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Was Raven Baxter queer in your mind?
Ahead of their debut album, the supergroup discuss dealing with fame, speaking out for LGBTQ+ rights, and more.
"Though they reject the notion that their gender or sexuality somehow supercedes their work, itās also a terrible time to be a woman, and a terrible time to be a queer person, and to be marginalized at all, and it is a relief to look at the people making music you love and know they understand how much everything fucking sucks. Theyāre furious while staying open and in love with each other, joy and rage in equal measure, and dissatisfied and bored and tired and desirous and all the other human things."
them.us about boygenius
newz from da wurmwurd
Me, 11PM : half-drunk, after having passed 2 exams and made a quiche in the day, writing a long-ass mail to my professor about getting her out of her burnout by summoning the administration, after another professor told her unexpectedly that we were doing a petition thing for her (which I wrote, but wanted to stay anonymous)
Them.us : Sagittarius handles Mercury retrograde better than most of the signs. Sag hates to be bored. Mishaps, miscommunications, missions to right even self-inflicted wrongsāthatās just fun for the average Archer! Even when youāre irritated, youāre sort of enjoying it; unexpected tumult makes you feel alive.Ā The same principle holds true for the seasonās new moon, full moon, and associated eclipses. You donāt fear endings, and beginnings energize you. Use your strange centaur superpowers and move easily with the obstacles life throws at you this month: thatās how you prefer to make discoveries and uncover fresh opportunities.Ā
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OK, beside that, Iām going through my first half-serious exams and for now all is well. The next 4 or 5 ones ar the very serious ones, and iām not prepared AT ALL. Letās do the strange centaur superpowers stuff, I guess this horoscope is as good for my mental health as the psychologist I went to see for the first time in my 27 years of life the last monday. Yea !
And also, some news : iām in a 5 years-long non-exclusive relationship, transitionning ftm (itās for āfemale to maraĆ®cherā) for 3+ years, having a pet goat for nearly 2 years, on a sugar diet for some 6 months, and doing a fuck-shit workout that makes me look like a miniature version of A. Schwartzenegger for, uh, 2 months (I bought a pull-up bar for 17 euros, very good investment, 9/10).
Brigette Lundy-Paine photographed by Molly Matalon for them, 13 February 2020
New social networks and education programs are blazing trails for trans health.
āThis film reframes history through the eyes of three queer women. To do that, you have to deal with history's straight white men, and they've never been easier to laugh at.ā āJacob Oller, on The Favourite
The rising star is rewriting the rules of queerness on television.
Few TV shows have arrived as confidently as Schittās Creek did when it premiered four years ago; after all, the pilot took under two minutes to introduce its four main characters in instantly striking ways. We open in a palatial estate, where members of the filthy rich Rose family are reacting to news theyāve been defrauded by their business manager and left with nothing. Well, except the titular town, which Rose patriarch Johnny bought for his son as a joke birthday present years before. Immediately, thereās Moira (standout Catherina OāHara), wailing to her husband about how sheās been āstripped of every morsel of pleasure I earned in this life.ā In reply, her husband Johnny (Eugene Levy) complains about the shady business manager that landed his family in this mess. Nearby, their daughter Alexis (Annie Murphy) alights from a stately staircase while desperately trying to get the boyfriend sheās on the phone with to step out of the club heās in and listen to her problems. And by the door, her brother David boldly berates a government official, calling him a āsick personā that āwants to get paid to destroy another personās life.ā
Dan Levy, who plays David and co-created the show alongside his father and co-star Eugene, is far less confrontational than his character, but no less animated. When I meet him in January for a late lunch at a sparsely populated restaurant in Rockefeller Center, the 35-year-old is upbeat and personable, despite the packed schedule heād been navigating for the previous few days while doing press for the showās fifth season.
The entire process is somewhat new to the actor, since Schittās Creek kept a relatively low profile in its earlier seasons. But as the showās popularity has grown ā with critics now hailing it as āthe funniest show on TV right now,ā a āgem of a sitcom,ā and an āamiable and deliriously funny seriesā ā so has Levyās. After serving as the official showrunner for four seasons, heās become a celebrity in his own right. Yet in midtown, as he makes his way through a grilled chicken caesar salad and a Diet Coke, Levy doesnāt appear to exhibit any of those expected pretenses; heās quite laid-back and surprisingly gregarious, eager to talk about the little show he made which blossomed into something much bigger than he could have ever imagined.