When I’m wearing my Lipstick hat (from the advice column Lipstick & Dipstick), I’m often dolling out spankings to hapless dykes who fall for heterosexual women. It just happened, they say. She doesn’t feel the same. I feel so connected to her. Tsk, tsk, I shake my finger. And now,… Read more »
Chaperoning on a field trip isn’t every woman’s cup of tea: the noise, the confusion, the fact that you have to hold your tongue when you’d like to be frank about some of the behavior that gets ignored… Read more »
Lifelong LGBTQ activist talks about her new job at San Francisco Pride… Read more »
Frameline’s 2010 International LGBT Film Festival premiere lesbian film is a picturesque and moving winner… Read more »
Finals over and apartment haphazardly moved into storage, I loaded up my Subaru with every cute work outfit I owned and drove to my summer internship in San Francisco. Nervous to start my first day of work, I woke up early, got out the Fling—my new favorite sex toy—and engaged… Read more »
OK, every parent knows that sugar makes kids go wild, no matter what the American Pediatric Association (or whoever makes decisions for the medical masses) says. A direct dose of sugar enters the system and turns perfectly innocent little children into demons on the spot. French fries don’t have the… Read more »
Learning about Tallulah Bankhead is Chapter 1 in the Counter-Culture 101 textbook. Somehow, I missed that class. Damn. Two years ago Restaurant Florent, my place of temporary employment, threw a party in honor of this brassy bisexual sex-pot. I said “Tallulah, who?” I wasn’t fired, but lost many fabulous points.… Read more »
Premium eco-travel brand Sweet delivers another unparalleled lesbian travel experience… Read more »
Glee star Jane Lynch and fiance Lara Embry, who are set to wed in May, flashed their engagement rings in a special message that the duo recorded to invite everyone to attend the NCLR anniversary gala… Read more »
Teenagers are breathtakingly honest when it comes to their appraisal of your shortcomings as a parent, as a human, as a participant on the planet. This starts right about eleven, when girls are suddenly getting periods before breasts have put in an appearance and boys are surrounded by silverback apes… Read more »
