Netflix’s ‘Amy Bradley Is Missing’ Gives a Cold Case a New Queer Angle
Amy’s sexuality was kept hush-hush for nearly three decades.
Amy’s sexuality was kept hush-hush for nearly three decades.
Well, what we do have is a Diana Taurasi docuseries, new seasons of Invasion and Upload, a new animated series with Abbi Jacobson and Nicole Byer being gay, and more!
Dope Girls aired in the UK earlier this year, drawing from the lesser-known history of female criminal gangs in interwar London.
Whether you’re looking for secrets lurking beneath a seemingly idyllic suburban landscape or hot jerks in toxic relationships, there’s an LGBTQ-inclusive thriller out there for you.
HEIGHT. DIFFERENCE.
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like for the homoerotic friendship in your favorite campy psychological thriller to become actual lesbian sex, have I got the show for you!
With its fourth episode, King of Drag creates its own path beyond Drag Race by embracing important queer history.
For all the thrills and bloodspill, the scariest part of the show might be…its portrayal of heterosexuality?
Believe it or not, Peacock has a surprisingly robust slate of television shows with major lesbian, bisexual and queer women and/or trans characters. Here’s a list of our favorite LGBT TV shows on Peacock.
Megan Stalter is a fitting lead for a Lena Dunham series that trades the realism of Girls for broad comedy, formal experimentation, and big romcom moments.
8. You know when you run into your ex and their new boo sooner than you wanted? I’d like to start calling that a “bombshell entering the villa”
From Kermit’s drag persona Kermeena to nonbinary icon Gonzo, The Muppets have always been queer on-screen and among their fans.
Reality TV dating shows tend to have heterosexuality deep in their DNA, but over the years, some have emerged with proud gay genes and to focus on lesbian, queer and bisexual women and non-binary people. Scratch that Ultimatum itch.
This is an episode of television that earns its trigger warnings — due to the lived experiences of the kings rather than their horror craft.
Who knew there could be this much drama about………brussels sprouts?
We got the ‘To L and Back’ band back together to discuss the messy glory of ‘The Ultimatum: Queer Love’ — the pain, the glory, the tongue kissing in sushi restaurants and why Haley does NOT in fact owe Dayna an apology.
Who walks away engaged? Who is going no contact with their trial partners? Who is breaking up?
We’ve got new Megan Stalter comedy ‘Too Much’ stuffed with queer characters, sexy historical series Dope Girls, new seasons of Brave New Girls and Acapulco and so much more!
I don’t mind that the show feels as much like drag king school as it does a competition. An improv game before they have to improv more seriously was nice!
Sometimes rich people problems are exciting and glamorous., and sometimes they make you want to throw your lesbian sneakers at the television!