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Queer Parenthood is Explored in Lyrical "Spawning Season"
Parenthood is a deeply personal experience. How you have a child, who you have a child with, and whether or not you can carry that child becomes even more sensitive when you’re queer. Joseph Osmundson has always wanted to be pregnant and have a child, even as he knew it would never be a possibility. In Spawning Season: An Experiment in Queer Parenthood, Osmundson explores his parenthood journey…
Love Island USA Season 8 Week 2 Recap: Episodes 6-13
Week two of Love Island USA has historically been iconic. Rob Rausch said the most viral sentence of all time. Huda and Jeremiah’s toxic love triangle started and ended. Unfortunately for season eight of the show, this week’s batch of episodes was fairly lackluster. Last week, I recapped each episode individually. For Love Island USA episodes six through thirteen, I’m going to write more…
The "Girls Like Girls" Movie Brought Me Right Back to 2015
Before we had the Girls Like Girls movie, we had the five minute version on Youtube. It’s hard to capture just how important the “Girls Like Girls” music video was to me when it was first released in 2015. Hayley Kiyoko’s music was unapologetically gay at a time when I was still figuring myself out. Between “Girls Like Girls”, Fletcher’s “Wasted Youth” (2017), and Kiyoko’s collaboration with…
Love Island USA Week 1 Recap: Episodes 1-5
You know it’s officially summer when Love Island USA is back on our screens every night of the week. This is one of the most entertaining reality shows because the cameras are always up, so over the course of filming you get to know the islanders for their true selves. Of course, the problem with the Love Island franchise is that there’s dozens of episodes. It’s a full time job just to keep up.…
Breathing in Broken Spaces: A Review
Breathing in Broken Spaces by Belinda Daou is a beautifully written collection of poems spanning themes of heartbreak, trauma, and self-reflection. Anyone who had to question their worth, why they weren’t enough, or has prayed to the stars above to mend a fractured heart can take solace in Daou’s words and know they are not alone in these waves of emotion. Breathe in a menagerie of feelings as…
Landscape in Lavender Offers an Important Reminder for Pride Month
When society has already marked you as an outsider, coming out of the closet is only the beginning of the work many queer people are forced to do. We are also forced to learn our own value in a world where heteronormativity is treated as the default, and to figure out how to conduct relationships we were never given models for. Many of these struggles are at the heart of Brooks Kolb’s new memoir…
Dearly Departed: A Love Story About Grief, Community and The Price of Isolation
Hayden Harlow is a funeral director who used to be Hades–the god of the Underworld. But after the Immortal Retirement Act forced him into a life of semi-mortality, he is determined to find a loophole in the supposedly irreversible law. Levi Wilder is a florist whose life was forever rearranged by grief when his brother died in a tragic car accident in his childhood. He has felt the need to be…
Book Review: The Cursed One by Monika Guss
The Cursed One, the first book in an upcoming series and a debut novel by Monika Guss, follows Lyrianna “Lyna” Cavendish, a young woman saddled with a power she is taught to reject and a prophecy that has come at a great personal cost. The story begins at the monastery of Saanctrum, a place Lyna has feared all her life. She is determined to hide who she is, but her magic has other plans, surging…
"Hacks" Ends on a Bittersweet Note: The Series Finale Recap
After five years and five delightful seasons, Hacks has finally come to an end. The dramatic comedy starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder brought us countless laughs, tears, and cries of frustration over the course of its run, and the final episode was no different. The creators of this show have spoken about always having a plan for where Deborah and Ava would end up. It’s now safe to say…
10 Most Anticipated June 2026 Book Releases
There are so many incredible books coming out this summer, especially if you are in search of more LGBTQ+ content. From memoirs to romance to historical fiction, there’s a wide array of books to make us cry, laugh, and everything in between this summer. Below is a list of the 10 June 2026 book releases I’m most excited for. *We use Bookshop and Amazon affiliate links. Purchasing through our link…
Fact and Fiction Collide in "The Bed Trick: Sex and Deception on Trial"
What does “consent” really mean? Is it possible to trick someone into sex? The Bed Trick: Sex and Deception on Trial tells the true story of two friends in the UK who went to court after one accused the other of tricking her into sex over the course of two years. Throughout the book, Izabella Scott attempts to tell the unbiased truth, weaving together the narratives of the defendant, Gayle, and…
Psychological Thriller "The Silent Patient" Has a Plot Twist You'll Never See Coming
When I picked up The Silent Patient, I was on a thriller binge. I had just finished a great book and told myself I should pace my reading to enjoy it more afterward, but I didn’t—taking the risk of getting “thriller burnout.” Alex Michaelides’ novel proved that if the book is good enough, it’s always worth reading immediately. The Silent Patient follows the story of Alicia Berenson, a woman who…
"Hacks" Season 5 Episode 9 Recap: The Garden
Get ready to sob because the penultimate episode of Hacks aired last night with the perfect combination of touching moments and laugh out loud hard comedy. It’s so rare for a show to achieve perfect tonal balance, especially when approaching the end of the series. Hacks season five episode nine, “The Garden”, was a satisfying wrap-up to Deborah’s comedy career and thus one of the major open…
5 Ways to Develop Your Reading Taste
I have been seeing a lot of discourse online about everyone “reading the same things” or that “BookTok is ruining reading”. Though I can understand the desire to pile on to the discussion and to believe reading is doomed, I find that tiring and frankly, a waste of valuable reading time. While yes, certain corners of the bookish internet recommend the same books over and over, there are many…
"Half Man" Tackles Toxic Masculinity Through a Queer Lens
HBO’s new show Half Man is a queer story that lands with a punch rather than a hug. From the first episode, it creates an atmosphere so thick with tension that it feels seductive, repellant, and utterly inescapable. As a viewer, I’ve found myself deeply uncomfortable more than once, yet I haven’t been able to look away. Created by Richard Gadd and begun before he started work on the…
"Hacks" Season 5 Episode 8 Recap: The Cube
It isn’t just Deborah Vance who has to reckon with her legacy in season five episode eight of Hacks. In this week’s episode, titled “The Cube”, Deborah finds a way to promote her Madison Square Garden show without performing, Ava provides emotional support, and Jimmy and Kayla decide whether their business is worth saving. There was such an expert balance of humor and emotion in this episode that…
"Hacks" Season 5 Episode 7 Recap: Montecito
It’s the very best episode of Hacks of all time! Deborah and Ava are lesbians together! I couldn’t look away! This show is always fabulous, but it’s episodes like these were it really thrives. Not only was it fun to see Deborah pretend to be gay, but Ava and Deborah were arguing frequently and the guest star casting was impeccable. Welcome to my recaps, where every week I discuss the latest…