"Jimpa," Madonna's songbook & motorcycle tees: 10 things we're obsessed with this week - Queerty

"Welp, we've officially made it: It's Valentine's Gay weekend. And whether you're alone on the couch or hiding from your partner, there's been more than enough LGBTQ+ news to distract from all matters of the heart. How about we take this to the next level? Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy."

"This week, we mourned the loss of James Van Der Beek, geared up for Hayley Kiyoko's Girls Like Girls, and checked out Boston gay life. Plus, Ricky Martin appeared at the Super Bowl, we caught up with Terri Joe, and things got quick and dirty with Queerty's editors. Otherwise, we've been eating sweet treats, snagging slick fits, and fawning over Olivia Colman, as usual. Drumroll please! Now presenting, the 10 things we're obsessed with this week... 1. Sweethearts Candies... in this economy"

"Looking for Prince Charming in 2026? Good freaking luck. It's so rough out here that even Sweethearts Candies - you know, those cute little heart-shaped confections with cheeky sayings - is feeling the heat. That's why this year's Valentine's Day drop hilariously features new, more economy-minded phrases like "Buy N Bulk," "Split Rent," "Cook for 2," and most importantly, "Share Logn" alongside their usual sweet nothings."

Valentine's Gay weekend coincides with abundant LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture news, from celebrity appearances to lifestyle highlights. Coverage includes mourning James Van Der Beek, anticipation for Hayley Kiyoko's 'Girls Like Girls', exploration of Boston gay life, Ricky Martin's Super Bowl appearance, and catch-ups with Terri Joe and Queerty editors. Weekly obsessions include Sweethearts Candies' economy-themed messages, a retro Muppets short-sleeve shirt, sweet treats, fashion finds, and admiration for Olivia Colman. The list presents ten curated items ranging from products and style to celebrity moments and local queer life, framed as favorite picks for the week.

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