Welcome to the debut of Curve quarterly!. So many of you have been asking me about Curve magazine’s status, so here’s a rundown of where we are 33 years after our first issue. As we’ll now be publishing — digitally — four times a year, the magazine continues to evolve.

Apr 27, 2021 · This is not your cliché housewife-falls-in-love-with-a-lesbian-and-leaves-her-husband-with-her-newly-found-identity story. What this is is an exploration of self.

Aug 30, 2020 · Drawing back the curtain on the queer female players of Hollywood’s golden age. As a gentleman scholar of the golden age of Hollywood, Boze Hadleigh has been sure to include as many queer women in his 15 books as possible, and with good reason: a number of the most talented screen icons were lesbian, bisexual or queer.

LOVE LIES BLEEDING. Equal parts brutal, sexy, and bizarre, Love Lies Bleeding is a sensory thriller ready to entice you and shock you. Lou, played with a captivating uncertainty by out and proud Kristen Stewart, lives a draining, banal life as a gym manager when she meets the determined, muscular, and beautiful Jackie (out and queer …

Apr 27, 2021 · Writer, producer, actor, former lawyer, queer, South Asian, Muslim, brown girl – just some of the words to describe Fawzia Mirza.

On the importance of being an out queer woman playing a queer character. Kate Jenkinson burst onto our screens in Season 4 of Wentworth as Allie Novak, love interest for Top Dog, Bea Smith.. She chats to us about the importance of being an out queer woman playing a queer character.

At one point, an excited woman, maybe a few years younger than us, approached the bench we sat on with a shy curiosity. She asked if we were together, and when we confirmed, she smiled so wide it cracked her face in half and let all the light inside of her out.

Jul 9, 2020 · Season Two of the dating show created during UK lockdown ‘Lovedown’ is now available to watch in full on the Lovedown YouTube channel. This is the first time a UK-based dating reality show has dedicated an entire season to LGBT+ contestants.

All photos by Jeanette Spicer. Among many other things, Jeanette Spicer is one of the publisher-editors of fellow lesbian publication, WMN zine, which Curve featured last year. In addition to her efforts at WMN, Spicer is a visual artist and editorial photographer whose work has been featured in the New York Times, New York Magazine, and the New Yorker.

From Stonewall activist Stormé DeLarverie to renowned author Leslie Feinberg, butch women have been influencing American lesbian culture since before the genesis of the contemporary Western identity that emerged in the 1940s-1950s. It became a formal identity within the underground lesbian bars of the time, where butch/femme dynamics simultaneously reflected and subverted mainstream gender norms.