Coffee And Softball With Perpetual Detour
The lesbian Canadian rock band reflects on their origins and wonder, Are we famous yet… Read more »
Month: August 2012
Out in an Election Year
With the presidential election just a month away lesbians across the nation have to decide who their candidate will be… Read more »
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Let The Money Guru Suze Orman Inspire You
Let the money guru and her friends inspire you at this special event… Read more »
Melissa’s Blog: What To Do When Your Straight Friend Turns Gay
We have all had friends who have played the sexual tango. What I mean by this is that we have all watched some of our friends play with and explore their sexual identity and *ouch* this announcement to friends is usually followed up with shock, confusion, gossip and the dreaded drama… Read more »
Olympian Ji Wallace Confirms HIV+ Status
Ji Wallace, a much loved Olympian, has been inspired to reveal his HIV status and hopes it will bring hope to others… Read more »
Blog From An Old Fashioned Lesbian: Public Displays Of Affection
Are we taking the cringing a bit too personally… Read more »
Daily Gaydar: Lindsay Lohan Unveils Her NOH8 Photos And Hillary Clinton Weighs In On Marriage Equality
Plus, Tara goes gay on True Blood, geektastic bling for your boobies, a trailer for Brave and rumor has it gay bars are disappearing… Read more »
Marry Her In The Pacific Northwest
Provenance Hotels celebrates marriage equality in the Pacific Northwest with Marry Me in Seattle and Marry Me in Portland packages… Read more »
Coral Short Brings The March Back to Dyke March
The artist’s Hole-y Army of choreographed queers and hand-made puppets will show NYC that marching can be a “hole” lot of fun… Read more »
Marriage, Schmarriage
I read at the Here Comes the Brides: Reflections on Lesbian Love & Marriage event in N.Y.C. last weekend. I'm a contributor to the anthology, which is mostly cheerleading of same-sex (and all) marriage. Regular readers of this blog won't be surprised that I am the lone antiassimilationist dissenter. Others… Read more »