Author: Matt Baume
Though the film ‘9 to 5’ was an immediate smash hit, the film was almost a drama and a dark comedy about murdering your jerk of a boss
With tough times ahead, sometimes you need to laugh, but other times a good cry is in order
Throughout history, homosexuality in China has been accepted, and Emperor Ai of Han even tried to get his lover Dong Xian to inherit the throne
Today is the 174th birthday of Edward Carpenter, an early queer activist who laid a lot of the groundwork for the modern LGBTQ movement
Sure, we all like scary movies and creepy cinematic creatures, but who doesn’t have a soft spot for heroic monsters, the ones who save the day in the end?
Started as a live show in Seattle, the ‘Queens of Adventure’ podcast has grown into an ongoing show where queer heroes bring drag culture and RPGs together
Campy movies are like a language that queer people use to communicate our experiences, values and community
It’s illegal to have sex in public, but it’s also a fact that repressive laws often left LGBTQ people with few other options
Drag always attracts colorful individuals, so it’s fitting that we take a look back at these overlooked figures in drag history.
Though King James I was responsible for one of the most famous translations of the Bible, he also had a life-long relationship with a man, George Villiers
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