Feature: The Betts Is Yet to Come
We all dream of holidays spent creating cute traditions with a significant other and hosting friends and family for holiday meals. But what does that look like in reality? What
The Drab Reality of Amazon’s New Show Tampa Baes
An unfortunate truth within the LGBTQ community is that television shows centered on our lives rarely hit mainstream viewing services. Even in 2021, the renewal of shows like Love, Victor
The L Word: Generation Q Round Up: Season 2, Episode 1
SPOILERS AHEAD! Read at your own risk! It’s been 560 days since I watched Sophie Suarez run through the airport to choose between her fiancée Dani and her best friend
Milkwater is a Messy, Beautiful Film About Messy and Beautiful Parts of Life
In film and television, babies are often a central plot point. One particular niche yet common category of baby stories is surrogacy. Comedy legends Tina Fey and Amy Poehler tackled…
In Series First, The Next Bachelorette Is Bisexual
In a world franchise first, Australia’s next Bachelorette will be an out person from the LGBTQ community and will have people of multiple genders vying for her roses. Brooke Blurton,
ClexaCon Will Host a Virtual Pop-Up Convention on Queer Media Representation
Started in 2017 as a response to the tendency for television shows and films to kill off queer characters, ClexaCon has become a staple convention for LGBTQ women, transgender, and
Musiq Scene: Kat Cunning
Named “one to watch” by BBC tastemaker Annie Mac, Kat Cunning is a non-binary musician, actor, and dancer who most recently starred in Netflix’s Trinkets. Their music blends pop, soul
Feature: 10 LGBTQ Holiday Films You Should Know
As soon as Thanksgiving is over, my family and I usually dust off our Hanukkah menorah, find our box of Christmas ornaments, and sit down to watch It’s a Wonderful