Interviews with Queer Women

“Blacklights & A Mirrored Discoball,” America’s Favorite Pink Pony Girl Tells All.

“Writing is a place where I can really take up space as a queer person.”

Some dance euphorically and slurp their mixers. Others make-out with strangers like the world’s about to end.

In “The Punk Rock Queen of the Jews,” Rossi explores her eccentric childhood, her time as a runaway teenager, and her devotion to 1980s NYC.

“Puff, puff, pass” dates back to before the Ancient Greeks as a way to bring people together. Dank Dykes are a group of queer stoners continuing that tradition.

“What do you do when you’re born to be Center Stage and all you want to do is hide in the wings?”

Accidental enemy of Mother Teresa. Two time widow before age 40. Victim of an exploding knee replacement. Kelli’s Dunham’s comedy show promises a plate full.

Mädchen in Uniform is screening at Film Forum’s SAPPH-O-RAMA Film Festival on Tuesday, February 6 at 4:10pm, and Saturday, February 10 at 12:15pm.

It all started with a broken heart.

Contortion, hand balancing, and aerial skills are combined in their exquisite new show at Theater for the New City: Conjunction.

This time last year there were three queer bars in Taksim: this year, only Bigudi remains.

We Live Here: The Midwest unearths the stories of those who are often ignored, forgotten about, or flown right over.

These queer Latinas fly on the regular and know what to keep in mind when it comes to travel.

But beware they identify as a “part-time cheater.”

Chappell Roan “doesn’t feel like a queer icon.” Her cult following says otherwise.

Welcome to Pop, Milan’s queer safe space in Giorgia Meloni’s Italy.

Queer women asked where to meet each other in Kentucky, and two women answered with an epic monthly party.

My Big Fat Polyamorous Sapphic Greek (unofficial) Wedding.

In this Q&A, author Marissa Alma Nick discusses the inspiration behind ‘Rebel in Venus,’ and the idea that no one is truly alone.

In this Q&A, author Marissa Alma Nick discusses the inspiration behind ‘Rebel in Venus,’ and the idea that no one is truly alone.

“One of the most stylish forms of protest of our generation.”

The building may be demolished, but the queers aren’t going anywhere.

Red pill, blue pill? This lesbian author reinterprets The Matrix in her new tome.

This August, 30 queer teams will spike, bump, and ace their way through one epic weekend of LezVolley.

New York’s newest dyke bar is carving out its own niche.

The L Word: Generation Q’s nonbinary hottie (and Jennifer Beals stan) dishes on “complicated queer-ass” love triangles.

Since we launched, Women We Love, which includes cisgender and transgender women across the LGBTQ+ spectrum, has featured nearly 2,000 women, each of whom has worked in her own way to make her community, her state, her country, or the larger global environment a better and more inclusive place for us all.

Step inside the kitchen of a New York City Institution.

Warning: this party gets feral.

“I remember why I’m doing this – for the little drummer girl in me.”

During the first week of May, hundreds of queer women will touch down in Ibiza.

Her new one-woman show, directed by BD Wong, premiers March 24.

Join Ferlise on a divinely raw and darkly hilarious journey through modern spirituality in an attempt to quiet her demons.

“I used to wake up praying they didn’t put that in, but they did.”

There’s a very good reason the bathroom line is long.

“The energy and the vibe of a lesbian space is so different and so welcoming to all people.”