Lesbian Bar Project launches new docuseries which Lea Delaria promises is not a sob story

  Unless you’ve been living under a stone for the past few years, you will know that the demise of Lesbian Bars, particularly in the US, has been alarming.  However, what most of us may not know is exactly how they are on the actual brink of being extinct species.   If you thought 200 was … Continue reading

LESBIAN LAND PHOTOGRAPHY Exhibition @ Stonewall National Museum & Archives

  THE WOMEN’S FUND PRESENTS IN CELEBRATION OF WOMEN’S  HISTORY MONTH How Women Shaped a Movement through Photography, Art, Music, and Conversation This exhibition series draws its title from Lesbian Land, a collection of writings by lesbians who founded lands in the 1970s and 1980s’ in an effort to drop out of society and form … Continue reading

Lesbian Prom Night dances its way to Broadway

She may have been banned from taking her girlfriend to her High School Prom in Indiana but now this lucky lesbian is about to trod the boards on Broadway to dance as much as she wants.    ‘The Prom’ is one of those ripped-from-the headlines musical “takes place in a small Indiana town, where a prom is … Continue reading

Lesbians : celebrating the past, and partying for the future

The world’s only independent lesbian museum, The Charlotte Museum has just opened in Auckland, New Zealand.  Its on  Karangahape Road which is commonly known as K’ Road and has a long, queer history. In the 1970s, it was home to one of the country’s first lesbian nightclubs, as well as several gay clubs in the ’80s … Continue reading

Leslie Jordan a pop star?

    Leslie Jordan’s everyone’s favorite queer funnyman has not let the Covid Lockdown slow him down.  Earlier this week he was all over the internet with his advice for The Duchess of Sussex  (he told her she has the support of all gay men).  Last week he was on our screens playing journalist Reginald … Continue reading

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