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Welcome back to SheWired's Sugar Rush recaps. The breakout BBC show, about burgeoning lesbian love, currently airs on here! This week, Lenora Crichlow's Sugar gets her knickers off in public, Olivia Hallinan's Kim has pills, booze and shagging her BFF on her mind!
The writer and director of 'It's A Wonderful Knife' sat down with PRIDE to talk about making a super gay Christmas-themed horror movie and how two of the actors led to an onscreen romance they hadn't planned for.
Watch the exclusive clip of episode three now.
Before there was Title IX, athlete Debbie Millbern Powers had to fight just for her right to play sports. In 'Meeting Her Match,' the author recounts her struggle from a kid athlete without a team, to successful college hoops coach.
Actor Kit Williamson shares tips on where to dine in Las Vegas.
If vampires look like this than sign us up!
When it comes to films, where are all the bi guys??
The finale of the fourth season of True Blood on Sunday provided plenty of surprises of fans of the vampire series. Four notable characters met an untimely demise – for now. Sookie's (Anna Paquin) BFF Tara (Rutina Wesley), werewolf Debbie Pelt (Brit Morgan), vampire bigwig Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck) and aspiring Wiccan Jesus (Kevin Alejandro) were all killed or left for dead.
A former Marine, Liz Carmouche was attracted to MMA Fighting for the challenging athleticism, but before long, she would rise to the top of her class. Even more surprising than her rapid success, Carmouche found more acceptance as an out lesbian in the male-dominated, violent sport than she ever had in the armed forces.
There was no way we could possibly have prepared ourselves for such a crazy Fosters return.
There's a new couple to ship (pun intended)!
Speaking with PRIDE, Don Mancini, Zackary Arthur, Bjorgvin Arnarson, Alyvia Alyn Lind, and Bella Higginbotham open up about how the sophomore season takes the series even further.
Scream 4 is a creepy, funny, gory, surprising, star-studded celebration of the horror genre, and a genuinely good time. I was hooked on Scream 4 from the moment the epic opening sequence began. Do yourself a favor and skip checking the IMDB cast list -- it’s much more entertaining if you have no idea who’s going to pop up next. Not at all surprisingly, blood starts spilling about 3 minutes into the movie and doesn’t stop, although the opening sequence does rack up quite a high percentage of the film’s body count.
There are already so many fabulous queer movies to choose from!
Sports writer Helen Wortham proves that Women's Week in Provincetown is a full contact sport with the Red Sox nation and its own celebs including, Maggie Cassella,Kate Clinton, Erin Daniels, Michelle Clunie and Jennie McNulty.
If you thought there was nowhere else for Coven to go, you're wrong!
Entertainment Publicist Mona Elyafi muses over the red flags in lesbian relationships including a changed Facebook status, the prospective mother-in-law warning against her 'crackhead' daughter and more you-should-have-known-better tell-tale signs.
Mary & George, Chucky, We’re Here, Challengers, and more make for thrilling, queer viewing this month.
There's still so far to go, but it's also nice to celebrate those who've paved the way.
Vampire and witches and psychics, oh my!
