Rachel Shatto

That roaring sound you’re hearing is every Gen X sapphic losing their minds.

The vibes are immaculate this week, and we deserve a banger-filled lesbian soundtrack to go along with them. Thankfully, sapphic artists are delivering a bevy of new lesbian and queer […]

I am being very normal about this. I swear.

The iconic drag duo are back with a brand-new holiday show, a Christmas book, and plenty of festive mischief.

From sexy and spooky to downright unhinged, our favorite sapphic stars went all out for Halloween—and we’re obsessed.

From haunting folk to dance-floor-ready pop, these sapphic tracks deserve a spot in your weekend rotation.

There’s a chill in the air, which has us cozying up at home. Here’s what we’re binging all month!

“Shout out to my bisexuals, my lesbians because babe we made it and we’re about to snatch the crown.”

As the show celebrates its 10th anniversary with season seven, Dracmorda and Swanthula reflect on a decade of breaking rules, pushing boundaries, and building a world of their own.

The King of Drag star is challenging gender expectations, turning grief into art, and building community one fabulous performance at a time.

After a journey of self-discovery on 90 Day Fiancé, Chantel Everett has found her fairytale ending with fiancée-turned-wife Ashley Bowen.

Orville Peck talks queer-coded villains, gay awakenings, and the deliciously flirty energy he and Cody Rhodes brought to Street Fighter.

The drag star is building a world where lesbian identity, fat liberation, and gender-bending performance can thrive — and he’s just getting started.

After viewers called out the apparent censorship, the BBC defended its decision to edit the pro-trans slogan off ‘House of the Dragon’ star Bethany Antonia’s shirt.

Lesbians have suffered enough. Here are the sapphic horror movies where everyone’s favorite queer girls actually get a happy ending.

The San Antonio-based king talks about their ‘King of Drag’ journey, growing as an artist, and finding community and hope amid political upheaval in the Lone Star State.

The drag icon on realizing success wasn’t making her happy, the ‘menty b’ that let her let go of perfection, and turning her love of horror into a Halloween tradition.

Spooky season is upon us at last! Which means snuggling up with a warm drink and some great lesbian TV and movies.

The Oakland-based performer opens up about facing down hate, forging unexpected bonds, and finding joy with their fellow kings behind the scenes of the hit reality competition series.

Ella Beatty, Rebecca Hall and Charlie Hunnam discuss the lesbian relationship, abusive family dynamics and “monstrous” women at the center of Netflix’s new series.

After a decade of defying the drag competition formula, The Boulets are pushing Dragula even further.

The interactive art exhibit from Iris van der Meule offers a glimpse into sapphic life through virtual reality.

Stand-up comedian Pink Foxx takes the festival stage this September.

The hip-hop icon on the joys of being out and performing for sapphic crowds.

Here’s what we’re watching all month — and how you can too!

We’re already cheering for the Brovaries!

Dolly Parton’s legacy of generosity is now facing an uncertain future.

We loved her and she loved us back.

A new report from the Human Rights Campaign breaks down where we’re here and queer, in the largest numbers.

A new Human Rights Campaign report reveals where LGBTQ+ adults are living, loving, and thriving across conservative America.

There’s more than one way to interpret the title “Crazy, Baby.”

How will it all end?

Here’s when and where to watch it.

I’m not crying, you’re crying

The actress came out as bisexual earlier this year.

The Matrix director says studios love “The Hunted”—they just don’t want to make it because of its “wall-to-wall trans cast.”