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10 LGBTQ+ Books Coming Out This April 2026
With Spring finally here, we’re continuing our journey of supporting LGBTQ+ books and the authors…
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 17 Review: ‘Altered States’ Both Challenges and Celebrates Dr. Charles
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 17, “Altered States” is an emotionally satisfying conclusion to Dr. Daniel Charles’ harrowing journey.
Movies
18 Met Gala Looks That Fed Our Queer Hearts in 2019
In thIn an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday…
‘Roswell, New Mexico’ Season Review: Our Newest Obsession That Never Failed Us
We’re fully aware that when we fall for a show, we fall hard. Over the years, we’ve been slower at falling on the sword of what shows we’re willing to commit to, because it just seems that when we fall…
‘Avengers: Endgame’ Roundtable: Was it All We Wanted?
The spoiler ban for Avengers: Endgame has officially been lifted, and it’s time to dissect the end of an era for the MCU, and to discuss the character arcs for the original Avengers, the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe,…
Queerly Not Straight: 4 Reasons Why TERF’s Are the Worst
Queerly Not Straight supports our trans family, because contrary to popular belief by the TERF movement, trans lives matter!
‘Gentleman Jack’ 1×3 Review: “Oh Is That What You Call It?”
This week’s episode of Gentleman Jack is really stepping up its game. Between seduction, family, and business dealings Anne has been very busy. She knows what she wants and goes for it. Read below as I break down this week’s episode. Equals…
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile: A Feeling of Uneasiness
It’s taken me a couple of days to write my review for the Netflix movie and in a way, I’m happy I waited. Yesterday, I decided to take a look through the #ExtremelyWicked tag on Twitter and it was what…
Our Favorite Fictional Hugs
There’s something about two characters hugging on screen, whether it be platonic or not, that his us right in the feels. Especially when it’s done well. It might be a reunion hug, an ‘I love you and I got your…
Lifestyle Lift: How Visualization Changes Your Brain
Visualization is a powerful tool! To visualize is to create images to help you envision an idea, dream or goal. Our thoughts are highly creative forces that are constantly expressing themselves in our lives. With visualization you create images in…
‘The Last Summer’ Made Us Want Summer To Be Over
I don’t remember the summer after my senior year that well. High School was a blip on a radar that I would rather forget, so I guess I have blocked a lot of it out of my brain. But I…
‘Game of Thrones’ 8×04 Review: We Played Ourselves
To be fair, we should have known. To be fair, we played ourselves. We always knew this story wasn’t likely to have a happy ending, and yet the first three episodes of season eight had lulled us into a false…
‘Game of Thrones’ 8×03 Roundtable: “The Long Night”
Well, THAT happened. And by that, we mean, of course, the thing with Arya stabbing the Night King and ending the Long Night, but also absolutely every other second of this episode. Because love it or hate it, I think…
‘The Blacklist’ 6×20 Review: Something Straight Out of ‘The X Files’
The Blacklist‘s “Guillermo Rizal” went all sci-fi, complete with a mad scientist and kidnapped groups of triplets who’s DNA had been modified to create a race of superior humans. Sounds like a new era episode of The X Files right?…
7 WTF Moments from ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “Return of the King”
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “Return of the King” saw the welcome return of Gina Linetti, the human form of the 100 emoji. And like her departure, this episode was full of ups, downs, and clear WTF moments that make you question how…
‘The Craft’ Reboot in the Works, but Do We Want One?
The Craft is by far one of my absolute favorite cult classics. I know it word for word, and scene by scene. I love watching it. Released on May 3, 1996 (yay anniversary!), and directed by Andrew Fleming, the film…
‘Arrow’ is wasting Felicity Smoak’s final episodes
Long are the days when Arrow thrived as a grounded superhero show with a strong character focus. Where rich, compelling storylines inspired a new wave of superhero dramas that flourished in the past several years. While Arrow has become a…
5 Life Lessons From ‘The Sun Is Also A Star’ Trailer
I will admit that I am a cynical bitch. I’d like to say that I believe in love, but the truth is – I don’t. I wish I did. I wish that I believed that there was someone out there…
‘Cloak and Dagger’ 2×06 Review: Who You Are Inside
There are only two ways to see this episode, titled “B Sides,” and depending on the type of TV viewer you are, you either think this is a brilliant hour of television, something you absolutely wouldn’t mind seeing replicated, or…
‘Someone Great’ Is Just… Great
There is something about New York. I am not sure what it is or what it’s supposed to be, but there is something. It’s a something that wraps you up in it and sometimes it spits you out, but most…
‘Set It Up’ stars Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell are reuniting for a new rom-com and we’re stoked!
When the beauty that is the dynamic duo of Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell waltzed into our lives last summer with the Netflix romantic comedy Set It Up, we felt like we’d found what we’d been looking for in pop culture:…
‘Lucifer’ Advance Review: Bigger, Badder & with Less Clothes
Yes, we went there. Bigger. Badder. And with way less clothes. Lucifer season 4 – at least for the first six episodes that we got to screen – is, quite possibly, the best this show has ever been. And we…