Drew Gregory

1 week ago | autostraddle.com | Drew Gregory |Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya

The following article contains some spoilers for ep. 1-4 of The Studio. Welcome to our series called Dykes Discuss, where we discuss media and topics that aren’t necessarily lesbian-forward but that we still want to weigh in on! We have fun!Kayla: We’re dykes and we have been watching The Studio on Apple TV. Drew: Something about me is I love Seth Rogen. Kayla: I do, too!Drew: The summer of 2007 was big for me because Knocked Up and Superbad were the first two movies I ever snuck into.

2 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Drew Gregory

During a video interview with GQ in 2019, Willem Dafoe became a meme. “He’s gay,” Dafoe says, describing his character from The Boondock Saints. “But he has a special connection to classical music. There’s many things that are interesting about him.” It’s funny because of Dafoe’s delivery and the specific of classical music. But it’s also funny because the pause after “he’s gay” followed by only one other characteristic really prioritizes the gay of it all.

2 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Drew Gregory

Tinx, aka Christina Najjar, is an influencer with 1.5 million TikTok followers and The New York Times bestselling author of self-help book The Shift: Change Your Perspective, Not Yourself. In a 2022 profile, The New Yorker described Tinx’s myriad fans as appreciating her “wisdom on self-esteem and how to avoid fuckboys.” Tinx has a podcast and a call-in radio show on SiriusXM.

2 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Drew Gregory

Long distance relationships are often considered lesbian culture, but not every queer has the ability to make it work. Long distance relationships are hard! They require expert communication, compromise, and compatibility. Having been in a long distance relationship for four years, I’ve deemed myself an expert, and put together this super scientific quiz to impart my knowledge. Do you have what it takes to do lesbian long distance? Or should you stick to lesbian local?

2 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Drew Gregory

Times have changed! Whose on top one week, can be on the bottom the next. Anything can happen on Drag Race if it makes for good TV and a producer-approved conclusion. Following last week’s double save, everyone is happy except Sam. While Lexi and Suzie seem excited to have witnessed a great lip sync, Sam would really prefer to be in the top four. I don’t blame her. If someone had gone home, there’d be a good chance based on prior seasons that everyone remaining would be going on to the finale.