Hayley Kiyoko Is Turning Girls Like Girls Into a Feature Film
Nine years ago, a song changed everything. When Hayley Kiyoko released Girls Like Girls, it was not just a viral hit. It was a lifeline. A soft, electric, unmistakably queer love story that found its way into bedrooms, car stereos, and teenage headphones around the world. For so many of us, it was the first […]
Love on Ice: The Lesbian Couples Making Our Hearts Swell at the Winter Olympics
The Winter Olympics are already an emotional rollercoaster. Years of training for seconds on the clock. Careers are defined by inches. The highest highs. The most gutting lows. And for LGBTQ fans, there is something extra layered into it all. Representation. Visibility. Love showing up exactly where it used to be hidden. We’ve already featured […]
Sapphic Fantasy Done Right Of Flesh and Fable by Emily M. Syn is Pure Magic
Okay, listen up, my little bookworms. You know I love a high-stakes, emotionally charged fantasy, especially when the main characters are women who know how to wield a blade, or a curse, and definitely know how to break your heart in the best way possible. And darling, Of Flesh and Fable? Emily M. Syn’s debut […]
From Liberty Games to Late Nights: Women’s Sports Bars Are Changing NYC’s Queer Scene
The other night at a Liberty playoff game, I looked around Barclays Center and couldn’t believe how queer the crowd felt. Everywhere I turned, there were couples holding hands, groups of queer women in Liberty gear, and friends buzzing with the kind of energy that felt more like Pride weekend than a basketball game. It […]
“I Kissed A Girl” Is Coming Back for Season 2
Yes, You Can Apply (if you’re UK-based, sigh) Get your applications and your televisions ready: BBC’s I Kissed A Girl is officially coming back for a second season, and casting is open (for UK residents only, unfortunately for the rest of us). If you missed the buzz last year, here’s the scoop: I Kissed A […]
The Queer Women & Trans Gems of Edinburgh Fringe 2025
Each August, Scotland’s capital transforms into the world’s largest performance playground—but navigating Edinburgh Fringe Festival’s 3,000+ shows can feel like scrolling through every queer dating app at once. Chaotic. Overwhelming. Yet brimming with potential. That’s where we come in. We’ve sifted through the noise to spotlight the queer women and trans artists bringing big laughs, […]
The Ultimatum: Queer Love Season 2 Returns—And Yes, We’re Already Spiraling
Queer summer TV is finally back, and she brought emotional chaos in a crop top. The Ultimatum: Queer Love Season 2 drops June 25 on Netflix, and if you haven’t already cleared your calendar and now’s the time because we all know or TikTok feed will be filled with commentary. . This season, six new […]
The Delicate Stitching of Alterations By Kate Maruyama
Dive deep into the vibrant world of queer literature with The EveryQueer Queue, our multipart series dedicated to exploring books that celebrate LGBTQ+ experiences. We’re not just skimming the surface; we’re meticulously dissecting plots, characters, and themes to bring you insightful reviews and thought-provoking discussions. Expect nuanced analysis that goes beyond simple summaries, revealing the […]
Korea’s First Lesbian Dating Show Is Finally Here
Okay, how are we feeling, sapphics? South Korea is about to bless us with its first-ever lesbian reality dating show, and our hearts are already shipping couples we haven’t even met yet. The show is called “To Get Her,” and it’s premiering on April 25 on the Korean streaming platform Wavve. “To Get Her” is officially the first […]
The L Word: A Photographic Journal: Jennifer Beals’s Love Letter to Queer TV History
For the first time, fans of The L Word are getting an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of one of the most influential LGBTQ+ television series of all time. The L Word: A Photographic Journal, a new book by the iconic Jennifer Beals, is more than just a collection of images—it’s a visual time capsule […]