Category: LGBTQ+ TV series

Articles Benedict Bridgerton Culture LGBTQ+ News LGBTQ+ TV series Luke Thompson Netflix News Television

Bridgerton season 3: Here’s why fans are convinced Benedict may be queer

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Fans are holding out hope that Benedict will be Bridgerton‘s first queer lead.  Since 2020, viewers worldwide have been captivated by the Netflix drama due to its romantic storylines, scandalous twists and glamorous Regency-Era backdrop. The show has also received widespread acclaim from critics, with many lauding the series for its diversity and incredible performances from its talented cast. However, alongside the show’s positive praises, queer fans have criticised the series for its lack of LGBTQIA+ representation. Before the first season premiered, a trailer highlighted a gay sex scene between two…

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Articles Corinna Brown Culture Heartstopper Joe Locke Kit Connor Kizzy Edgell LGBTQ+ News LGBTQ+ TV series News Television Tobie Donovan Will Gao Yasmin Finney

Heartstopper: Netflix shares adorable season 2 blooper reel

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Netflix has released a hilarious new blooper reel for Heartstopper season 2.  Back in August, fans were finally treated to the highly anticipated second season of the beloved series.  In the new batch of episodes, Charlie (Locke) and Nick (Kit Connor) “navigate their new relationship” and the pressures of coming out to friends and family. Tara (Corinna Brown) and Darcy (Kizzy Edgell) endure some “unforeseen challenges,” which stem from the latter’s mysterious family life. Tao (William Gao) and Elle (Yasmin Finney) cautiously work out if they can be more than…

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A24 Articles Culture Douglas Stuart LGBTQ+ News LGBTQ+ Novel LGBTQ+ TV series News Queer Fiction Television Young Mungo

Young Mungo: A24 to adapt the critically acclaimed LGBTQ+ novel into a TV series

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Attention LGBTQ+ book enthusiasts, a TV adaptation of Young Mungo has been greenlit. According to Deadline, A24 will be leading the charge in creating a TV series based on the book by Scottish-American writer Douglas Stuart. The 46-year-old author has also been tapped to pen the screenplay for the project. As of this writing, the show is set to air on BBC, with a US broadcaster to be announced. The upcoming Young Mungo project is set to be Stuart’s second partnership with A24, who is also adapting his award-winning novel…

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