Making a t-shirt for every neurodiverse gay man who is struggling right now and remembers how much that one English teacher was rooting for them...
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Making a t-shirt for every neurodiverse gay man who is struggling right now and remembers how much that one English teacher was rooting for them...
Flyer showcasing the title and details of the Karen Tongson lecture, showing a photo of Dr. Tongson alongside an image of Pedro Pascal and Bell Ramsey looking back stoically in a post art image from The Last of Us (HBO). Bio reads: "Karen Tongson is Professor of English, gender & sexuality studies, and American studies & ethnicity, and chair of the Department of Gender & Sexuality Studies. She is the 2019 recipient of the Lambda Literary Jeanne Córdova Award for Lesbian/Queer Nonfiction, and the author of Normporn: Queer Viewers and the TV that Soothes Us (2023), Why Karen Carpenter Matters (2019; Lambda Literary Award nominee in LGBTQ Nonfiction; Pitchfork’s Best Music Books of 2019, The Believer Book Award, longlist, 2020), Relocations: Queer Suburban Imaginaries (2011). For ten years, she co-edited the award-winning book series, Postmillennial Pop with Henry Jenkins at NYU Press. Currently, she serves as co-editor of the Singles book series at Duke University Press with Summer Kim Lee."
Please join the English Department and Center for Gender and Sexuality on April 15, 2026 for an invited lecture by Karen Tongson @inlandemperor.bsky.social titled "The Rest of Us: Normporn TV after the Apocalypse." 5:00 PM at 5057 Woodward Room 10302. Free and open to the public!
Flyer advertising an author talk with cartoonist and educator Megfie Ramm. Features select comic panels and drawings of the character Bat Cat.
Please join the Center for Gender and Sexuality and Department of English for a special author talk with non-binary cartoonist and comic educator @meggietheramm.bsky.social !
Tuesday April 7 at 11:30 am in 5057 Woodward room 10302. Free and open to the public!
Pink and bkue saturated still image of the cast of But I'm a Cheerleader accompanied by event details.
Come watch the queer classic But I'm a Cheerleader with the Center for Gender and Sexuality Wednesday March 4th beginning at 5:00 PM, followed immediately by a virtual Q&A with producer Andrea Sperling.
670, 6th floor of the Student Center building at 5221 Gullen Mall Detroit,48202.
It's so dumb that Warner Bros is performing well and it for some reason HAS to be sold because everything must get bigger and bigger to serve the stock market until there is only one company. deadline.com/2026/02/box-...
Rachel McAdams soaked in blood and brandishing a knife on a movie poster for SEND HELP.
SEND HELP has the aura of a classic Hitchcock thriller complete with stylish visual storytelling and attractive lead actors doing banter while likely plotting each other's demise. Yet it also has the distinct ickyness and slimyness of Sam Raimi. Somehow it works!
Movie poster showing Sam Rockwell wrapped in wires and surrounded by robots and other tech advertising Good Luck. Have Fun. Don't Die.
See this movie!
#HappyValentinesDay
Screenshot of three horror scholars each in a separate spotlighted Zoom square, displaying the books Queer Slashers, Beyond the Lesbian Vampire, and Queer for Fear proudly.
Queer Horror Roundtable with Dr. Heather O. Petrocelli and Dr. Sam Tabet. Celebrating our trio of spooky gay books!
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A lesser seen gem I caught in theaters some weeks ago. For the crowd who loves Carrie and Let The Right One In. It's a sort of icky male puberty film that also verges on body horror.
If you're looking to revisit some of Catherine O'Hara's legendary comedic performances, Netflix has added four of her Christopher Guest comedies in the US:
Waiting For Guffman
Best In Show
A Mighty Wind
For Your Consideration
I will be a part of a roundtable discussion with fellow queer horror scholars Heather O. Petrocelli and Sam Tabet on Friday, February 6 at 6:00 PM Eastern!
Registration and schedule details can be found here: www.queerhorrorconference.com
Lady Gaga performing "Abracadabra" at 2026 Grammys.
I did indeed gasp a gay gasp at the camera panning down to catch her in the reflective stage floor.
Orange tabby cat sleeping in a pile of Squishables.
He really looks comfy.
Gay bear wirh dark brown floppy hair and a reddish brown beard and mustache.
In the sunlight, my beard hair and my head hair really appear to be two totally unrelated colors.
I think the goldfish roller coaster moment in this was my single biggest laugh in a theater last year.
Frazzled gay bear bundled up in Winter coat.
It's been so cold for so long here that I am starting to take it personally.
Laura Dern wearing blue velvet to talk at a screening of Inland Empire tonight in London for what would've been David Lynch's 80th birthday fully got me tearing up...
Me, a large gay bear in plaid, with a gray streak in my hair.
Going especially gray lately.
Ralph Fiennes serving in The Bone Temple.
"Shantay, you stay"
Orange tabby cat standing in front of a laptop screen.
Dear students: Kevin is making your syllabus. All bets are off. The final paper must be about tuna.
Happy gazing smile
Evidently, this is how I look at my cat Kevin when he's being cute. (reversed camera)
Movie poster collage: Bone Lake The Brooklyn Butcher Drop Dust Bunny Hag The Hands that Rocks the Cradle I Don't Understand You The Other The Parenting Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare Queens of the Dead R.L. Stine's Pumpkinhead Shelby Oaks The Surrender Takeout There's A Zombie Outside
Horror features by queer directors released in 2025. Please share if you know others!
A graphic for my 100 Best Horror Movies & Thrillers of 2025
100 BEST HORROR MOVIES & THRILLERS OF 2025
My massive year-end list is here. It’s a roundup encompassing all the best in found footage, slashers, revenge, queer horror, and more.
Picks include Good Boy, Horror in the High Desert 4, and MANY MORE!!!
🔗 bsidesbadlands.com/100-best-hor...
Probably "Saturday Night" and "Trouble." And on vinyl they are each the last song on their respective side. So they serve as triumphant finales.
This is one of my new favorite Gaga things. And it's been quite a good year.
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Natalia Kills, Trouble on pink splatter vinyl from Graffiti Records.
Gifted myself the new vinyl release of one of the best pop albums of the 2010s!
Sugourney Weaver in floral print dress seated next t9 a grisled Mads Mikkelsen and a young girl resembling snow white with a red bow in her hair.
Dust Bunny is a joyous work of genre miscellany, part John Wick part Pan's Labyrinth. Bryan Fuller does the absolute most with production design and costuming.
Love this one!
