There’s something about comedy that really speaks to lesbians. We love a laugh, and our icons—Margaret Cho, Wanda Sykes, Fortune Feimster, Tig Notaro, and so many others—keep us giggling through
If there’s one thing I know for sure, it’s that we need more butch art in this world. Thank Goddess for Butch Wicked. A hilarious, thirsty, joyful, and inspiring two-hour
Around 8:30 p.m. on November 25, inside Manhattan’s Hardware Bar, scores of people gathered before a stage under a disco ball, wearing witch hats or tiaras, sparkling emerald green or
One August night, inside the Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre at Manhattan’s Pershing Square Signature Center, a full audience sits under blue and yellow stage lights awaiting the start of
In the long history of films that aren’t explicitly queer but very much could be, 1991’s Thelma & Louise easily takes a spot among the greats. The intense bond between
After nine Emmy nominations and 10 seasons of skillful political impressions and gay AF sketches, Kate McKinnon departed NBC’s Saturday Night Live (SNL). Even though SNL has featured its fair
Lisa Friday takes the stage in Trans Am with nothing more than her acoustic guitar and her story. Told through songs fresh from the vault of original music she’s written
In a time when many straight celebrities desire to become icons within the LGBTQ community, Emmy and NAACP award-winning talk show host Loni Love concerns herself with being a good
You may have seen her as Alice’s other half (or third) on The L Word: Generation Q, but on Saturday, February 22, comedian Stephanie Allynne will be performing two shows
As The Dinah 2019 approaches, the organizers recently announced Fortune Feimster and Chaunte Wayans as this year’s comedy show headliners. Both out comedians are making huge waves in the comedy