Riese Lyn Bernard

2 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Riese Lyn Bernard

By the final month of her pregnancy, Gretchen was reportedly exhausted but still seemed to be moving swiftly through the world with the nimble vitality of a junior varsity field hockey captain. She was still attempting daily workouts. She was still walking her deranged, maniacal dog around our neighborhood despite said dog’s dreams of dislocating Gretchen’s shoulder and submerging her entire body in a pile of garden fertilizer.

3 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Riese Lyn Bernard

Well it’s April, which means two things are back: me (I’ve been on paternity leave for the past six weeks) and television programs that care about us a little bit! A lot of overdue high quality material is coming our way featuring lesbian, bisexual queer and trans characters. Love on the Spectrum: Season 3 // April 2A new queer is joining this dating show about people on the autism spectrum looking for love.

1 month ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Riese Lyn Bernard

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1 month ago | autostraddle.com | Drew Gregory |Riese Lyn Bernard

The 97th Academy Awards are this Sunday bringing us to the end of one of the more chaotic awards seasons in recent memory. But will the show itself have anything to rival the Moonlight/La La Land mix up or The Slap™? You’ll have to watch on ABC or Hulu to find out. But before then join us in our tradition of discussing the films nominated for Best Picture! We’ve been doing this since 2020 and it’s been fascinating to track as each Oscars got gayer and gayer — until this year.

2 months ago | autostraddle.com | Riese Lyn Bernard

In Gabrielle Korn’s Yours for the Taking, set a mere 25 years from the year in which we currently struggle to live, a reclusive billionaire / women’s rights activist is selected to preside over The Inside Project, a weather-safe, city-sized structure built atop Manhattan’s decaying bones. The world has succumbed to its predictable, climate-change-enabled demise, and few sustainable solutions remain.