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13 ‘Gal Pals’ From Your History Books Who Were Totally Getting It On

From Jane Addams to Sally Ride, these women were a whole lot more than pals with their number one gals.

Cynthia Nixon to Play Emily Dickinson in Biopic

The solitary life of poet Emily Dickinson will be brought to the screen starring Cynthia Nixon and directed by Terence Davies. The film, titled A Quiet Passion, will follow Dickinson’s life “from precocious schoolgirl to the tortured recluse who saw only seven of her more than 1,000 poems published in her lifetime.”

20 people in history you didn't know were queer

From Alexander to Florence Nightingale, there are many people in history who were totally queer.

Annie Liebovitz Talks Rock & Roll with David Letterman

Famed out photographer Annie Liebovitz made a rare appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman Tuesday. Perhaps one of the greatest chroniclers of the late 20th century via her photographs, Liebovitz is widely lauded for her shots of artists, musicians and celebrities, but her new book of photos Pilgrimage features no people, just places that mean something to her, like Niagara Falls and Emily Dickenson’s home in Amherst, Mass.

'Dickinson' Star Ella Hunt Comes Out As Queer

The 23-year-old actress took to Twitter to address her sexuality.

15 underrated TV shows with amazing LGBTQ+ characters

Looking for something new to watch?

Lesbian Poet Kay Ryan Receives Genius Award and $500,000

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced the 22 “genius award” recipients for 2011, an award of $500,000 for well-known and little known artists and scientists. Among the honorees is Kay Ryan, a lesbian poet from California.

11 Historic Women We Wish We Could Bring to The Dinah

Each of these famously queer ladies passed before the first Dinah Shore in 1990, but we're willing to bet they'd appreciate a poolside cocktail to kick back and heat up with thousands of fellow lesbians.

Out Bisexual Feminist Kate Millett Inducted into National Women's Hall of Fame

On the eve of National Women's day, news broke that prominent feminist and out bisexual Kate Millett will be inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame

5 Reasons 'Two And A Half Men' Is Finally Gay Enough to Watch

This is the season to start tuning in!

Sports for the Girls: Jeanette Lee, Missy Giove, Venus Williams

Sometimes gay guys like disco and matching socks, and sometimes lesbians like Uhaul dates and playing pool. Jeanette Lee is known as 'The Black Wido' because she overwhelms, devours, opponents while wearing black. Missy Giove, the break-neck mountain-biking lesbian, faces jail time for marijuana possession. ESPN The Magazine remembers the original Olympics were played in the nude for its Body Issue coming out in October.

Why J.K. Rowling can NEVER be the 'People's Princess'

The infamous author has used the British Royal Family to draw inspiration for her characters. But Rowling's crown continues to slip as she spews hate.

Here's Why Taylor Swift's 'Seven' Featured In That 'Heartstopper' Scene

The story is as captivating as the scene itself.

26 Queer Christmas Movies That Will Make Your Yuletide Hella Gay

There has actually been a handful queer, cute AF holiday movies throughout the years!