Video of the Day

“It’s amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you.”

“Hi, can I have lamb and chicken over rice? I’m bisexual.”

Hundreds of lesbians sweating and sparring? We’re so in.

Out models, activists and advocates share their stories of using public restrooms.

A performance from “Last Call,” celebrating New Orleans’ lesbian herstory.

“We’re both women so we communicate…. a lot.”

“If I was a liar, I would call you my friend/Let’s hope the feeling’s mutual in the end.”

Is it June yet?

“Why is normal the goal? Why not be authentic?”

“If you’re gay and spent all of your money moving in with your girlfriend of three weeks, here are some looks for you.”

“This song goes out to every girl out there who’s touching a penis for the first and last time because society made her feel like she needed to try it.”

“We will never go back to the hate.”

Start with figuring out if your crush is into women by doing some light social media “research.”

Out Indian filmmaker Malini Jeevarathnam wants to help lesbians with visibility and safety using her new documentary and music video.

“Lesbians have an advantage because they can be chivalrous without being accused of being chauvinistic.”

Sonja O’Hara’s new movie borrows from real life (literally).

“You crazy dog!”

An empowering song with an inclusive video.

From trans director Jake Graf comes a new emotional short about the choices one queer person makes in their lifetime.

This trailer definitely has us counting down the days until we can binge on the whole first season!

A steamy lesbian affair.

“Fight for your right to exist.”

“No matter what they say on Capitol Hill, it’s a wrong, wrong story they keep telling about me.”

“I just wanna hear your political opinions and ride off into the night.”

“No, Mom, I’m the other wife.”

“Language, I think, is by far the biggest obstacle in terms of making it more gender inclusive for trans and gender nonconforming communities.”

“My love, are you taking me home?”

“She WAS staring at my boobs.”

“I just need you to tell me that you see me.”

A lesbian couple asks a hetero pair of parents the same bizarre questions they hear on a daily basis.

Out director Tamar Glezerman wanted the music video to focus on an interracial LGBTQ couple.

With the tagline “Movies aren’t real, but they affect real people” Jes Tom and Chewy May created a two-minute PSA to show how much this affects real people.

“Not gonna lie—my girlfriend might steal this vest.”

“I think it’s time for me to tell my side of the story…. There’s not too much that’s special about this story, and there’s work to be done.”

“Fuck off if you say Ruby Rose.”

“Love is embracing everything you are.”