Queer Arts & Entertainment

Our first look at images from Quinn Shephard’s upcoming sapphic Netflix series.

The hit reality competition series is back for another round of drag excellence and king sh*t! Plus, all the deets on the upcoming national tour.

Sapphics are already seated.

Ella Beatty and Vicky Krieps star in this unapologetically sapphic adaptation of the infamous true-crime story.

The singer-songwriter has pushed a bulk of the fall tour to the spring.

With fountains of artistic gore, Counting Crows music, KFC dipping sauces, and blood-soaked underwear, Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is the most insightful American horror movie […]

‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ is headed to Netflix this fall.

And what the future may or may not hold for Bobby according to actress and executive producer Jill Wagner.

The clips are bringing lesbians everywhere to their knees.

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

No one tell Lea Michele.

Zendaya and Sadie Sink steal the show in the latest web-slinger epic.

The queer comedy icon will host season two alongside a new “King’s Court” featuring Gottmik, Vico Ortiz and more.

The ‘Silo’ star’s adorable interaction with Eleanor Barnes is already going viral.

The rapper also shared which musician’s coming out shifted her mother’s opinion on her sexuality.

From historical romances to edge-of-your-seat thrillers, these overlooked sapphic films on Netflix deserve a spot on every queer watchlist.

“If you don’t want to see it, then don’t see it,” she said.

Here is your lesbian guide to the events and queer players to watch this WNBA All-Star Weekend.

The ‘Canada’s Drag Race All Stars’ standout gets candid about strategy, shade, and embracing chaos online.

The gay agenda just got a little longer this year. From Hollywood stars and reality TV icons to pageant queens and villa bombshells, these women publicly embraced their LGBTQ+ identities in 2026.

Most public comments about the warnings were against them, according to an analysis by the organization.

Wilson still faces legal hurdles surrounding her directorial debut.

Hailey Glassman’s queer confession steals Bravo’s first look at the new season, which is packed with fights, feuds, and fabulous mayhem.

The Casa Amor bombshell finally put *those* secret lesbian rumors to bed.

The Gilded Age and Just Like That… star looks to set a new world record.

The 59-year-old rocker who was a vocal supporter of human rights had been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Malia Pyles and Lily Collias reveal how vulnerability, trust, and two “lonely girls” became the beating heart of ‘Cape Fear.’

Here’s what we know so far.

The actress says she counts herself as “part of the alphabet people.”

Her role in ‘Obsession’ may have made her career blow up, but the actress has been out and proud for years.

O’Donnell’s remarks sparked confusion and concern online.

Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Zendaya, and Elliot Page headline one of the year’s biggest films, but does this mythic blockbuster have anything for sapphic audiences?

‘90s kids know this one.

The blood flows freely in the franchise’s most vicious installment, but is there anything here for queer audiences?

The animated trumpet player performed with all-women bands throughout the 1930s and 1940s and even opened a queer bar with her partner in Chicago.

Here’s when the new season premieres.