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Since it was announced last year, sapphics have been eagerly awaiting news on the lesbian softball comedy series Slo Pitch, and today we finally know the series is coming to Crave on September 25. It also dropped a hilarious trailer that only has us more hyped for the show. The mockumentary comedy follows a lovably queer beer league called the Brovaries. This underdog team is hell-bent on making it to the championship this season.

Ever since news broke of Dolly Parton’s death on Tuesday, August 25, social media has been an absolute flood of tributes, memories, and heartbreak. In addition to all the fans mourning the loss of an icon, friends and industry peers have struggled to find the words to express how much Parton meant to them, on both a personal level and a larger, global scale. You can hardly find a corner of social media right now that doesn’t mention Parton.

Queer soccer star Esther González left NJ/NY Gotham FC in July stating that she and the team has agreed to terminate her contract allowing her to attend to personal matters in Spain. Now, the club’s all-time leading scorer has joined Al-Qadsiah Saudi Women’s Football Club, shocking fans, especially queer ones. OFICIAL: Esther González fue presentada como NUEVA JUGADORA del Al-Qadsiah de Arabia Saudita.

Today, the nation is still mourning the passing of Dolly Parton, the singer, actress, LGBTQ+ ally, and philanthropist who was universally loved for her endless kindness, compassion, and good works. One of her proudest achievements, which she created as a tribute to her father, who could not read or write, was the Imagination Library, a nonprofit which supplied free, age-appropriate books to children across the world every month until their fifth birthday.

A Texas state law that bans drag performances in places where children could be present has been struck down for a second time. On Tuesday, US District Judge David Hittner said Texas can’t enforce its drag show ban. He explained that the law improperly prevents speech and violates the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. The ban was passed by the Texas legislature in 2023.

The Emmy-winning prolific British stage and film actor Tim Curry has died at age 80. Curry was known for his standout roles from The Rocky Horror Picture Show to Clue. In 2012, Curry suffered a stroke that left him unable to walk. He’d had health problems since. Tabloid TMZ reports that Curry died at his home in Los Angeles.

This story was originally reported by Amanda Becker of The 19th. Meet Amanda and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. It took mere minutes for the U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding state bans on trans athletes competing in women’s and girls’ sports to reverberate in Ohio’s competitive governor’s race — and the reactions from the Republican and Democratic nominees were all but indistinguishable.

A decade after the Black Mirror episode “San Junipero” premiered, the lesbian love story is getting a new imagining in the form of a graphic novel developed by the United Kingdom-based Twisted Comics and supported by the LGBTQ+ media advocacy group GLAAD. “San Junipero” premiered in the third season of Black Mirror, the Netflix anthology series. It’s set in a neon-lit town that ends up being a simulated reality where the dead and dying can continue to exist.

Dolly Parton, the beloved country singer, songwriter, entertainer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and queer icon, who has become an American icon died on Tuesday in Nashville at the age of 80. In the announcement posted on social media by her nephew, there was no cause provided for her passing.

Rosie O’Donnell’s triumphant return to television has people talking — and the way real life is mirroring one of our favorite Hacks storylines hasn’t gone unnoticed. The comedian made a serious splash over the past week as she stepped in to guest host Jimmy Kimmel Live! The four-night run marks her first time hosting late night TV, three full decades after she launched her wildly popular six season daytime talkshow, The Rosie O’Donnell Show, back in 1996.