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Tag: television
Assassination and perfect drama: A stellar Drag Race All Stars
Revisit RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 6 and all its sickening twists.
From princesses to shapeshifters: Animation and queerness
From queer relationships to genderless characters, animation offers plenty of LGBTIQ representation.
Dysfunctional queer relationships in all their glory: American Horror Stories
Wanting to see queer people as chaotic, justified villains or antagonists isn’t strange.
Drag Race Holland Season 2: What you need to know
The new season kicks off next week, and we've got the goss.
The trilogy ends with something special: Fear Street is Queer Street
Fear Street Part Three: 1666 depicts the embodiment of queer rage and a refreshingly different ending.
Supernatural’s queer tragedy: Dean Winchester and Castiel
Squandering the queer potential of a popular show is shameful.
New queer TikTok drama Scattered showcases Australian talent
The moving and diverse series is available to watch now.
Cruel Summer and ‘90s-era queer representation
Cruel Summer’s inclusion of any queer representation at all sets it apart from television of the era it evokes.
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 6: Who to beat, who to watch, who to worry about
After two episodes, RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 6 has already seen chaos and drama.
Willow Rosenberg is a lesbian – let’s not retcon that
Willow and Tara were among the first lesbian couples on television.
I came out 10 years late because I grew up in a city with no queer scene
My queer coming of age was a decade overdue, but it's never too late.
How you can enjoy this year’s Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final will be broadcast this Sunday.
The Thais that bind: Woody Milintachinda on marriage and coming out
“There’s a phrase we use here: ‘same same but different’.”
John Barrowman apologises for sexual misconduct
The actor was reprimanded for regularly exposing his genitals on the Doctor Who set.
Queerness, survival, and struggle: The Wilds
This adventure drama shows that straight white women are not the only faces of feminism.
Shameless queerness and queer masculinity in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
Queer masculinity is in complete motion in this beloved anime series.
TV: Why Jules from Euphoria was never the villain
Much of the Euphoria fandom saw Jules as a villain in season one, dehumanising her and likely drawing from transphobia.
11 Black TV characters you should celebrate this Black History Month
This Black History Month, check out some television shows with pivotal Black characters.
Surge in HIV information searches and tests after series It’s a Sin
A UK HIV charity has given more tests than ever before.