When your friends try this they are going to tell you that you are a Baking Goddess and you are going to smile and nod, never letting on exactly how easy it is to make Magnolia Bakery’s famous banana pudding.
Miley Cyrus dreams of Katy Perry and pubic lice yearn for an unwaxed abode.
AUTOSTRADDLE HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR A GLAAD AWARD! Other noms include Glee, American Horror Story, Degrassi, Mosquita y Mari and so much more!
Everything is slower in the South. I’m (slowly) realizing that this includes progress.
Because without Destiny’s Child, there’d be no Beyoncé and how else would I have learned to crip walk? Also, something something Half Time show Destiny’s Child.
“It’s the best whiskey-soaked campfire sing-along ever.”
If you enjoy Shakespeare, other classical texts, and poetry, your brain has superpowers.
This tiny book is anything but your mother’s health education book.
They never told us in school that Kahlo was bisexual and I feel conned by that, feel robbed by it. I’m proud of it.
Let’s hollow out some books and hide shit in them.
If you loved watching Amy Sedaris make lesbo sexual innuendo in the 30-second teaser video for new lesbian webseries “F To 7th,” imagine how much you’ll enjoy seeing three whole episodes at a free preview screening this week.
In a recent Guardian article, British journalist and author Nick Cohen put on his whimsical ally cap and attempted to tackle an age-old question: Why are straight people so darned invested in what gays do in bed?
Is the closing of Tamms Correctional Center — where even non-violent criminals are locked in a cell for 23 hours a day, deprived of all human contact, for years at a time — a harbinger of things to come?
Sometimes you feel like a fabric tie, sometimes you don’t. I bring you three options for ties that aren’t fabric at all. Queer the tie!
You can now listen to “I Was A Fool” and pine for Heartthrob to finally be released.
It’s like rice and beans on crack. Really really tasty crack.
Out actress Haviland Stillwell on what Jodie Foster’s coming out means to a gay girl who grew up Before Ellen and is now witnessing a rapidly-evolving climate of outness for gays in Hollywood.
Amanda is becoming a librarian in Boston and she has things to say about successful long-term relationships, bisexuality, and escorting at Planned Parenthood.
“This was the first city that I chose for myself, and I’ve never looked back. This is home, and for good reason.”
Isn’t a film screening grounded in pedagogical discussion with a focus on using art to explore queer life while also giving everyone the opportunity to process all the feelings really the point of everything we do here? Yes, hell to the hallelujah, yes it is.