Articles Culture LGBTQ+ News LGBTQ+ TV Neil Patrick Harris Netflix News ShowTime Television Uncoupled

Uncoupled: Showtime picks up LGBTQ+ series for a second season

Uncoupled fans rejoice! The LGBTQ+ series is returning to our TV screens.  Back in January, fans of the Neil Patrick Harris-led show were left saddened after Netflix announced its cancellation (per Variety).  The show, which was created by Emily In Paris’ Darren Star, followed “successful New York City real estate agent” Michael Lawson (Harris), whose seemingly perfect life gets turned upside down after his long-term boyfriend Colin (Tuc Watkins) leaves him after 17 years.  “Overnight, he has to confront two nightmares: losing the man he thought was his soulmate and suddenly…

Read More
Articles Coming Out Story Culture LGBTQ+ actor LGBTQ+ News News Noah Schnapp Stranger Things Television

Noah Schnapp shares the sweet text he received from his grandfather after coming out

Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp has shared the sweet message his grandfather sent him after coming out. Back in January, the 18-year-old actor shocked fans when he came out as gay on TikTok. In a video posted to his 30 million followers, the 18-year-old actor was shown lip-syncing, “You know what it never was. That Serious. It was never that serious. Quite frankly, it would never be that serious.” Schnapp revealed further details on his coming out journey in the caption, writing: “When I finally told my friends and family…

Read More
Articles Culture Drag LGBTQ+ News MTV News RuPaul's Drag Race RuPaul's Drag Race season 15 Television The Daytona Wind World Of Wonder

Drag Race: The queens return to The Daytona Wind universe in episode 7

The queens headed to The Daytona Wind universe on this week’s episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race season 15. Spoilers ahead For this week’s maxi challenge, the queens were asked to dust off their acting chops and star in a reboot of the iconic Drag Race soap opera, The Daytona Wind. “Now, the action still centers around three feuding Drag Race dynasties. But this time, we’re serving the show sitcom style,” Ru explained.  Since Aura Mayari won last week’s challenge, Ru tasked her with assigning the queens their parts.  “This is…

Read More
Articles Culture HBO LGBTQ+ TV Lukas Gage Netflix News Television The White Lotus You

Lukas Gage wanted to “go as far as possible” with queer sex scene in You

Lukas Gage has gone viral with yet another queer sex sequence. The actor has just made his debut in the fourth season of Netflix’s psychological thriller series You as Adam Pratt, a wealthy brat and the son of a rich East Coast family. He also serves as a brand new foil for Penn Padgley’s toxic murderer Joe Goldberg. In the second episode, Joe discovers Adam’s secret fetish as he witnesses the pretentious American expat enjoying a bit of watersports with an unidentified waiter. It marks Gage’s second explicit queer sex…

Read More
Articles Culture Drag Drag Race Drag Race season 15 LGBTQ+ TV News RuPaul Television World Of Wonder WOW Presents Plus

Halleloo! Drag Race reveals when season 15 will return to 90 minute runtime

RuPaul’s Drag Race has announced when the series will return to its standard 90-minute runtime (with ads). In a tweet on Thursday (9 February), the official account revealed that season 15 will be bumped from 60 to 90 minutes “starting Friday March 10”. The decision to slash the runtime, in order to make room for MTV’s new LGBTQ+ series The Friends of WeHo, has been met with fierce opposition from fans, who launched a change.org petition for Drag Race “to return” to one-hour episodes. As a result of MTV’s decision,…

Read More
Articles Culture Drag Drag Race Drag Race season 15 LGBTQ+ TV Loni Love MTV News Television World Of Wonder WOW Presents Plus

Drag Race judge Loni Love issues apology to season 15 queens: ‘You deserve more’

Loni Love, a recurring judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race, has addressed the controversy that’s currently plaguing season 15. Although Drag Race’s move to MTV is major in terms of queer visibility, the series has been cut from its standard 60 minute runtime to 40 (without ads) in order to make room for another LGBTQ+ series, The Friends of WeHo. With the runway and judges’ deliberations being significantly shortened as a result, the decision was met with fierce opposition from fans, who launched a change.org petition for Drag Race “to return”…

Read More
Articles BBC Culture Doctor Who LGBTQ+ TV Ncuti Gatwa Netflix News Sex Education Television

Ncuti Gatwa reveals he’s leaving Sex Education: “Thank you for all the lessons”

The forthcoming fourth season of Sex Education will be the last outing for Ncuti Gatwa and his beloved character Eric Effiong. Gatwa announced the news as he commemorated the last day of filming. In an Instagram post, the actor shared a photo of his trailer door alongside the caption: “Last day. Last time. Bye bubs, thank you for all the lessons and for all the strength.” His co-star Aimee Lou Wood, who plays fan-favourite character Aimee Gibbs, mourned his departure, writing: “My heart hurts badly.” Gatwa has played Eric since…

Read More
Articles Bayard Rustin Colman Domingo Culture Euphoria HBO LGBTQ+ TV Netflix News Rustin Television

Euphoria star Colman Domingo to lead Netflix limited series The Madness

Colman Domingo will star in Netflix’s upcoming “conspiracy thriller” series The Madness. The actor will portray a “media pundit who is forced to fight for his innocence and his life” in the eight-episode limited drama “after he stumbles upon a murder deep in the Poconos woods.” Peter Friedlander, Vice President of Scripted Series at Netflix for the US and Canada, described The Madness as a “fresh take on the conspiracy thriller” and said it turns the genre “on its head with its multi-layered characters, propulsive action and swift pace.” “We…

Read More
Articles Bella Ramsey Culture HBO LGBTQ+ TV Melanie Lynskey News Pedro Pascal Television The Last Of Us

The Last of Us star Melanie Lynskey says it’s an ‘honour to push the homosexual agenda’

Melanie Lynskey has confirmed that she is – praise be – backing the “homosexual agenda”.  The Yellowjackets alum recently made her debut in the fourth episode of HBO’s post-apocalyptic drama The Last of Us as Kathleen, the ruthless leader of a revolutionary movement in Kansas City.  Although Lynskey doesn’t identify as queer, and her character seemingly doesn’t either, one viewer bizarrely accused her and the series for “more homosexual agenda pushing”; seemingly referencing the sexuality of Bella Ramsey’s leading character Ellie and episode three’s acclaimed gay love story between Murray…

Read More
FREE SHIPPING Worldwide On All Orders! #QUEERKSRead our Shipping & Delivery FAQs for details.
+ +