Sofia Barrett-Ibarria

I like to think of Valentine’s Day as another evening on my couch with an assortment of cheeses and confusing sexual fantasies about Jamie Oliver.

Because sometimes, you want super queer TV.

While Cher, Dolly Parton, and Beyonce draw a sizeable portion of their fanbase from the gay community, these gay icons don’t actually identify as gay.

I came out to my straight friend first. I went for the old classic. "So, have I told you I’ve been thinking about coming out? Like in a gay way?"

Ladies, dry your tears. No longer must you spend your lonely nights swiping left on Tinder (for the 374th time). Railway Romeo is here.

Sometimes, actually, a lot of the time, I feel like an invisible queer.

Amy Poehler's new book Yes Please is bringing about a real bitchaissance. It's time to take bitchy back.

Time to gather the coven for a celebration of the baddest, smartest and most subversively crazy-sexy-cool witches of all time.

The first of its kind in the U.S., OUTsider aims to educate and entertain while establishing a new creative home for queer artists.

If you can pull yourself from the onslaught of fall TV that’s streaming from every imaginable device . . . you need to watch "Hormones."