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In this exclusive essay from the new book Girls Can Kiss Now, writer Jill Gutowitz gives you an exhaustive explanation of all the pop culture that is undeniably lesbian. → Read More
I honestly didn't think Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan could pull it off! → Read More
The show is aspirational, and possibly even prophetic. → Read More
Carol is leaving Netflix on September 20, and life will never be the same. Jill Gutowitz delivers the mournful eulogy. → Read More
The show handled her story delicately and gave it the space it deserves. → Read More
When I saw the photo of Kelley O’Hara kissing her girlfriend after winning the World Cup, it rocked me. → Read More
When writer Jill Gutowitz saw the photo of Kelley O’Hara kissing her girlfriend after winning the World Cup, it rocked her. Here, she explains. → Read More
After photos of Reese Witherspoon throwing ice cream at Meryl Streep went viral, many expected the scene to be included in Big Little Lies. → Read More
The male characters on "Big Little Lies" are so sidelined that it's easy to forget their names. Writer Jill Gutowitz breaks it down. → Read More
Can shows with LGBTQ+ representation queerbait? After 'Killing Eve' and 'Dead to Me' were called out by fans, the answer became more complicated than ever. → Read More
This is an appreciation post for Laura Dern's performance as Renata Klein on Big Little Lies season two. → Read More
Taylor Swift's new song and music video, "You Need to Calm Down," have fans debating her intentions as a queer ally. → Read More
Once you spot how prominently the Netflix series "What/If" features Renée Zellweger's knees, you can't unsee it. → Read More
Sandra Oh's recent comments about the relationship between Eve and Villanelle have queer fans fuming on Twitter. → Read More
Fleabag and the Hot Priest's relationship was secretive, scandalous, and somewhat deviant—which is exactly what it was like when I first fell for someone of the same sex. → Read More
In the 'Game of Thrones' series finale, Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) becomes the Queen of the North—an ending her fans like for her. → Read More
I used to spend time with my parents. Do laundry. Relax. Now I lie in bed thinking about "Game of Thrones" plots. → Read More
I have a few theories why so many fans aren't happy with Daenerys Targaryen's new direction. → Read More
The women on "Game of Thrones" have always been strong, but the way the writers use rape and torture as character tools highlights the show's gender disparity. → Read More
Rape is not a way to make female characters stronger. → Read More