189 TV shows with lesbian, bisexual, queer and/or trans women characters only got one season to shine before getting cancelled — including another three just this week. Here are just some of the many LGBTQ+ shows that were gone too soon.

If you loved “Red, White & Royal Blue,” here’s 15 more gay romance novels, aka m/m romance, featuring two men doing cute and also erotic things together!

Plus updates on Only Murders in the Building and 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days.

By immediately introducing gender-shifting Jordan and probably-pansexual Emma, Gen V is already much queerer than The Boys.

The line from Elizabeth Taylor to Chappell Roan’s iconic blue eyeshadow is actually pretty direct.

“I tried not to do that. I tried to keep the most important thing the story and the storytelling, because I think it gets annoying when you have an agenda. I would do anything to not be annoying.”

“We still kiss, cuddle, and go on dates, but that’s as intimate as it gets.”

Plus updates on The Equalizer’s queerest episode to date, All American, and the new nonbinary AI character on Beacon 23!

It could happen in real life, couldn’t it? It had happened on Friends and everyone loved Friends.

She loves when I go a little feral with food.

This year especially I’ve striven to put the spotlight on books that haven’t gotten a lot of mainstream attention.

Plus updates on How I Met Your Father, Nancy Drew, Class of 09, and Gotham Knights.

That monologue from The White Lotus, a Torrey Peters novella, and Louise Weard’s lo-fi epic reveal who gets to be trans.

Queer cinema can be about the challenges we face, the oppression we experience, the microaggressions and aggression aggressions and all the rest, and still be fun and sexy. In fact, fun and sexy are two of our greatest tools.

That’s a wrap on the 2025 Sundance Film Festival! Read about everything Drew Burnett Gregory saw, including the best of LGBTQ+ cinema and beyond.

My wife and I are having a baby and this is the first edition of Baby Steps, a column about the gestation and eventual birth of this human child who I think is going to be pretty tall!

In this week’s well-crafted episode of true crime drama ‘Under the Bridge,’ we learn a lot about everything including the connection between Cam (Lily Gladstone) and Rebecca (Riley Keough).

Sperm is expensive and you don’t know many “good” men — but you do know one…your wife’s ex. Plus advice on discussing money and mis-matched incomes with friends.

Compared to my parents’ volatile relationship, their divorce, and the financial instability that came after it, being scared of ghosts seemed like a waste of time.

“Just watched this, and my dog was SHOCKED when they snogged.”