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Hannah Einbinder says the latest episode of Hacks, “Montecito” is one of her favorite episodes of the entire series—but are you surprised?

After all, she gets to pal around with iconic series guest stars Cherry Jones & Leslie Bibb in a gorgeous mansion AND have Ava play couple with Jean Smart’s Deborah Vance, delivering on what a certain subsect of the show’s fans have been demanding since the very beginning.

Not to mention, that kiss with Jean? Hot! But as Hannah tells us: “This ain’t our first rodeo—me and Jean have been kissing, y'all!”

Head to the link in our bio to watch or read our full interview, where @hannaheinbinder gives us the inside scoop on @hacks’ gayest episode ever, reflects on what it’s meant to have been part of such an effortlessly queer show, and gives us the scoop on that cameo of “bi-girl icon” Jesse McCartney from a few episodes back.

The Devil Wears Prada 2, but make it pharmaceutical, starring @trixiemattel & @biqtchpuddin. That’s all. #TheDevilWearsPrada #TheDevilWearsPrada2

Writer & director: @johnhalbach
Editor: @manboynice
Director of photography: @robertmedgecombdp

Kim Petras says “Everything is Gay Mount Rushmore.” And we agree! @Queerty’s @jakegthompson spoke with the ‘Need for Speed’ popstar about her new music era, @heymistr, and her gay influences. Stay tuned for more to come! #KimPetras #Mistr #GayMountRushmore #MountRushmore @kimpetras

This week Miles Heizer showed off his jaw-dropping body transformation, Conrad Ricamora was cut from The Devil Wears Prada 2, and Madonna met with Anna Wintour.

David Beckham got some sun. Connor Storrie ruled the restroom. Ryan O’Connell worked out in the shower.

Follow the link in bio to read more on this week's insta-studs.

Up until recently, gay representation in media centered around two main stereotypes: flamboyant best friend and tragic subject. Even as gay love stories become more common, they’re still often presented as secretive or forbidden.

For women, the stereotypes are even worse. From 1976 to 2016, 35% of the lesbian or bisexual female characters featured on TV were 86’d by the end of their stint. The trope is known as “bury your gays.” Follow the link in bio to read more.

Up until recently, gay representation in media centered around two main stereotypes: flamboyant best friend and tragic subject. Even as gay love stories become more common, they’re still often presented as secretive or forbidden.

For women, the stereotypes are even worse. From 1976 to 2016, 35% of the lesbian or bisexual female characters featured on TV were 86’d by the end of their stint. The trope is known as “bury your gays.” Follow the link in bio to read more.

Up until recently, gay representation in media centered around two main stereotypes: flamboyant best friend and tragic subject. Even as gay love stories become more common, they’re still often presented as secretive or forbidden.

For women, the stereotypes are even worse. From 1976 to 2016, 35% of the lesbian or bisexual female characters featured on TV were 86’d by the end of their stint. The trope is known as “bury your gays.” Follow the link in bio to read more.

Up until recently, gay representation in media centered around two main stereotypes: flamboyant best friend and tragic subject. Even as gay love stories become more common, they’re still often presented as secretive or forbidden.

For women, the stereotypes are even worse. From 1976 to 2016, 35% of the lesbian or bisexual female characters featured on TV were 86’d by the end of their stint. The trope is known as “bury your gays.” Follow the link in bio to read more.

Stare into the Fueg-hole and let the origin place of sweet, hot Skittles Gummies Fuego singe itself into your retinas.

"I gave up Twitter a few years ago for my mental health. I’ve really gotten involved in Threads in the last year. It’s so fun.

I can troll MAGA people, which I love doing. If I troll MAGA people on Twitter, the MAGA people come after me."

- Andy Cohen speaking to Vulture about why he loves posting on Threads. Follow the link in bio to read more.

Making all sorts of headlines of late thanks to his former fling with Andy Cohen & his thoughts on hooking up with straight dudes, Sydney James Harcourt is a cat the whole world seems to be curious about—and rightly so!

Now serving Rum Tum Tugger realness in Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, the actor is a veteran of stage & screen, with credits that include Younger, a voice in Netflix‘s Castlevania anime series, and the original cast of a little musical you may have heard of called Hamilton.

Follow the link in bio to read more.

Making all sorts of headlines of late thanks to his former fling with Andy Cohen & his thoughts on hooking up with straight dudes, Sydney James Harcourt is a cat the whole world seems to be curious about—and rightly so!

Now serving Rum Tum Tugger realness in Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, the actor is a veteran of stage & screen, with credits that include Younger, a voice in Netflix‘s Castlevania anime series, and the original cast of a little musical you may have heard of called Hamilton.

Follow the link in bio to read more.

Making all sorts of headlines of late thanks to his former fling with Andy Cohen & his thoughts on hooking up with straight dudes, Sydney James Harcourt is a cat the whole world seems to be curious about—and rightly so!

Now serving Rum Tum Tugger realness in Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, the actor is a veteran of stage & screen, with credits that include Younger, a voice in Netflix‘s Castlevania anime series, and the original cast of a little musical you may have heard of called Hamilton.

Follow the link in bio to read more.

Making all sorts of headlines of late thanks to his former fling with Andy Cohen & his thoughts on hooking up with straight dudes, Sydney James Harcourt is a cat the whole world seems to be curious about—and rightly so!

Now serving Rum Tum Tugger realness in Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, the actor is a veteran of stage & screen, with credits that include Younger, a voice in Netflix‘s Castlevania anime series, and the original cast of a little musical you may have heard of called Hamilton.

Follow the link in bio to read more.

"Hi Jake,

My husband told me a while back that he wanted to post some mild photos of himself on Bluesky—shirtless, a little flirty, nothing too extreme. He’s always had a bit of an exhibitionist streak, and I’m no prude, so I’ve mostly found it endearing. I trust him, so it just felt like a harmless outlet. If anything, I’m kind of proud I have a sexy husband.

That said, the last time I saw his profile, it was just a few suggestive gym progress pics. Now I’ve found out he’s been building a much more explicit presence than I realized, and it’s starting to blow up. He has a big following now, and people we actually know are beginning to recognize him. That’s how I even found out how far it had gone.

So now I’m caught off guard. What I thought I was agreeing to feels very different from where we are now. I mean, it’s not just suggestive anymore… it’s gone full-on sexual.

Part of me thinks I shouldn’t care. We’ve always been open, and I don’t want to come off controlling. But another part of me feels betrayed and hurt that this escalated without really including me.

How do I figure out what my boundaries actually are here, and how do I tell him I might not be okay with this anymore?

Didn’t See It Coming"
Follow the #linkinbio for the response from @askjaketherapy of @lgbtqtherapyspace, and leave your thoughts below.

This Mother's Day, we're thankful that Chad Michaels gave birth to @morganmcmichaels, that we got to grow up with Daria on MTV, and that we're starting a new season of @rupaulsdragrace All Stars with a cast of legendary queens.

Are you single and looking to mingle while on vacation? A new study by Hidden has compiled a list of the best cities for LGBTQ+ people looking to enjoy a date.

The study looked at over 35 major cities. Researchers checked how safe each city is, how many LGBTQ+ people live there, and how many bars and clubs cater to the community. They also looked at how often people search dating apps, the cost of a typical date, and whether same-sex marriage is legal. Follow the link in bio to read more.

Are you single and looking to mingle while on vacation? A new study by Hidden has compiled a list of the best cities for LGBTQ+ people looking to enjoy a date.

The study looked at over 35 major cities. Researchers checked how safe each city is, how many LGBTQ+ people live there, and how many bars and clubs cater to the community. They also looked at how often people search dating apps, the cost of a typical date, and whether same-sex marriage is legal. Follow the link in bio to read more.

Are you single and looking to mingle while on vacation? A new study by Hidden has compiled a list of the best cities for LGBTQ+ people looking to enjoy a date.

The study looked at over 35 major cities. Researchers checked how safe each city is, how many LGBTQ+ people live there, and how many bars and clubs cater to the community. They also looked at how often people search dating apps, the cost of a typical date, and whether same-sex marriage is legal. Follow the link in bio to read more.

As we begin this new season of @rupaulsdragrace All Stars, we asked our fave @morganmcmichaels what message she would like to share with the fandom.