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Gossip Girl writer says reboot will feature more LGBTQ and POC characters

“There’s a lot of queer content on this show.” Gossip Girl’s upcoming reboot will reportedly include more LGBTQ and POC characters. The original teen drama, which ran from 2007-2012, starred Leighton Meester, Blake Lively, Chace Crawford, Penn Badgley, Taylor Momsen, Jessica Szohr and Ed Westwick as privileged upper-class teens in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. It became a cultural phenomenon and launched the careers of several of its cast members. A ten-episode revival has been announced to air on HBO’s upcoming streaming service, HBO Max, which will be set “eight years…

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Is this our first look at Drag Race Canada? Fans seem to think so…

Start your engines, Canada! Last night, RuPaul’s Drag Race legend and season 11 runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes made a gag-worthy appearance at the People’s Choice Awards alongside stars such as Pink, Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Aniston, Zendaya and the Kardashians. The sickening performer took home the award for Most Hypeworthy Canadian, despite facing against A-List talent such as Keanu Reeves, Sandra Oh, Shawn Mendes, Cobie Smulders, Celine Dion, Drake and Nav Bhatia. The category wasn’t televised, so the producers had Brooke accept the honour in a pre-recorded video. Because she was…

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K-pop star Holland on coming out and providing a voice for LGBTQ people in South Korea

Holland is walking the path less travelled with pride. The South Korean singer, commonly referred to as the ‘first gay K-pop idol’ in the media, made a massive step for queer representation in his home country when he emerged onto the music scene last year as an out and proud artist, putting his sexuality (and his heart) on the line as he sang about discrimination and wanting to escape to a place where he can love freely on debut single Neverland. The music video featured a same-sex kiss, which disappointingly…

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All signs point to this as the theme of American Horror Story season 10

We are so on board. The latest episode of American Horror Story might’ve just revealed the theme for season 10. At the celebratory bash for the show’s milestone 100th episode, series creator Ryan Murphy confirmed to TV Guide that the eighth episode of the current season, 1984, would include “a big” clue as to what fans can expect next year. During the episode, there was one particular horror movie trope that kept being referenced: aliens and space. The first hint came from the tabloid journalist that Donna (Angelica Ross) and…

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Netflix unveil first look at Sex Education season 2

Netflix has unveiled the first images from Sex Education’s upcoming second season. The coming-of-age dramedy – which follows a sexually awkward teenager living with his sex therapist mother – garnered over 40 million viewers in its first week of release, becoming one of the streaming service’s most successful shows ever. It also received high acclaim from fans and critics for the cast’s performances, for tackling sensitive subjects and its diverse representation of the LGBTQ community, receiving a 91% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. In the second season, Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield)…

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Roger Godsiff blames an “intolerant vindictive” part of the LGBTQ community for his deselection

He also claimed the party was being run by a “militant LGBT network.” Earlier this year, as protests outside Birmingham primary schools teaching the No Outsiders programme, which promotes equality and diversity, heated up, Labour MP Roger Godsiff backed the parents. In a video, Godsiff was seen telling protesters: “I will continue to try and fight your corner because you’re right. Nothing more, nothing less – you’re right.” These comments got him reported to the Chief Whip, and he faced calls to stand down as an MP. At a meeting…

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Scientists believe they may have found a cure for HIV/AIDS

A 1,000 page document has been submitted which may contain the cure for HIV/AIDS. BioBuzz has reported that a new document submitted to the Food and Drug Administration from American Gene Technologies (AGT) may contain the cure to HIV/AIDS. The group submitted a 1,000 page document with their planned treatment. The treatment would see an individual’s cells cultured and expanded outside the body, before being reintroduced back, with just a single dose. The aim of this immunotherapy is for the donor’s cells to stop the AIDS virus from progressing and…

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Michelle Visage was at her sassiest in incredible Strictly routine

Only one dance deserved 10s last night, and it was her. It’s the week before Blackpool, so if you play the Strictly drinking game prepare to get hammered as they won’t let you forget about it. As the competition progresses we’re starting to see the importance of the leaderboard, as a usual high-flyer finished up quite low down on it. Last week, not only did we lose Will Bayley due to injury, but Mike Bushell survived the dance-off once again, and sent Viscountess Emma Weymouth back home. It was a…

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These Drag Race stars are Charlie’s Angels in hilarious parody

Alaska, Nina West and Peppermint are the Charlie’s Angels we didn’t know we needed. As the 2019 reboot of Charlie’s Angels nears our screens, you can expect a high number of parodies to be coming out. And one of the most important has recently landed, as VH1 teamed up with some of the cast of the reboot for this iconic short. Starring Drag Race legends Alaska, Peppermint and Nina West as Bo-Slay’s Angels, played by who else other than RuPaul, the short sees the three take on a “wig-snatcher” To…

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Charlie’s Angels will not label Kristen Stewart’s character’s sexuality

There had been speculation that her character may identify as LGBTQ. After casting was revealed for the Charlie’s Angels reboot, starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska, there was speculation that Stewart’s character, Sabine, may identify as LGBTQ. However, talking to Digital Spy, the film’s director Elizabeth Banks, who will also be playing, Bosley, ruled out the possibility, insisting that there wouldn’t be any labels on the character’s sexuality. When asked about having the first LGBTQ character in the franchise, Banks explained: “When I cast [Kristen Stewart], I just…

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