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“All romances end in tragedy. One of the key people in a romance becomes a monster sooner or later,” David…

Article content OK, so not everyone agrees that the COVID-19 screening protocols at Nashville North have been smooth sailing, but by most accounts it has gone as well as can be expected. Thousands are still lining up for the chance to embrace the unique Stampede experience of the country music tent, even if lineups were initially slow due to patrons being required to show proof of vaccinations or undergo rapid testing. Still, if these restrictions were meant to result in a toned-down, mellowed experience, no one told the programmers. As in years past, Nashville North is nothing if not consist...

An All LGBTQ+ Version of ‘Legally Blonde’ Is Coming to NewFest Oh. My. God. Omigod you guys! Last year we got an all-trans live-read of Brokeback Mountain, and this year, NewFest and #MakeItGay are bringing us an all-LGBTQ+ Legally Blonde. The extra-gay reading of Legally Blonde will be a part of NewFest’s NewFest Pride, a virtual summer film series that runs from June 4-7 as a part of Pride Month. The film series features six feature films, a short film program, and LGBTQ+ focused panels and special events. With Legally Blonde celebrating its 20th anniversary, it only made sense th...

Why Canadian country performers sing in a southern twang The way we talk and sing is often below our conscious awareness — and it can change because our identities will shift depending on why we are engaging with someone, a linguistics professor says. Social Sharing

Episode Notes This month, Christina, Bryan, and Rumaan are first joined by June Thomas to discuss Jeremy Atherton Lin’s new book Gay Bar, their own personal histories with gay bars, and if such queer spaces have a future. Then they’re joined by Autostraddle’s Shelli Nicole to talk about the Lex app, a text-based dating app aimed at queer, trans, and gender-nonconforming people. They discuss how the app got its start, the ways it’s changed in just one year, and if queer women will ever have an app that’s just for sex. Items discussed on the show: