The priest who denied Barbara Johnson communion at her mother’s funeral and walked out during her eulogy is suspended — but higher-ups claim it’s got nothing to do with that whole lez thing.

Teen drama Skins is the BBC’s most buzz-worthy property since AbFab. The Season With the Lesbian Storyline, starring Emily & Naomi is coming to Australian and US teevees this year. Crystal recaps The Lesbian Parts of Skins for you — this here is part one.

Puppies, Ellen, puppies, feminism, PUPPY BOWL VIII.

On the upside, nobody died in a fire.

In which we discuss sleeping with a girl who’s never had an orgasm before.

Forget about the fact that most California public schools can’t even afford new textbooks — let’s make sure that when they do, Harvey Milk isn’t mentioned anywhere.

“Is there a way out? Yes, you could just not drink the wine, but I mean besides that.”

Updates on Jennifer Beals, Laurel Holloman, Kate Moennig, Mia Kirshner, Leisha Hailey, Rachel Shelley, Janina Gavankar, Elizabeth Keener, Marlee Matlin, Lauren lee Smith, Holland Taylor, Clementine Ford, Rose Rollins, Erin Daniels, The L Word Movie and more! Also, where’s JAMES? Why’s everyone pregnant?

“If you are a student and this is part of your story, your sexual identity is not a tragic sign of the sinful nature of the world. You are not tragic. “

Now is the winter of our lesbian content made glorious summer by this wrap-up of the season’s gay parts.

This episode is the reason you’re watching Skins US

Critics say MTV’s Skins USA’s resident lesbian ‘Tea’ is “the most original character out of the entire cast” and “unlike anything seen on American television” and “authentic in a TV world full of manufactured gay teens”

“You mentioned earlier sex after lots of boxed wine…”

“I wish I got to see it when I was younger because I don’t feel like I was exposed to very many queer characters.”

Screw World of Wonder, because King of Drag is here on Revry to carve its own path as the first drag king competition show.

The Uranian shift is bringing a massive makeover during this Cancer season.

“I woke up feeling like someone had run me over with a truck and I thought, “I guess this is motherhood.” And probably would’ve died thinking that.”

I’m not suggesting we throw caution to the wind and enter conversations with the fervor and gall of a straight man, but I’d argue we can be a little less careful.

Let’s talk about some of the deliciously deviant queer villains TV has gifted us with over the years.

When I write, when I kiss my girlfriend, when I read Carl Phillips, when I do poppers at the club, all of these things are me announcing my place in the family of things.