Shannon Keating

“You are beautiful, you are brilliant, and you are worthy of love.”

The Taylor Swift coming-out rumors mirror the way a lot of women try to suss out if their crushes are queer. Also, celesbian gossip is fun.

Opinion: I’m not proud of this country’s curtailment of human rights, but I am proud of Megan Rapinoe and her team for demanding better.

The family at the heart of HBO’s Years and Years alternates between anger and despair in the midst of global turmoil — just like us.

The best films out of Sundance 2020 include a feature based on a viral Twitter thread and a time-warp rom-com starring Andy Samberg.

Pandemics have historically pushed humanity to undergo great moral and spiritual reckonings. This one could be ours.

From Brad Pitt and Alia Shawkat (maybe) getting cozy during quarantine to Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas’s endless paparazzi walks, I can’t get enough of celebrity odd couples.

The exes’ reunion at a charity Fast Times at Ridgemont High table read last week was full of grins and giggles.

These are the films that give us all the ~holiday feels~.

The hit HBO Max miniseries is moving, but it overemphasizes the role of internalized homophobia and individual actions — rather than systemic violence — in worsening the first wave of the AIDS crisis. Spoilers ahead.

We’re so used to putting our entire lives online, but what if we just…didn’t?

She doesn’t need Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. That’s precisely what makes her a delight to watch.

The HBO documentary is a fascinating exploration of who has the right to raise a child. (Spoilers.)

Panic over critical race theory has bitterly divided the seaside town of Guilford, Connecticut. A pivotal school board election could change everything.

Stewart’s most challenging role yet, in Spencer, is a triumph — and a reminder that she’s always been a serious talent.

“I’ve invested too much hope only to be burned. I’m not going to hold stock in the future anymore.”

We talk about that underwhelming season finale. (Lots of spoilers.)

We’re looking to speak with queer and trans teachers for an upcoming BuzzFeed News story.

Joel Kim Booster’s new Hulu movie, Fire Island, is the rare rom-com to champion both nonmonogamous and monogamous romance — as well as the beauty of queer chosen family.

Cooper Raiff’s new movie is an endearing romance about the pains of growing up.