How the Footy Has Influenced My Queerness
A sense of community? Rooting for the underdog? Perhaps AFL and queerness are more similar than they seem.
Author: Matilda Douglas-Henry
Matilda is the editor of Heaps Gay. She is obsessed with all things related to the Knowles family, and in her spare time enjoys seeking out the homoerotic in every manifestation of contemporary pop culture. You can marvel at how few twitter followers she has at @matilsmatils
Poussey Gets Her Happy Ending!
Lauren Morelli and Samira Wiley are engaged!
QUEER CRUSH OF THE WEEK: GUSSY
We talked to the inimitable GUSSY about ballet, millennial anxieties, and their biggest influences.
How Queer Television Characters Have Been Faring In 2016
From Lexa to Poussey to Ilana, we’ve got you covered.
This is Not Art: Forging a Path for Great Queer Events in Regional Spaces
To tie in with our first Newcastle-based event – held over the upcoming long weekend – we thought the focus should shift to an initiative that has been around for a hell of a lot longer than us, that are offering a thrilling and vibrant solution to open-minded queer expression outside of capital cities.
The Queers of Melbourne’s Inner North: A Photography Series by Maddie Stephenson
Meet some of Melbourne’s most beautiful queers, courtesy of stunning photography by Maddie Stephenson.
QUEER CRUSH OF THE WEEK: Dee Fidge
I am yet to meet Dee Fidge, but a few hours spent perusing her pitch-perfect Twitter feed has made me feel like I have. Whether she is ruminating on the psychological process of birds or tapping into your deepest insecurities with only…
Now that Angelina is Single: A List of Prospective New Partners
While Angelina Josie has existed for the past twelve years as the partner of Brad Pitt, it’s important to remember her roots as one of the original queer queens of Hollywood. I don’t know about you, but I reckon their shock divorce…
What I NEED From Transparent Season 3
The power of Jill Soloway’s extraordinary Amazon series Transparent cannot be denied. The show has a rapturous following, and rightly so. Telling the story of a privileged Los Angeles family’s navigation of queerness – sparked by the patriarch coming out as trans…