It’s crazy to think that only one hundred years ago being gay was almost completely unaccepted and unheard of. This didn’t mean that it didn’t exist however it just stayed underground with very few people willing to come out. We’ve … Continue reading
We have so many ways to connect with people, with new apps and online services popping up all of the time. I am a huge fan of the new app Periscope (Check our @BriaandChrissy). The great thing about Instagram is … Continue reading
Lessa Millet, an artist who is taking over Instagram, just released her version of a boob chart. Do any of you remember reading fashion magazines when you were younger and trying to determine if you would be a peach, pear … Continue reading
These days there is a subtle difference between Miley Cyrus from her Hanna Montana days and her modern image. Wait did I say subtle? I meant to say incredible! Unless you’ve been living under the sea for the past few years you … Continue reading
Now, don’t get her confused with Ellen Degeneres… you know our women crush Wednesday this week. The queen of sitcom… Jane Lynch. Jane Lynch was always hilarious and talented saturating comedy channels with her presence but it wasn’t until Glee … Continue reading
Coming out is a very hard thing to do, we are constantly weighed down by old views on marriage and relationships. There are even still parts of society that condemn the gay community and who like to publicly display their … Continue reading
We love Hart! If you haven’t seen Hart on YouTube check her out! From the famous Watermelon video to her alter ego videos by MichelléMay and D’Monte Keekel Johnson. She is entertaining and charismatic. She touches on real everyday issues that she is … Continue reading
Everyday can be a struggle when you classify in the LGBT spectrum and suffer from mental illness. I know this all to well. I have had depression, OCD and anxiety throughout my life. It is known that LGBT youth are … Continue reading
AXE Commercial – Parody – Lesbian Effect Have a great day! Filming our truth or dare #PillowTalk! @srotellax is really into it. A photo posted by The Gay Women Channel (@gaywomenchannel) on Oct 10, 2014 at 3:21pm PDT
Sonya Tayeh is a jazz and contemporary choreographer and dance teacher born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Detroit, Michigan. She began dancing at the age of 14 and later started her intensive dance training after she turned 18 and went to Wayne State University. This … Continue reading