Yes, this year’s Rusical is called Wigloose and is set in the 1980s and it’s about a small town that has banned drag.

Reality isn’t just unraveling for the young Yellowjackets; it’s bleeding out.

Do you know who has embraced villainy best? Bosco.

The horror series takes on Poe’s “The Black Cat.”

The Fall of the House of Usher presents its take on “The Masque of the Red Death” with heightened horror and humor.

Plus updates on Mythic Quest, All American Homecoming, The Sex Lives of College Girls, and peep the photo that made Natalie ask, “Is this too risque for our website?”

The adults are coming together, and the teens are breaking apart. Brace yourself for another brutal episode of Yellowjackets.

Plus updates on Roswell, New Mexico; For All Mankind, All Rise, P-Valley, and more!

Dog drama! A nipple piercing date! Immediate hookups! Here’s a thorough breakdown of the first four episodes of The Ultimatum: Queer Love.

Zendaya proves that she’s the best actor of her generation. She also proves that an actor with mediocre writing is still an actor with mediocre writing.

Plus updates on Fantasy Island, Good Trouble, The Power, A Million Little Things, All American, and the Niecy Nash and Jessica Betts Wife Show!

Plus updates on 9-1-1, The Rookie: Feds, Queen Sugar, All American, Station 19 and Survivor!

Lottie and Nat play a dangerous game, Tai searches for Van, and Shauna doubles down on Murder Mommi in the “Old Wounds.”

This week on The L Word: Generation Q, Alice is forced to eat two buckets of popcorn, Shane releases an endangered bumblebee into the wild, Sophie does a solid Matthew McConaughey impression, Dani is rescued from a near-collision with a scooter by a handsome prince and so much more!

Finley’s Mom crashes a Thanksgiving episode with a spread that includes a Turkey Trot, a magic disappearing engagement ring, toxic Pumpkin Spice, alleged sexting and warm wine in a go-cup!

Max finds family that she never knew she could ask for, Greta learns to be vulnerable, and the Peaches get to say arguably the most iconic five words in sports cinematic history.

Created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, it’s a survival-horror series centered on a teen girls soccer team, a premise that in and of itself prompted multiple people to text me and ask: “Hey, have you watched Yellowjackets yet?”

Plus updates on All American, Noami, and the queer cheftestants on Top Chef!

Get in, losers, we’re going to Lesbos.

Abuse doesn’t always look like screaming and hitting. Evil doesn’t always look like horns and pitchforks. And Death doesn’t always look like long robes and sickles.