Plus updates on the season finale of “Death and Other Details,” and the SERIES finale of “Hightown”!

It’s pride month! Let’s get jacked for our favorite sex act with exercises for strap-on sex!

“It was only ever supposed to be a silly little stand alone zine.”

Stef and Lena all these years later, never change. Also updates on: Hightown, Death and Other Details, the season three finale of Raising Kanan, and the series finale of La Brea.

“I always worry these older guys are gonna fucking die when I get them to hit poppers with me, especially if they popped a Viagra first.”

Let’s all agree to make THIS year call us “Daddy.”

People love other people’s mess; it gives us the opportunity to not dwell on the dysfunction in our own lives. 

“The world is a frightening, frightening place, so I don’t really understand why every film isn’t a horror film.”

The guest judge this week is Hayley Kiyoko, who shares the fun fact that she was in love with her first grade teacher Ms. Spear.

“I am a queer person who grew up in and has lived in small communities, small towns, and small cities for my entire life.”

My therapist asked me to please read Unmasking Autism and referred me to someone who does ADHD and autism screening.

You won’t believe the name of Che Diaz’s new sitcom.

Until this week, the only thing I knew about the TV show Yellowstone is that Republicans f*cking love it.

A special shout-out to the friend who said “you know you can just be bisexual, right?” when I was spiraling about whether I’d have to give up being gay altogether and if the last five years of my life had been a lie.

“In the past few years, we’ve been seeing queer people in film outside of trauma and pain. We’re seeing folks who can be terrible, romantic, sweet, murderous — and who also just happen to be queer.”

In 2004, there were two queer slashers making the festival rounds. But you’ve probably only heard of one.