Abbi Jacobson and Dave Franco have a new film out this weekend on Netflix called 6 Balloons, written and directed by Marja-Lewis Ryan, who just so happens to also be the showrunner for the upcoming L Word reboot. While both Jacobson and Franco are known for comedy, 6 Balloons is very definitely not that. However, when promoting the film, Jacobson confirmed something that will likely put smiles on a lot of people's faces.

In February, queer-identified visual artist Miranda Britton developed a ten-piece fan art series that imagines what it would be like if two of the female-identified TV characters had ended up together. Miranda believes her pairings improve the sitcoms by breaking up the monotony of the typical hetero ending we’ve all come to expect.

Love, Simon is an adorable addition to the teen movie canon. Based on the 2015 book, Simon Vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli, the film is a charming romcom about a teen named Simon (Nick Robinson), who falls for an unidentified student from his high school he starts emailing with. It might sound familiar, except for one huge difference … Simon’s gay.

February has come and gone, yes, but here to stay is a whole slew of phenomenal queer reads you need to get on your radar, stat. From coming-of-age Young Adult to sizzling Romance, nail-biting Mystery to Anthologies and Collections chock full of big name authors, the best of last month’s reads are a fantastic mix of subgenres that will leave you desperate for more once you hit that final page.

What began as a piece of press to promote Lee Pace's upcoming Broadway role turned into something that highlights the frustrating balance marginalized people have to strike between living their lives and being considered spokespeople for a Movement.

It isn't only gender bias that's getting a well-deserved spotlight at tonight's Oscars. The Latinx community has a lot to be proud of tonight, as does the queer community...not to mention a historic moment for Latinx trans women.

Showrunner Ben Wexler recently tweeted out a call for fellow showrunners to "be done filming television shows in Georgia" if the state passes a bill which would allow adoption agencies to discriminate against same-sex couples.

A Jazz singer who dressed like a man and was openly a lesbian, Gladys Bentley was the First Lady of the Speak Easy.

There are some great films that don't take advantage of shock value when telling an LGBTQIAP+ story, but they're often difficult to find. So we’ve found a handle of them for you right here.

Netflix brought the groundbreaking reality show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy back to life in an America that needs it more than ever.

Transparent without the trans parent? Looks like that's what we can expect from Season Five of the hit Amazon show as series star, Jeffrey Tambor, has officially been booted from the show in response to the allegations of sexual harassment and assault against him.

Apparently working on two shows, one of which she created, isn't enough for Emmy Award-winning writer Lena Waithe. Now, another one of her shows has received a pilot order, and if all goes well, the result will be a show that puts a queer girl of color at the center of the storytelling.

People are wondering where the queer scene in the Black Panther script went?

Tonya Harvey, a trans woman from Buffalo, NY, has just become the third trans person (and the second of color) to be killed in 2018, following 42-year-old Christa Leigh Steele-Knudslien from Massachusetts, and Viccky Gutierrez from Los Angeles, CA. Now, the Erie County District Attorney's office is looking into the killing as a hate crime.

The above headline is apparently the world we live in now. Hell, the world we still live in, because apparently nothing's changed as much as we think it has.

Hey, it's me, Mike Pence—you know, the Vice President, the one with the dead eyes? For some reason, the first openly gay male athlete to qualify for the U.S. Winter Olympics team implied that he doesn't want to hang out with me in Pyeongchang, and I can't figure out why.

The new year kicked off with a bang, promising new beginnings and a whole wealth of opportunity and possibility. Included in that were some truly amazing new queer reads, running the gamut of YA, NA, SFF, Romance, and beyond.