Xena: Warrior Princess

Sometimes a Wand is just a Wand (But Sometimes It Isn't!)
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Brent Hartinger
 on July 12, 2011 | Comments (25)

We look at some of pop culture's most famous penis-like objects and decide: hey, maybe they are talking about a penis!

AfterElton's Trending Topics: Shall We Dance?
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Lyle Masaki
 on July 7, 2011 | Comments (56)

What is your favorite dance sequence on TV or film? A sweet and romantic slow dance? A high-energy number? A so-bad-its-good jumble of awkward movements?

AfterElton's Trending Topics: First TV Crushes
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Lyle Masaki
 on June 23, 2011 | Comments (132)

Who was the first TV crush to draw your attention? A teen idol? A soap star? A cartoon?

Why Bisexual Vampires Suck
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Brent Hartinger
 on May 17, 2011 | Comments (55)

Hollywood long loved portraying evil vampires as bisexual. But guess what? Now that vampires are the “good” guys, they’re suddenly almost all straight.

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Interview: Lucy Lawless Tones it Down For "Spartacus"
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Brent Hartinger
 on January 13, 2010 | Comments (12)
The actress talks about her new high fantasy series set in the ancient world, and also shares second thoughts about the ending of Xena.
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Death By "Torchwood": Captain Jack, Ianto Jones, And The Rise Of The Queer Superhero
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Polina Skibinskaya
 on October 28, 2009 | Comments (119)
Did the death of a beloved character actually mark a positive turn in gay visibility? One writer takes the controversial position that it did.
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Xena for (Gay) Boys
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Dennis Ayers, Editor
 on January 31, 2007 | Comments (0)
The perfect gay icon formula: One warrior princess, plus blond sidekick, plus a lot of shirtless guys wielding swords!
The iPhone's big gay problem
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Christie Keith
 on July 12, 2007 | Comments (2)
I previewed the iPhone for a music blog I write for, and was all OMG what am I supposed to do with this paltry little 8 gigs of storage the iPhone has? Am I the
What makes "Buffy" a gay icon?
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Steven Frank
 on April 11, 2007 | Comments (10)
Ten years after Buffy's television debut, she's back in a new comic book series. We examine why gay men love the show so much.