This week on Bomb Girls, Gladys continues to take mystery-solving lessons from the Pretty Little Liars team, Kate and Betty plan a wedding in which they are not marrying each other, and Vera is a flawless queen who calls out bitches when she sees them.

Autostraddle chats with Tegan of Tegan & Sara about writing Sainthood, making eggs, throwing bras, touring Australia, playing so many standing room venues, and a little something we call “The Tegan and Sara Experience.”

Last year the NMA nominated zero ladies in its prime categories but this year we snagged half the noms! Why? Plus, I’ve got an epic rundown on everything you need to know about every ladyjourno finalist.

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

This week on Glee, Quinn discovered how nice it is to slow-dance with Santana.

This week was “DIVA” week, which means Santana Lopez was back in full force and none of the new kids really had any lines.

In which Ali and Emily fantasize about going to Paris together and Spencer finally figures out what’s behind the A-key door.

“Help! I just got a strap-on and it turns out I’m not so skilled at using it (yet). How do I learn?”

This week on Glee, a straight girl fell in love with a gay guy and the sky turned bright blue and so did everybody’s outfits!

“First of all, Ali Liebert, let me just repeat that you need to stop making these faces or I will not have a goddamned heart left.”

#1 thing we don’t understand about America: the enduring success of Two and a Half Men, CBS’s “guy-com” starring Charlie Sheen and John Cryer. Perhaps recapping it will enhance our viewing experience.

This week we get to talk about Cher and Lady Gaga in practically the same breath.

I regret nothing.

Our least favorite conservative gay group should have made a dance video instead.

“Coming out never ends, and for some of you it hasn’t even begun.”

“I’d heard this kind of anti-gay rhetoric hundreds of times before… So why was I getting so upset?”

Mumbai’s third annual Queer Film Festival wants to bring India’s vibrant queer life to mainstream culture.

It’s graduation week at McKinley High, and boy are the boys excited about it!

The “brony” fandom is a lot more Sapphic than you’d think, at least as far as their fanfiction goes.

Oh, I’m sorry, did you think neon went out with the 80s? You’d be wrong.