Is Jincey Lumpkin the Hugh Hefner of Lesbian Porn?
The internet queer porn maven behind Juicy Pink Box wants to transform lesbian porn… Read more »
Month: January 2010
Curve’s 20th Anniversary Gala Tickets On Sale NOW!
The hottest lesbian party in two decades is happening in San Francisco, Calif. With hundreds of hot women and surprise celebrity guests, you want to be there… Read more »
Dani Campbell’s Shot At Love
America loves reality television, but when MTV’s Shot at Love premiered, giving viewers the first bisexual reality dating show, well, shock and awe was a more apt description of their response. Each week as Tila Tequila, a woman whose claim to fame was being the No. 1 girl on MySpace,… Read more »
Solitude and Strength
My girlfriend is currently starring in a film here in New York City. It’s all very top secret and I’m very excited for her and the opportunity it represents for her artistic career. But, it also means she’s not been around much these past weeks and won’t be for a… Read more »
Prodigal Sons Screens in New York City
The powerful and award-winning documentary by lesbian filmmaker Kim Reed opens wide this month… Read more »
Globes, Grammys and Gaga—Oh My!
Regardless of the economic climate, the gifting goes on in Hollywood. As we gear up for the biggest week of the year with this week’s Oscar madness, here’s a sneak peak at the recent swag suites and celebrity lounges that went down in Hollywood at this year’s Globe’s and Grammy’s.… Read more »
Week 1 ChallengeYou Down?
Yesterday my friend Lissa, an entrepreneur behind the curtain of TheQueerist.com, called me. She read this blog and because she’s known me for a long time my waffling and indecision confused her. “What’s the problem?” I tried to explain: “I’m anxious about this ‘creating a plan thing’. Remember a year… Read more »
The 10 Most Underrated Lesbian Books
1. Two Serious Ladies, Jane Bowles: This early postmodern stunner features the eponymous two ladies: an uptight woman who becomes a courtesan and a wealthy woman who falls in love with a prostitute. Anaïs Nin was seriously jealous of Bowles, with good reason. 2. Nightwood, Djuna Barnes: Lyrical prose that… Read more »
Discussing Gender With S. Bear Bergman
In Butch Is a Noun, S. Bear Bergman whittles down the often convoluted issues of gender identity through personal observations about gendered cultural norms like which bathroom and what clothing one chooses, and argues against the gender binary from the positive perspective of love and acceptance… Read more »
