Lesbian bar in DC brings queer people together with fun, comedy and performances
A League of Her Own, the only lesbian bar in Washington, D.C., allows patrons to let loose and enjoy a drag show.
Merriam-Webster declares ‘Gaslighting’ the word of the year and UMD students get why
It usually refers to relationships, but college students aren’t the only ones using it.
Amid Twitter controversies, open-source social media shines
Musk’s acquisition of Twitter has led to dramatic speculation about the fate of the site under its new leadership, as the popularity of alternative social platforms has increased since the deal went through.
On this episode, a Try Guy tries adultery
A video surfaced supposedly showing Ned Fulmer kissing and dancing with Try Guys associate producer Alexandria Herring at a New York night club.
The fall season has a certain kind of magic, but why?
People are crazy about fall, sure, but it is not without reason.
A Libra love letter to celebrate the best time of the year
The celebration of you, me and any other Libras in your life.
‘Pushed under the rug’: Twitch needs to take sexual assault allegations seriously
The platform’s response to two different kinds of scandals is telling of what the platform considers to be important.
With indie sleaze on the rise, achieve the aesthetic with three easy tricks
The 2010s are coming back in full force with the revival of indie sleaze.
Zendaya’s impressive Emmy win signals need for more celebration of Black art
Black women deservedly get recognition for their talents at the 74th annual Emmys.
Twitter Circle: The newest ‘close friends’ feature hits the platform
With ‘close friends’ features already in use on other social media platforms, Twitter’s most recent feature allows users to curate a smaller audience to tweet to.