Barack Obama Pens Eloquent Tribute to Edie Windsor
Following the death of LGBTQ rights activist Edie Windsor yesterday, Former President Barack Obama shared a heartfelt statement in her memory. In the statement, which was posted to his Facebook
Edie Windsor, LGBTQ Activist, Dies at 88
Edith “Edie” Windsor, best known for winning the landmark Supreme Court case that struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013, has passed away. She was 88. According to
Edie Windsor: Leader, Icon, and Unexpected Newlywed
This year’s celebration of Pride is situated in a markedly different political climate than the one we celebrated a year ago. In a capital occupied by the Trump Administration, Pride
Majoring in Joan: Karen Eilbacher on Playing Alison Bechdel’s Girlfriend in “Fun Home”
There’s a song in the musical Fun Home where “Middle Alison,” the college-aged iteration of real-life lesbian cartoonist Alison Bechdel, declares that she’s “changing major to Joan” after her
New Comedy Series “secs & EXECS” now streaming on Tello
Need a quick TV fix? Looking for more LGBTQ characters in your life? Check out secs & EXECS, a new six-episode office comedy now streaming on Tello. Taking place at
Tello Films Founder Christin Baker Talks ClexaCon, LGBTQ TV
With ClexaCon less than a month away, it’s time to start planning how you’ll spend this glorious three-day media and entertainment convention devoted entirely to LGBTQ women. In addition to
Indie Lesbian Film ‘The Watermelon Woman’ Gets 20th Anniversary Re-Release
Who is the Watermelon Woman? If you’re not already familiar with the 1996 indie lesbian film that shares her name, you can find out now that a restored, 20th anniversary
Transgender Actress Jen Richards Makes ‘Nashville’ Debut
Make space on your DVR—transgender actress and advocate Jen Richards makes her official debut on CMT’s Nashville tonight at 9 p.m. The hit musical drama returns for a fifth season