We Will Rise: Grace Millo Is Helping Us Heal With Music
In strange and dark times, Grace Millo turns to music.
Interviews with Queer Women
We get up close and personal with lesbian movers and shakers. Read the GO Magazine interviews here.
A Modern Renaissance Lesbian: How Sue Wicks Went From WNBA Superstar To Oyster Farmer
“It’s not just humbling. It’s a feeling of being part of something huge and vast and magnificent and vibrant and changing and different every day.”
59 Percent Of Lesbians Don’t Reuse Sex Toys After A Breakup
How do you wash away intimate memories?
‘Girl, Stop Passing Out In Your Makeup’ Is For The Bad Girls, Honey
Self help meets memoir. Party girl meets wise sage. Beauty meets reality. Zara Barrie is the cool older sister you wish you had.
Bored Of Being Shut In? ‘Dyke Out!’
One of our favorite queer podcasts has big plans.
A Quick Catch-Up With Amber Benson From ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’
“Getting to play Tara is one of the things I am most proud of.”
Catching Up With The Queer Women Of Our Current Obsession: Netflix’s ‘The Circle’
If you haven’t already watched “The Circle” on Netflix, you are behind on one of the greatest reality shows of our modern time.
All That Jazz: Jazzmyne Jay Is A Queer Rebel In The Age Of Influence
Producer, activist, and model Jazzmyne Jay is a queer rebel in the age of influence. — Interview by Mandie Williams. Photography by Courteney Morris.
New Yorker of The Year: AVP’s Beverly Tillery
As the first Black woman to lead NYC’s critically important Anti Violence Project, Beverly Tillery opts for a grass roots approach to affecting social change. With violence against the queer community on the rise, her work is more important than ever before.
Queer Artist Virginia Zamora Is Painting Her Life… And Yours
The excruciating beauty of modern femininity.
CB Glasser Found True Love, But Not By ‘Dating Around’
Turns out a hopeless romantic was hiding beneath the “f*ckboy” exterior.
Drummer Debbie Knox-Hewson On Nasty Cherry, The Pop Girl Gang Of Your Dreams
GO Mag chatted with Debbie Knox-Hewson about everything from missing her girlfriend in London to navigating the music industry without a road map.
Hauswitch: The Salem Feminists Making Witchcraft Political
“It’s about questioning patterns and roles. It’s about doing something.”
Emma Willmann Is A Comedy Icon & Podcast Extraordinaire
Emma Willman is a rare talent and comedic force to be reckoned with.
Welcome To Sh! The First & Only Women’s Erotic Emporium In The UK
Founded and run by women, for women.
Queer Women Do Visit Sex Workers, Here’s What It’s Like
“Lesbians can be picky. It’s hard to find someone to explore with.”
Ditch The U-Haul: Queer Women & The Future Of Non-Monogamy
“It’s like, if you’re going to buck society’s expectations to date the gender you really want to, why not go all out and create the exact relationship you want?”
Shira Erlichman’s “Odes To Lithium” Is A Beautiful, Complicated Look At Mental Illness
“I will name names. I will be explicit.”
Broken Hearts, Empty Wallets: What Breaking Up Means For Millennial Lesbians
Can you afford to break up?
The Femme-Led Artist Collective Behind Burning Man’s Terrifyingly Beautiful ‘The Dollhouse’
It’s nasty, terrifying, beautiful, slightly erotic, and just the beginning…
Gaby Dunn And Allison Raskin Get Candid About “Please Send Help”
“Life is messy and you’re going to make mistakes”
These LGBTQ Women In STEM Are Shattering The Glass Ceiling
From scorpions to cancer research, these women are changing the world and their fields.
Weighing In On WorldPride 2019
Five of our very favorite humans share their personal views on the significance of WorldPride 2019 | Stonewall 50.
100 Women We Love: Class Of 2019
We are thrilled to present this year’s 100 Women We Love—a diverse group of out entertainers, athletes, artists, activists, business leaders, and elected officials. Each one of these women, in […]
100 Women We Love: Class of 2019
We are thrilled to present this year’s 100 Women We Love—a diverse group of out entertainers, athletes, artists, activists, business leaders, and elected officials.
Laughing Lotus Founder Dana Flynn On Yoga, Pride, And Being Yourself
It’s a yoga experience like no other.
Nisha Ganatra Talks ‘Late Night,’ The Power Of Representation, And Her Sundance Moment
“To tell that story together with other filmmakers and other artists—it’s a real privilege.”
The Indigo Girls’ Amy Ray On Her New Record And What It’s Like To Be A Lesbian Icon
Amy Ray will be coming to New York City on May 25th with her band to play a live show at (le) poisson rouge.
Lesbian YA Author Kelly Quindlen Reveals New Book Cover
Lez be honest: gay YA novels is where it’s at.
Greta Schiller Tells The Story Of The LGBTQ Community Before The Stonewall Uprising
“Before Stonewall: The Making of a Gay and Lesbian Community” opens June 21 in New York City.
Queer Author Julietta Singh Reveals The Inspiration Behind Her Memoir
Her biggest challenge wasn’t the intense reflection, but facing how attached she is to her iPhone.
Queer Her Out: Mila Jam Blurs The Line Between Art And Activism
“We’re trending, and we’re not a trend.”
From Stand-Up To Improv, These Queer Comedians Are Slaying The NYC Comedy Scene
“I want people to be able to see those stories and say, ‘hey, that’s a life that I could live.’”
I Interviewed My Mom About What I Was Like As A Gayby & Here’s What She Said
There’s no way she didn’t know.
‘My Name Is Ames:’ Meet The New Lesbian Pop Star Of Our Dreams
“I’m a bit of a romantic, so I definitely steer my lyrics toward my adoration for women.”
Small-Town Lesbian Love Story ‘The Prom’ Is All About Queer Women Representation
AND the show will be adapted into a film for Netflix.
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