Harlem shines the best when it focuses on the relationship between the four main characters. Whenever Camille, Tye, Quinn, and Angie are on screen together, you can’t help but smile.
Natasha Lyonne stars as Charlie, a woman on the run who has an innate ability to know when someone’s lying, which comes in handy when she’s called upon to solve a string of cross-country murders.
Every episode is a cringy, eye-rolling slog that doesn’t seem to have any idea who its audience is, yet seems to despise them all the same.
The last time Xavier Dolan adapted a play by Michel Marc Bouchard, he made his best film
One of the things I love about season one of Sort Of is how it shows a variety of relationships and the significance they all have on Sabi’s life without feeling the need to romanticize every one.
Seeing our mothers as full people and not just the women who raised us is difficult, especially when the relationship has some hurt.
This review is presented to you by two gay nerd friends who love gay nerd games and the gay nerd content that spawns from it.
Kit and Jade kissed and smashed swords. They said, “I love you.” They lived!
The new season of Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia is full of heartache, friendship, crime, singing, and of course that good, good gay drama.
If you keep punching the Earth, it’s going to punch back!
Season six brutally buries a gay, becomes reductive in its trans storytelling, and generally misses the mark.
Dr. Mary Malone reveals that she’s a lesbian in series finale. It’s a revolutionary change from the books.
Rewriting Blair Waldorf as a Black lesbian who knows what it means to be sidelined, and who refuses to go back into the shadow? It’s pure gold.
Watching Leopard Skin feels like a horny fever dream.
In this story, our princess would much rather end up in the arms of her best friend.
To say that Star Wars’ march toward having any sort of visible queer representation has been fraught would be an understatement.
The third and final season of Dead To Me is an ode to the platonic love between a queer woman and her straight best friend.
People love other people’s mess; it gives us the opportunity to not dwell on the dysfunction in our own lives.
Ava and Beatrice’s relationship is the beating heart of the whole season.
I never would have thought that writing a brief summary of a single episode of Survivor would make me so emotional.