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There’s about to be even more Ru on your TV screens. The television series based on RuPaul’s early days as a ’80s New York club kid has found a home at Hulu. The streaming platform has signed on to develop the half-hour dramedy, tentatively called Queen. As of now there are no more production developments …
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REVRY is the world’s first LGBTQ+ digital streaming platform, dedicated to showcasing artistry that truly represents the breadth of the queer experience with “queerated” content including iconic films, groundbreaking television, cutting edge digital series, music and podcasts. REVRY’s new companion app, REVRY Live, debuts this June at LA Pride where the REVRY streaming platform will …
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The tragic and moving conclusion of Ryan Murphy’s series “Feud: Bette and Joan” has renewed speculation in rumors that the cause of Joan Crawford’s death was suicide brought on by depression. “Did Joan Crawford take her own life?” wrote author Doris Lilly for People magazine following the star’s death in 1977. Lilly, who authored the …
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The actor and writer Mark Gatiss, best known for his work on 'Sherlock' and 'Doctor Who', will head a new scheme to bring more LGBT voices to BBC TV,
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Oscar-winner Dustin Lance Black on his landmark LGBT rights miniseries, why he doesn’t care if you think it’s a history lesson, and, yes, tabloid rumors about fiancé Tom Daley.
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February 27, 2017 10:59 PM
Dustin Lance Black, a screenwriter and producer, discusses his new 4 part tv series called "When We Rise." In this new series he will seek to educate the public on the 4 decade gay rights movement like never before, and for good reason. For the first time ever, the public will have an easily assessable and interesting show that educates them about the hard fought battle for equality. With the landmark case of Obergefell v Hodges, the LGBT+ community finally obtained the right to marry, moving one step closer to equality. But this case did not make members of the LGBT community equal, and that is what the show will educate on. The history and the battles fought for equality.
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Independently produced pilots from a trio of writers from Queens and a comedy writer from Los Angeles have taken top prizes at the 12th annual New York Television Festival, which wrapped Saturday.
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EmmyWrap Magazine: "As the government has gone away from acceptance and inclusion, I believe that television and the arts have taken up the slack," RuPaul tells TheWrap
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Presented by Stephen K Amos and Susan Calman, this documentary told of the highs and lows in the long march for gay rights. Plus: 10 Puppies and Us
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Suicide Kale In June, KQED proudly celebrates the diversity of our community with a special Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Pride Month programming lineup
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Bear World Magazine is excited to announce that we have added a new face to the magazine. Meet our new Entertainment Editor, the love child of Cheslea Handler, Ross Mathews, Graham Norton, Johnny Carson and Judy Garland – Alexander Rodriguez. A true renaissance man, he wouldn’t be caught dead without his signature suit, loud tie, …
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Gomorrah's Savastano clan is not one to be trifled with. Not since Downton Abbey, have I found myself more riveted by the doings of a fictional TV family.
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If this dutiful ABC mini-series has a thread, it’s getting disparate voices to find a common chord during a five-decade struggle.
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Welcome to Queer Fudanshi! Let’s Talk. In this post we’re going to be talking about Gayborhood Episodes 3 & 5. Gayborhood is a comedic, American web series about the lives of a group of friends. The show is setup in a mock reality show format to depict the daily lives of these people. They go out and have hilarious yet normal events and narrate their thoughts and feelings about them during a separate shooting (much like on shows like The Kardashians).
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