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I’ll be honest. Superman was never really a hero to me. I’ve never subscribed to pop culture’s attempt to indoctrinate generations of boys into a lackluster, misleading concept of masculinity and power. As an American millennial, I’ve been socialized to observe so many superheroes’ performative masculinity (in comic books, TVContinue Reading

Tammy Slaton has officially found her happily ever after. The 1000-Lb. Sisters star is engaged to her girlfriend, Andrea Dalton, and is opening up about the romantic proposal that marked the next chapter in their relationship. Fans were introduced to Dalton during season 7 of 1000-Lb. Sisters, where viewers gotContinue Reading

Jonathan Bailey has captivated audiences with his charm, wit, and undeniably swoon-worthy voice. Now, he’s putting that voice to very different use. The Jurassic World: Rebirth star will play the legendary Count Dracula in Audible’s ambitious new adaptation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 gothic horror novel, and it’s safe to sayContinue Reading

For Alex Michaels, better known to RuPaul’s Drag Race fans as Alexis Michelle, stepping into Edna Turnblad’s sensible shoes isn’t just another role. It’s the culmination of a dream that began more than two decades ago. When I caught up with Michaels ahead of Hairspray ‘s run at the historicContinue Reading

A beauty salon in Kyiv, Ukraine has had severed pig heads dumped at its entrance after publicly supporting LGBTQ+ people. The attack on the G.Bar salon on Lesi Ukrainky Boulevard took place on 21 July, the chain’s management said on Instagram (WARNING – the Instagram post features graphic images). G.BarContinue Reading

For decades, Renée Jacobs has been fighting for LGBTQ+ visibility. Before she became an internationally recognized photographer, she was helping shape queer legal history as a civil rights and constitutional litigator, bringing some of the earliest gay rights cases in the United States. Today, her newest photography collection, Dreams fromContinue Reading

For 2025 titles, click here. The Beast by Katee Robert They All Fall in Love at the End by Haili Blassingame Devour Me by Emily Rath The Halls of the Dead by S.M. Hallow Strange Lights by Mira González Bonus: These are all standalones or series openers, but for a sequel, check out CaptiveContinue Reading

Thirty-five years after Martin Scorsese‘s Cape Fear terrified audiences, the story has returned with a fresh psychological edge. Apple TV‘s 10-episode limited series reimagines the classic thriller through a modern lens, exploring surveillance, technology, fractured families and the unsettling ways fear can infiltrate everyday life. Created, written and executive producedContinue Reading

For Jess McLeod, authentic queer representation isn’t about creating perfect characters. It’s about creating honest ones. After a breakout year that includes starring in Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma , joining Season 2 of AMC’s The Audacity, appearing alongside Bob Odenkirk in Normal, and working toContinue Reading

A decades-long federal funding stream that supports frontline HIV prevention efforts across the United States may soon come to an end, leaving nearly 100 community-based organizations facing an uncertain future. Advocates with the Save HIV Funding campaign are sounding the alarm after reports that the Centers for Disease Control andContinue Reading

Jenna Robinson and Zoe Clifton have revealed they are married, four years after meeting on Married At First Sight UK as the show’s first ever lesbian couple. The pair shared photos from an intimate garden ceremony on Instagram. Robinson, 36, posted a gallery of images from the day and wrote:Continue Reading

For more than a decade, Disney’s Descendants franchise has reimagined the worlds of classic heroes and villains through the eyes of their children. Beginning with 2015’s Descendants, followed by Descendants 2, Descendants 3, The Royal Wedding, and 2024’s Descendants: The Rise of Red, the series has built an ever-expanding DisneyContinue Reading