“Tami Taylor put on those aviator sunglasses and I was like, girl you need me. She flipped her hair to the side and I was like, girl you need me. Her y’all drawl? Girl. You. Need. Me.”

It’s the second issue of the best little behind-the-scenes newsletter EVER.

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

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

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

Also a new Valkyrie deleted scene from The Marvels dropped today, Wynonna Earp writers are working on a new show starring Toni Topaz from Riverdale, and Lily Gladstone’s former high school classmates always knew that they’d win an Oscar.

In which Kristen Arnett answers important questions, such as: Who were the biggest bottoms in Bottoms?

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

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.

“I’m still not sure how any of it happens.”

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

A League of Their Own, Sort Of, The Last of Us, and more! Here are the winners of the 6th annual Autostraddle TV Awards.

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?

This week on NSFW Sunday: orgasms, casual sex, euphemisms, and dominatrixes.

“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.'”

“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.”

Summer Solstice is a film that dares to grant the quietest dramas of a trans person’s life the importance of the screen.

The official Bottoms pyramid.

Couple to Throuple wants the couples to find their forever third. But the couples are still trying to decide what they want for themselves.