There are times to be unsportsmanlike, and this is one
By Buddy Early, January 2021 Issue. There is an unwritten rule in football you’re expected to follow when your team is up by several touchdowns with a few minutes [...]
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Holiday gift guide for the athletes in your life
To the joy of many, the holiday season is upon us. For most of us, this means that we’ll soon begin searching for the perfect gifts for those special people in our lives. [...]
We gotta fight (or not) for our rights
By Buddy Early, December 2020 Issue. There’s a common sentiment that has been repeated since the beginning of last summer, when protests over police brutality flared up in [...]
Queerly Digital: Halloween With Carmilla and Daughters of Darkness
By David-Elijah Nahmod Welcome to Queerly Digital, a regular column about LGBTQ cinema on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming platforms. A new take on an old classic and a restored [...]
Stupid is as stupid does
By Buddy Early, November 2020 Issue. Earlier this summer, at the height of protests regarding police brutality, one of my (former) friends started circulating a racist and [...]
Queerly Digital: From Zero to I Love You
By David-Elijah Nahmod Welcome to Queerly Digital, a regular column about LGBTQ cinema on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming platforms. Two attractive guys topline this charming low [...]
How social media perverts the principles of both social and media
By Buddy Early, October 2020 Issue. I’ve noticed one of the more popular things to do on social media is grumble about how others are using their social media. It works [...]
Dump Trump and Make America Funny Again
By Buddy Early, September 2020 Issue. When I started writing this column a few years ago, I told the then-editor I wanted it to be light, positive, and uplifting. I also said [...]
Seeing the Rainbow: A personal essay
By Fiske S. Nyirongo The first time I ever let people into my ‘closet’, I was fifteen years old. I was a new high school student in a school I liked. I was now on the [...]
Intersectionality is a big word, but nothing to be afraid of
By Buddy Early, August 2020 Issue. There’s something that has been gnawing at me for the better part of a decade. You see, in the early 2000s I served as “the voice” of [...]
How The Last of Us Part II’s Final Battle Broke Me
By Colby Tortorici As I played through the majority of The Last of Us Part II, I knew that I had something special on my hands. This was something that was pretty [...]
The world will never be the same
By Colby Tortorici Just a couple of weeks ago, I was thinking about all of the things that I would do once the world goes back to normal. I now know that the world will never [...]
So much for my 2020 vision
By Buddy Early, July 2020 Issue. Not even the most inventive Hollywood minds could script a three-and-a-half year run like we’ve had. Sure, individually the phenomena of [...]
Circus of Books: A moving, insightful documentary about an iconic gay bookstore and the straight couple who ran it
By David-Elijah Nahmod Rachel Mason’s Circus of Books, now streaming on Netflix, is an insightful documentary about her parents, a down to earth straight couple who [...]
Listen up: Colby plans your summer jams
In a break from the never-ending COVID-19 of it all, let’s talk about something a little bit lighter for once. That’s right, it’s time for Colby’s inaugural, but [...]
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