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Mikaela Straus’s debut LP raises questions about the boundary between using queerness as a brand and using one’s power to create an inclusive community.

“Lmao” and “haha / ha / ha! hahaha” will be discussed at a later date, but today we’re focusing on the granddaddy of text-speak, the ever-useful “lol.”

It’s coming to New York this week.

The show, based on Terri Cheney’s column of the same title, provides a uniquely nuanced depiction of mental illness—and highlights the gaps that still exist in the ways we tell stories about it.

Disney has almost no outwardly queer characters, and the queer-coded characters it does have are almost always villains.

How about an asexual Elsa, though?

Ironically, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not very rock n’ roll.

Using “Purple Rain” is a particularly low blow. Did anyone really expect anything different from Trump?

Which K-Pop group is your favorite?

Gender and sexuality is a performance, but there’s no script.