Kerchief Premieres Video for New Single Jack London
Britt Hill cuts through with a poetically relatable and compelling edge… Read more »
Month: September 2020
Loving A Church That Doesn’t Love Us
For decades there has been an ongoing struggle in the United Methodist Church (UMC) to adopt a policy of full inclusion of its LGBTQ parishioners and clergy and all the spiritual gifts we bring to the church… Read more »
Lesbian Chef Christina Wilson is Hotter Than Hell
Hells Kitchen winner can take the heat, both in and out of the kitchen… Read more »
Rachel Paulson: “It’s The View with a bit of a twist – alcohol”
DIVA meets the host of the hit online show where guests get tipsy and talkative… Read more »
Books To Curl Up With
Looking for a good lesbian read? Check out contributing writer Kathi Isserman’s latest picks… Read more »
My big, gay Christmas wedding
It’s a famously romantic time of year to propose or get wed says Gemma Rose… Read more »
Los Angeles LGBT Center Condemns The Trump Administration’s Discriminatory Attack In The Name Of So-Called Religious Freedom’
Change to Regulations Will Negatively Impact Social Service Provisions of Nine Federal Departments… Read more »
What can a bespoke tailor teach you about choosing your wedding suit?
King & Allen’s top tips for your big day °Å¸… Read more »
Just Friends? “Sisterhood” And The Queer Female Experience
The director of Sisterhood” talks LGBTQ film representation of queer women in Asia… Read more »
On Fear: Fourteen Ways of Looking at a Black Cat
A lesbian author discovers she has a rare form of cancer and, during treatment, considers getting a pet… Read more »
Sundays at Caf© Tabac
Caf© Tabac was a sexy, artistic and incredibly necessary (gay and) lesbian club night in the East Village that started in the early 90s which celebrated lesbians in a sexy and chic way, attracting their gay male friends too… Read more »
