Pornhub Debuts an Offering for Sapphic Viewers
It’s official: Infamous adult video megasite Pornhub has entered its sapphic era. On Tuesday, the company launched a new site dedicated to lesbian and non-binary content and creators. Alex Kekesi,
We Are Everywhere — Our LGBTQ+ Media Are Not
A popular 1980s slogan in the LGBTQ+ community was “We are everywhere.” We truly are part of every profession, every race, gender, class, religion, and more. Just as other communities
Mark You Calendars: Local LGBTQ+ Media Giving Day October 8
Every October, our community comes together to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month. This year, Tagg Magazine and our friends at News is Out are trying something a little different. If you…
Tagg Magazine, One of Only Two American Print Publications for Queer Women, Goes Fully Digital
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 23, 2023 Washington, DC – Starting this month, Tagg Magazine (www.taggmagazine.com)—a trusted publication for everyone lesbian, queer, and under the rainbow—will exist exclusively in the
The Decline of the Lesbian Print Magazine
Rivendell CEO Todd Evans, whose company represents LGBTQ+ publications, noticed an unprecedented climb. “In 2019 when there’s all this doom and gloom against print media, circulation was up five percent.
The News is Out!
As you may have read from our prior coverage, Tagg Magazine has recently joined the News is Out: A Queer Media Collaborative supported by the Google News Initiative Innovation Challenge.
In 2020, We Lost Too Many Shows With Queer Women
I can’t imagine 2020 without queer TV shows, movies, books, and podcasts. From new media like Portrait of a Lady on Fire and Little Fires Everywhere to classics like Saving
Tagg Proudly Stands With Other Lesbian and Queer Women’s Media Outlets With a Message of Solidarity to the Trans Community
Not on our watch Following further vitriolic attacks on trans people in our media, the world’s leading publications for lesbians are coming together to send an unapologetic message of support
Q&A with ‘Riley Parra’ Star Marem Hassler
Television made for and by queer women is a rare commodity. Too often, queer-identified characters are used as tokens and filled with stereotypes, denied character development or full plots, written
Transgender or “Whatever”—How Media Is Failing the Trans Community
I’m taking a class in media representation of minorities (read as: marginalized communities) because, quite frankly, I am sick to death about what the media says about me as a…