The Women’s Pro Baseball League Is Launching With Queer Athletes Front and Center
Professional women’s baseball is back. That alone is exciting. But as we started digging into the launch of the Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL), it wasn’t just the return of professional baseball that caught our attention. It was who we kept seeing. Scroll through the league’s social media, watch its launch videos, or look through […]
How to Watch The Non-Actor Starring Maya Hawke and Victoria Pedretti
After months of anticipation, queer film fans finally know when they’ll be able to watch The Non-Actor. The 18-minute short film starring Maya Hawke and Victoria Pedretti will begin streaming on MUBI on July 10, giving audiences their first widely accessible chance to see one of this year’s most talked-about queer short films. Directed by […]
The Sapphic July Watchlist: What Queer Women Are Streaming This Month
July is not overflowing with new sapphic television, but there are still a few releases worth adding to your watchlist. This month includes openly queer characters, returning LGBTQ favorites, a lesbian engineer in a dystopian mystery, and a new comedy special from bisexual comedian Mary Beth Barone. Not every title on this list is centered […]
Building a Masc Spring & Summer Wardrobe That Feels Personal, Current, and Easy to Wear
Building a masc wardrobe has a lot less to do with following strict rules and a lot more to do with understanding what actually feels good on your body and in your day-to-day life. Some of the pieces in this guide are trendy; some are basics you’ll wear for years. The goal is not to […]
12 Queer Bookstores Around the World Every Book Lover Should Visit
Bookstores that put LGBTQ+ content at the center of their shop’s focus feel like a welcome home hug. With a hopefully growing list of gay bookstores around the world, here are some of our favorites.
Thailand Just Launched Its First-Ever Pageant for Toms and Trans Men
When Americans think about LGBTQ travel in Thailand, the conversation often starts in familiar places: Bangkok’s nightlife, island escapes, Pride celebrations, and, more recently, the country’s landmark marriage equality legislation. But one of the reasons Thailand continues to stand out as a destination for LGBTQ travelers is that its queer culture is far more expansive […]
The New York Times Wants Straight People to Feel Oppressed. They Aren’t.
On the eve of Pride Month, the Times published a defense of heterosexuality that mistakes criticism of patriarchy for discrimination against straight people. By the time many readers saw the New York Times opinion essay originally titled “Being Straight Is Great, Actually,” the headline had already been changed. Fair enough. The original title was clumsy, […]
The Best WNBA Merch to Wear This Season
The latest wave of WNBA merch goes far beyond basic fan gear, with vintage-inspired rugby shirts, streetwear collaborations, oversized jerseys, fitted silhouettes, and pieces that feel just as good in the city as they do courtside. WNBA style has become its own thing entirely. Somewhere between sportswear, streetwear, vintage athletic fashion, and game-day dressing, brands […]
The Women’s Lacrosse League Is Launching Into a New Era for Women’s Sports
Women’s Sports Are Entering a Different Era Women’s sports look very different in 2026 than they did even a few years ago. Audiences are growing, brands are paying attention, and newer leagues are launching into a much larger spotlight. What once felt like constant conversations about “potential” is starting to turn into something more tangible: […]
Ripe! Already Feels Like the Sapphic Sports Romance We’re Been Waiting For
For a lot of people, Ripe! already feels like a glimpse of the movie they needed growing up. The upcoming sapphic sports romance from executive producer Kelley O’Hara has quietly become one of the most talked-about queer film announcements online, and the reaction has been immediate. Long before a release date, full trailer, or complete […]