Dinah Shore Weekend is a comin’! Interview with Mariah Hanson, founder of Club Skirts The Dinah
Ten lesbians run into a restroom. Did hilarity ensue? Sadly, it did not.
My Love is louder than “Yours”
Pretend to be nice for dates 1 through 15. Reveal true self after.
How to be The World’s Worst Girlfriend
Some people like to look in bathroom cabinets and drawers when they are at someone’s house, I would rather look at your Netflix queue. While looking in your medical cabinet might reveal medical/psychological maladies, I’d rather peer into one’s psyche via their entertainment choices. I think your queue will reveal more about who you are than you realize.
Last week we listed our picks for worst lesbian movie ever. This week we list the rare gems in the otherwise dirt and tears-filled cave of Sapphic themed films. This list is shorter, probably because it is so easy to list lesbian movies that just plain suck. In fact, one of these isn’t even a lesbian film, but hey, that’s why we were all blessed with the ability to imagine.
The staff of Grace the Spot dishes on the lesbian-themed films that made us want to scream, cry, and/or turn straight.
Grace Maxwell enlightens us on why we should actually be excited for the upcoming Twilight film… and no, it’s doesn’t have to do with wanting Edward’s hairstyle.
Tired of crappy lesbian movies that make Dude, Where’s My Car seem Oscar worthy? Yup, we are too!
So, last weekend, we settled in to watch La Cucina and I thought, “Food, wine, conversation, Leisha Hailey, what could go possibly go wrong?!” Well, it turns out that the answer to that little question is “quite a bit.”
Liked Chicago? Then don’t bother with Nine, because it’s like seeing a dress at the Gap that vaguely resembles a true work of art on the runway. Plus, Nine is less gay than Chicago, which means less awesome.
The bottom line is that “Whip It” is a fun feminist movie and “fun” and “feminist” aren’t paired nearly often enough. The action is driven by strong female characters who are unconventional in appearance and in the ways in which they behave. It’s all about connecting to people who help you find and embrace your true self.
Before the film there was a book. Grace Maxwell reviews Shamim Sharif’s I Can’t Think Straight, which has been adapted into a film that has been screened all over the world this year.
The other night I rented He’s Just Not That Into You. My perplexed house guest asked, “Why would you want to watch that —what kind of lesbian are you?” Uhmmm the kind that appreciates Ginnifer Goodwin, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Connelly, Scarlet Johansson, Sasha Alexander, and Bradley Cooper. Bradley Cooper? What? He is pretty – don’t judge. I am g…
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