Pop Culture Fix: Queer Shapeshifter Nimona Is Finally Coming to Netflix!

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+ Paramount+ has picked up a new show from Elliot Page’s Page Boy Productions. According to Deadline, “Len & Cub is a limited six-part series dramatizing the secret relationship of two young men in rural 20th-century New Brunswick whose story came to light when a box of photos was recently discovered in an estate sale.”

+ “The gay is here and it’s going to get gayer.” Patrik-Ian Polk on P-Valley’s success, the return of Noah’s Arc, and telling Black gay stories.

+ Pedro Pascal can’t bring himself to watch the Last Of Us season finale.

+ Jane Lynch Returns to The Bystanders podcast with season two guests Guests Darren Criss, Margaret Cho, and Heather Morris.

+ Finally! The full Nimona trailer is here!

+ Can I interest you in a first look at the new season of Wheel of Time? I bet I can!

+ Okay the promo photos of Prime Video’s adaptation of Red, White, & Royal Blue are super cute.

+ Disneyland Pride display pays tribute to lesbian history.

+ Blue Jean evokes the anxieties of being a gay teacher in the Thatcher era.

+ The best LGBTQ+ comedy movies, ranked.

+ Megan Thee Stallion has surprise Pride reunion with classmate she defended from homophobia.

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Heather Hogan

Heather Hogan is an Autostraddle senior editor who lives in New York City with her wife, Stacy, and their cackle of rescued pets. She's a member of the Television Critics Association, GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, and a Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer critic. You can also find her on Twitter and Instagram.

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4 Comments

  1. XO Kitty got renewed for a second season. Let’s hope they didn’t have to bury the queer storyline in order to get it.

  2. Lower down in the Deadline article is a blurb about Emily Andras’ next project, “Carpe Demon”, about a “frazzled suburban mom who used to be a demon hunter,” and whose past has come back to haunt her – literally.

    I am so here for this.

  3. I’m not agreeing with the comedy ranking, at all. If you include gay classics, it needs Torch Song Trilogy, not Birdcage. Many of the other film are also dubious…

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