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Between The Lines
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Between The Lines With Bookish Lesbians

Bookish lesbians found one another in the queer bookstores of an earlier era -- and they also discovered community there. 

Pedro Almodóvar’s Serious Side
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Pedro Almodóvar’s Serious Side

After the campy I'm So Excited and the heightened, melodramatic The Skin I Live In, the Spanish auteur's new film, Julieta, is a complex, dramatic exploration of motherhood.   

Why Is TV Killing Its Queer Women?
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Why Is TV Killing Its Queer Women?

We get attached to lesbian and bi TV characters just in time to see them offed -- and in an almost predictable pattern. And viewers have had enough of it. 

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Tokyo in Translation

When immersing oneself in unfamiliar surroundings, sometimes even the tiniest hints of familiarity can be misread. 

Inside The Family TV Revolution
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Inside The Gay Teen TV Revolution

Shows aimed at and about adolescents have transformed family TV viewing while shaping a generation’s understanding of what it means to be queer in real life.

The Most Important Lesbian Writer Never Heard Of
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The Most Important Lesbian Writer Never Heard Of

This author of pulp fiction, mystery, and YA literature forever changed perceptions of same-sex love and desire.

SHORT IS THE LENGTH OF MY TRUE LOVES HAIR
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Short Is the Length of My True Love’s Hair

For many queer women, how we wear our hair is more than just a matter of convenience — though for others it’s precisely that.

Russell T. Davies
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The Unmistakably Gay World of Russell T Davies

Russell T Davies favors his current city over London, and flawed gays over paragons of TV virtue.

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The Forgotten Lesbian Classic That Needs a Second Look

The Killing of Sister George is a rare and unflinching glimpse into real-life late-1960s lesbianism, and it deserves reputation rehabilitation.

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Master Curation: How to Find Queer Hints in Art

A queer sensibility can be found in London's National Portrait Gallery. You just need to know where -- and how -- to look.