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When you see Myha'la on screen, there’s no denying her star power. The 5’1” scene stealer acts in a no holds barred manner that is undeniable — you simply can’t look away. And in real life, the Industry star’s presence is just as compelling.

To put it simply: There really is no one doing it like her. Despite her rightful claims to all which comes with being a certified *Diva*, Myha'la is, in fact, what we in the business call a real ass b****. She’s unafraid to speak her mind. She cares deeply about justice. And she serves down in both a gown and a pantsuit.

At the link in bio, our February cover star sits down with none other than @hellotefi to chat about Industry, marriage, and standing up for what’s right.

Photographer: @lianbenoit
First assistant: @slightlycaptivated
Stylist: @dionemdavis
Assistant Stylist: Keanu Mohammed
Hair: @stylebysergio
Make-up: @bratmobile1999
Producer: @seanabruff
Production design: @linden_elstran
Executive Editor: @ludwighurtado
Editor-in-Chief: @fransexuality
Entertainment Editor: @keaton.kilde.bell
Social Media Manager: @anaf_osorno

“Creating a [top surgery] aftercare plan forces trans people to reckon with uncertainty. Often, the only choice it leaves us is to go running towards each other,” Sohini Desai writes.

This interdependence forms what one person refers to as an “inheritance of care” — knowledge, materials, and generosity passed from one trans person to the next, like heirlooms. “The next time I know someone who gets top surgery, I know how to be there,” Ana Bukowski tells Desai.

At the link in bio, a breakdown of why, for many people getting top surgery, community aftercare includes their ex.

“Creating a [top surgery] aftercare plan forces trans people to reckon with uncertainty. Often, the only choice it leaves us is to go running towards each other,” Sohini Desai writes.

This interdependence forms what one person refers to as an “inheritance of care” — knowledge, materials, and generosity passed from one trans person to the next, like heirlooms. “The next time I know someone who gets top surgery, I know how to be there,” Ana Bukowski tells Desai.

At the link in bio, a breakdown of why, for many people getting top surgery, community aftercare includes their ex.

“Creating a [top surgery] aftercare plan forces trans people to reckon with uncertainty. Often, the only choice it leaves us is to go running towards each other,” Sohini Desai writes.

This interdependence forms what one person refers to as an “inheritance of care” — knowledge, materials, and generosity passed from one trans person to the next, like heirlooms. “The next time I know someone who gets top surgery, I know how to be there,” Ana Bukowski tells Desai.

At the link in bio, a breakdown of why, for many people getting top surgery, community aftercare includes their ex.

This week, republicans in the House of Representatives passed the “Stopping Indoctrination and Protecting Kids Act,” also known as H.R. 2616 bill — with the help of eight Democrats — that, if approved by the Senate and signed into law by President Donald Trump, would force teachers across the country to out trans kids to their parents. It would also ban schools nationwide from acknowledging that trans people even exist.

At the link in bio, a list of the eight dems who voted for this horrific anti-trans policy.

We love their friendship. 🥹

“Bella’s — that’s my person. They’re so smart, Bella’s the smartest person I know. I think Bella’s gonna slay that castle.”

Link in bio to watch the full video of Pascal's reaction to Ramsey going on Celebrity Traitors.

Let's go, lesbians!!!

Last night, Montréal Victoire beat the Ottawa Charge in game four of the PWHL championship, officially winning the Walter Cup for the first time. And yes, lesbians everywhere fell to their knees watching the team’s captain, Marie-Philip Poulin and her wife/teammate, Laura Stacey, celebrate their win. Love is real!

Link in bio to read all of the best responses.

Video: @thepwhlofficial

“Sports have never been fair. If they were, everyone would be the same height and have the same access to resources, but that’s just not reality.”

At the link in bio, read Browne's full statement.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster just signed a terrifying bathroom law which will segregate multi-stall bathrooms and changing spaces at public K-12 schools and public colleges and universities based on sex assigned at birth. Single-user restrooms will be made available upon request, including porta-potties.

“We all care about safety and privacy for students; this law isn't about that. This law is about making life harder for a small group of students who already face higher risks of bullying, harassment, and violence,” Jace Woodrum, the first trans executive director of the ACLU of South Carolina, said.

Link in bio to read the full story.

Derrick Lumiere (@lumierrree) is here to serve, like always. This week, he joins @peytondix in the Cubbyhole bathroom and let’s just say you’ll want to stick around until the end.

"What I see from the series is the beautiful journey we went on, and you can pick it apart if you want — which you’re going to — but just know I don’t hold space for that."

The latest season of Couples Therapy has a breakout star and her name is Shay Neary (@watchshayslay), the first trans plus-sized model to land a major fashion campaign.

At the link in bio, Neary addresses her appearance on season five of the beloved show alongside her ex-partner Maeve, who went by a different name at time of filming.

Link in bio to read.

Why can't we have good things??

Three koi fish painted by noted gay artist Jeremy Novy on a Milwaukee sidewalk were graffitied with bright green paint and with the word “f*g” one day after they were repainted.

“I definitely feel like it was a personal attack on my sexual orientation, and me as like a person," Novy told NBC affiliate WTMJ.

Link in bio for everything we know.

TW:This story contains descriptions of fatal violence against a trans woman.

“If there was just a monster or evil, she still tried to find the smallest good in that person."

The sister of slain Brooklyn trans woman Eryka Caldwell shared further details about the relationship between Caldwell and her alleged killer, Jonathan Fernandez, saying that their relationship had previously led Caldwell to seek help in domestic violence shelters.

Link in bio to read the full story.

Do people even scissor anymore? Asking for a friend...

At the link in bio, queer sexperts answer your most commonly asked questions about scissoring — in response to the recent Twitter discourse we've been seeing.