Cecilia reminds us that whatever was living in you before you grew up doesn’t just vanish into thin air; it mutates and resides in your bones until it decides your body isn’t home enough for it anymore.
Domestic horror is gay as hell.
Our community needed a way to share queer history, so we made it happen.
Meryl Wilsner’s new book has really really hot strap-on sex in it! Plus, more very important LGBTQ+ book news.
Poet and musician Sadie Dupuis talks new collection Cry Perfume, scent and memory, and using autocorrect as a co-writer.
If you’re planning on throwing a messy little gay Halloween party this month or need something to put on your speakers, allow me to present my gay little Halloween playlist. 100 songs curated to make you feel hot and festive.
The rabbit hole of Gaylor conspiracies, Neil Gaiman confirms those Velma/Hot Dog Water theories, Days of Our Lives’ first threesome, and more!
Also, another day, another banging Keke Palmer photoshoot!
Love stories for BG! Dr. Bronner, the soap person, came out! The best velvet couches for bisexuals! Horny ghosts haunting Texas! And more!
I wish I could send pieces of this book to all of the people I have ever loved.
I absolutely remember this feeling. “Am I crazy? Am I just making this up to complicate my life?” The answer is, no, you’re not. You’re not making it up. It’s real, and it’s fine, and it’s gonna be amazing.
What’s not left up for interpretation is Upadhyaya’s ability to craft a ghost story that both feels thoroughly new and also reminds of something that’s hard to forget or run away from: “We all do things to keep the dead with us.”
These 45 minutes were gayer than every other LGBTQ Disney and Marvel thing in history, combined.
In remembrance of the buzzy little friends who saw me at my best and my worst.
We both froze as we heard what can only be described as…a queef of confusion.
Did Madonna try to steal Elvira’s girlfriend? Is Elliot Page’s cheerleading movie going to be as good as Bring It On? And more!
There are lots of specifically queer curses out there. Like, perhaps, you are always matching with people on Tinder with the same name as you or, perhaps, you’re always calling your girlfriend the name of your ex-wife.
Now that I’m a seasoned dyke approaching 30, I want to own things that match the kind of person I’m growing into.
Listen, you can’t disrupt academia without looking good.
Plus! Updates on Survivor, 9-1-1, All American, Vampire Academy, Home Economics, and Station 19!