How Gay Is Your TV?

d gets statistical on prime-time television, searching for the mythical “token gay” wherever she may find them.

Why It’s Awesome To Be Gay (In Toronto)

d looks on the bright side of queer life and why it’s great to be gay in the Great Queer North.

Today is a Good Day to Gay: Rob Ford and Toronto Pride

d praises the forward leaps in gay rights taken in New York this past week, and the backslides made in Toronto.

Gay Pride and Prejudice

June is Gay Pride Month, and our gay geek guy is marching proudly through the streets of his hometown. How about you?

Webcomics: The Window Into the Queer Soul

d talks about gay characters in the wide-open world of webcomics and drops a few recommendations.

Cruse-ing the Comics Scene: The Comics of Howard Cruse

I happened to be in a bookstore near Copley Square one day, and I spotted a brightly colored cartoon image of a naked man being lifted into the air by an angel…

It’s Complicated: When Facebook Status Can’t Describe You, Part 1

d talks about the complicated and sometimes dangerous nature of gay relationships.

Butch Love: New in Butch-Femme Online Dating

d ventures onto ButchFemmeDating.com to give queer girls the low-down on this new dating site.

We Are Family: A Totally Non-Incestuous Take on Gay Dating

d muses on the meaning of “family” to gay singles everywhere.

Set Phasers to Fabulous: Star Trek’s Homosexual Flirtation

These five words will never cease to thrill me: Star Trek’s first gay character. Every once in a while they roll this one out, creating some buzz before letting the rumour die an ignomious death on screen. The last candidate was Enterprise’s straight-laced British security officer, Lt. Malcolm Reed. This would have made me happy [...]