Liron and Mimi review and discuss Australian TV drama, A Place to Call Home.

Join us for a discussion of this week in television and film, women, the LGBTQ community, and where they all intersect. This week we review new movie Military Wives, as well as new documentaries The Woman Who Loved Giraffes, AKA Jane Roe, and Homosaywhat. We give you a heads up about new miniseries Quiz and new Dirty John season: The Betty Broderick Story, and we discuss the season finale (as well as the season as a whole) of Mrs. America. Listen to the new episode right here

Join us for a discussion of this week in television and film, women, the LGBTQ community, and where they all intersect. This week we are reviewing three films, Adrift, starring Shailene Woodley, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and the documentary RBG, about the Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. We are also discussing Netflix show Ozark, starring Laura Linney, and the important Netflix special Nanette by Hannah Gadsby. Listen to the new episode right here on our websi

Dear friends, Holiday season 2016 will not and should not look and feel like a holiday season any other year. Unfortunately, that is because many families are now torn apart, and many people do not know how they will be able to sit at the same table with family members who seem to have such a vastly different view on life, our country and our planet. But this holiday season we also have a chance to channel our anger, fear, sadness and frustration into action. Inspired by the

Tomorrow, our beloved website AfterEllen.com , is, for all intents and purposes, ceasing its operations. The site that we have come to think of as an essential part of our lives, the site that has celebrated our community, served as our voice and champion in the media, provided us with a space to exchange ideas and learn about our culture and make friends. The site that was more than just a webpage, but a cultural statement, an affirmation of the validity of our stories, our

SPOILER ALERT FOR “THE CATCH.” Last night it happened again. Minutes after I declared Margot and Felicity my new favorite lesbian couple on TV, minutes after we saw them in bed together, Felicity was killed, becoming just another addition to the list of OVER A DOZEN lesbian and bisexual female characters who have been killed on television in 2016 alone, and we are not even halfway into the year. The slap in the face hurt even more because it was Shonda Rhimes, a leading telev