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Whether you know Robert Irwin from his thrilling routines on Dancing with the Stars last year, that underwear campaign, or simply his conservation and wildlife work there’s one thing you really should know, he’s a “proud” LGBTQ+ ally. The son of the late ‘Crocodile Hunter’ Steve Irwin, Robert has takenContinue Reading

Rhea Seehorn’s Golden Globe win for Pluribus landed with both celebration and surprise, especially for the actor herself. Seehorn took home the award for Best Actress in a Television Drama for her role as Carol Sturka in Apple TV+’s Pluribus, marking her first-ever Golden Globe nomination and win. Overcome withContinue Reading

Hudson Williams knows how to make an entrance, and how to leave a seasoned journalist momentarily speechless. The Heated Rivalry breakout star made his Golden Globes debut Sunday night, Jan. 11, at the 83rd annual ceremony at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. While Williams, 24, looked every bit theContinue Reading

Hudson Williams brought hockey energy, and a knowing wink, to late-night television. The 24-year-old actor, who stars in the buzzy queer sports drama Heated Rivalry , made his late-night debut Wednesday on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon . What began as a standard sit-down quickly shifted when Williams tradedContinue Reading

Alan Cumming has never followed a straight line, creatively or otherwise. “I just do what I like. I really do,” Cumming said in a recent interview with Variety. “I think the biggest thing a success like The Traitors has taught me is to give things a go.” That philosophy hasContinue Reading

There have been so many hit TV LGBTQ+ shows this year that we’ve enjoyed, but 2026 is set to be just as exciting. 2025 has treated us to What It Feels Like For A Girl , The Hunting Wives and Heated Rivalry , but there’s so much more to lookContinue Reading

The novel that inspired one of Broadway’s most beloved musicals, and a global film franchise, is no longer allowed in Utah public schools. Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, Gregory Maguire’s 1995 reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, has been banned statewide by theContinue Reading

For Johnny Sequoyah and Troy Kotsur, the horror of Primate wasn’t just about screaming on cue. It was about knowing when not to. In an exclusive interview with Gayety, the film’s stars reflected on the challenge of sustaining fear, building trust on set, and reacting to a creature that feltContinue Reading

As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear two high-profile cases involving transgender student athletes, LGBTQ+ advocates are urging the justices to consider not only constitutional questions, but the real-world consequences facing trans youth across the country. On Jan. 13, the court will hear oral arguments in West Virginia v.Continue Reading

After nearly nine seasons of playing firefighter Evan “Buck” Buckley on 9-1-1, Oliver Stark says his character is still surprising him, and viewers, in meaningful ways. In the Season 9 episode “Secrets,” Buck embarks on an unexpected bisexual storyline that finds him romantically involved with both a husband and aContinue Reading

While appearing on Owen Thiele’s In Your Dreams podcast, Kendall Jenner shut down a long-circulating internet rumor once and for all. “Then there’s the whole side of the internet that thinks I’m a lesbian,” she said in Friday’s episode. The 30-year-old model went on to say that it’s not theContinue Reading

Some horror films aim to shock. Primate wants to keep you uneasy long before anything goes wrong. In an interview with Gayety, the film’s director unpacked the choices behind Primate’s sustained tension, its throwback horror DNA, and the real-life incident that informed one of the movie’s most unsettling sequences. TheContinue Reading