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Apple’s Severance leaves many clues about the series’ world in every new episode. But Mark and Helly’s jobs at Lumon, there’s something off about the world of the Outies. Here are a few theories. → Read More
The Peacemaker had a threesome with Vigilante on the HBO Max show, but there’s little else to suggest his bisexuality. That’s unfortunate, and in the vein of other shows like Loki, Archer, and other purported bisexual characters. → Read More
Is Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema bad for bisexual and LGBTQ Americans? The Democrat has frustrated Americans. → Read More
Liz Cheney just apologized to LGBTQ Americans on '60 Minutes.' Is the leading Republican's TV statement too little, too late? → Read More
Palm Springs, Hulu’s Lonely Island-backed update of the classic time-loop movie Groundhog Day, takes karma and “being a good person” out of the equation, in favor of quantum physics. But Andy Samberg, Cristin Milioti, and J.K. Simmons aren’t living in an anti-religious or amoral universe. The film is just updating Groundhog Day with new ideas about personal responsibility. → Read More
What to do if you have OCD, anxiety, or depression during the coronavirus crisis. → Read More
Politicians are finally talking about sex work, but they still don’t really get it → Read More
Artist Aliza Shvarts collected exam kits from across the country. Now, an exhibition is using them to explore evidence, consent, and the standard of care for assault victims. → Read More
Their bodies are being weaponized for online harassment—and the experience, actors say, is eviscerating. → Read More
Rape kit design is often outdated and subjects victims to unnecessary pain and trauma during the course of their sexual assault forensic exam. → Read More
When the gay hookup app Grindr launched in 2009, it sparked something of a revolution. Although dating sites had been around since the mid-'90s, Grindr was the first major, GPS-using app aimed at queer men. Following its debut, several similar apps,… → Read More
Recent tech advancements may disrupt oppressive laws, if they go through → Read More
Sex worker criminalization is about controlling women’s bodies. → Read More
Sex workers battling mental health problems often face stigma when they seek help from therapists. → Read More
The "sex recession" assumes there’s a right way for young people to do sex. There isn’t. → Read More
The pros and cons of buying sex toys at big box retailers like Walmart versus buying them at small, independent sex shops like Babeland. → Read More
Tumblr announced that it is eliminating pornography from its platform, ushering in a more conservative internet. → Read More
Women who fake orgasms are seen as cheating themselves. But what if we stopped pressuring women to believe orgasms are the only proof that sex is pleasurable? → Read More
The fantasy of a high tech lover who anticipates your needs before you’re aware of them is still a long way off. → Read More
In an excerpt from her book, "Faking It: The Lies Women Tell about Sex — And the Truths They Reveal," Lux Alptraum talks about the work of being "beautiful." → Read More