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Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“RuPaul’s Drag Race” finalist Rosé will star in “Fowl Play, a new musical comedy about the story of two queer theater writers who are commissioned to write an apology for a fried chicken company with a history of homophobia that sounds an awful lot like Chick-fil-A.The show is directed by Tony Award and three-time Emmy Award nominee John Tartaglia, best known for appearing in “Avenue Q.” It has a book by Billy Recce (“Little Black Book” concept album) and Yoni Weiss and music/lyrics by Recce.

The Fab Five will be returning to Netflix for season six of Queer Eye on December 31.The premiere date was unveiled in a fun-filled new teaser showing the stars exuding style and confidence - but with a Texan twist.This year, the style experts will be making over the lives of Texans from the inside out with season six being filmed in the Lone Star State.

Queer Eye is back!

E.R. Fightmaster said booking their role on Grey’s Anatomy as the series’ first nonbinary doctor felt “like a match made in heaven.”

Emma Corrin is enjoying a solo day out in Venice!

Billy Porter will direct and act in an adaptation of the coming of age novel Camp for HBO Max and Warner Bros.The film, which is about a young man's quest for love at an LGBTQ summer camp, will be produced by Oscar winner Dan Jinks through The Dan Jinks Company,according to Deadline.Talking about Porter's talent, Jinks said: 'Billy Porter, who I've been fortunate to know for more than 20 years, is the perfect director for this story, which is both hilariously funny and also quite moving.''I wish a movie like this was around when I was growing up.

Marta Balaga In his documentary essay “Desire Lines,” currently in development and presented at Ji.hlava New Visions Forum: U.S. Docs, Chicago-born Jules Rosskam blows the lid off an “open secret” among transgender men: the fact that after coming out, many of them develop an attraction for other men.“This idea is the driving force of the film.

Spooky season is finally among us! This year, Halloween is in full swing, so make sure you clear your schedule and make room for some of these frightening and fierce festivities. Little 5 Points Ghost Tours Fridays, Saturdays, and most Thursdays now through November 6 7pm and 9pm A Little 5 Points Ghost Tour is a fun and spooky way to get into the Halloween spirit and become more familiar with one of Atlanta’s most eclectic neighborhoods.

Angelina Jolie says the diversity in the Eternals cast is 'how it always should have been.'The 46-year-old actress - who plays Thena in the upcoming Marvel blockbuster - appears as part of a superhero ensemble featuring queer characters, people of color and deaf actress Lauren Ridloff.'What's really quite stunning is that when we walked out all of us together, it didn't feel like: "This is so new and cool," it felt like: "This is how it always should have been." Why did it take so long? It felt so right,' she told Variety: Her view:Angelina Jolie feels the diversity in the Eternals cast is 'how it always should have been,' she remarked at the movie's premiere this week Wow:The 46-year-old actress - who plays Thena in the upcoming Marvel

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix continues a turn in the barrel with today’s staff walkout to protest displeasure with Dave Chappelle’s The Closer. Across the dial, HBO has upcoming an episode of its reality series We’re Here airing November 1 that was filmed in Selma, Alabama. A trio of people — trans, gay and the mother of a lesbian who was murdered — describing the difficulties of living LGBTQ+ lives in the South, the episode is an antidote to the polarizing Chappelle Netflix special. And with the inclusion of several women who were foot soldiers in that march across the Edmund Pettis Bridge in 1965 that galvanized the civil rights movement, you can see similarities between that struggle and the ones that We’re Here focuses on.

Netflix has released the trailer for their new Christmas competition series!

Adamo Ruggiero is looking back at his time on “Degrassi: The Next Generation”.

Nothing makes an old gay person more annoyed than death. We have better reason to resent it than straight people because we endured the plague of AIDS. Back then, every single friend died and — long estranged from my family — I felt completely alone, floating in the night sky as I often imagined myself as a child. “Is it grief or is it depression?” a therapist asked me. I explained that it was “inevitability.” He prescribed an antidepressant for my inevitability, and it worked long enough that I could stop thinking full time about the inevitable.

When I became deputy editor of Georgia Voice, I wrote an editorial disclaiming that I was a straight ally of the LGBTQ community. Over the course of the year-and-a-half since, that has changed.

Unintended impact. Jonathan Van Ness has become pretty well known for his long locks. And as it turns out, the Queer Eye star’s strands have a pretty special significance. 

“Survivor” is embracing its new era. The show did away with a signature Jeff Probst line on Wednesday’s season 41 premiere.

Steven Canals revealed what his acceptance speech would’ve sounded like at the Emmy Awards if his groundbreaking series had been celebrated for its final season Sunday night.

Game of Thrones star Lena Headey will produce a series adaptation of Nikita Gill’s The Girl and the Goddess with Boat Rocker.

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Gabrielle Union’s I’ll Have Another Productions has made a deal with Amazon Studios for a queer teen comedy tentatively titled To Be Real. Emmy/Tony/Grammy-winner Billy Porter is on board to direct. Ryan Shiraki wrote the script.

Big Sky‘s Jesse James Keitel has joined the cast of Peacock’s reboot of British drama Queer as Folk as a series regular, Deadline has confirmed.