By Romeo San Vicente It’s a sign of the times that films initially slated for theatrical release wind up moving to streaming platforms instead. It’s been a winning model for Netflix, stripping films of the stigma of “going straight to video.†And now that Disney is planning to launch its own streaming service, they’re going

By Romeo San Vicente Pose star Indya Moore will serve Frankenstein realness Che Grayson is a young black filmmaker from New York, whose short films have picked up numerous awards and whose self-published comic book series, Rigamo, is about a young black female superhero whose tears bring people back to life. But that’s not why

By Romeo San Vicente Franchise alert! Ellen Degeneres’ A Very Good Production and Warner Bros. are teaming up to produce something that sounds very much like the template for a series of films reviving the character Nancy Drew. Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, which all but says, “We, too, can be like Harry Potter,

By Romeo San Vicente Here comes your next favorite podcast. Topic Studios, the people who produced Missing Richard Simmons, recently announced that they’re partnering with Hedwig and the Angry Inch creator John Cameron Mitchell for a new musical anthology podcast called Anthem. The premise for the series will be neglected American stories, told by songwriters

By Romeo San Vicente | More more more Tales of The City, now with Ellen Page Just when you were fully annoyed and extremely tired and actually angry (hey, Roseanne!) at all the TV reboots and revivals, here comes the promise of 10 new episodes of Armistead Maupin’s Tales of The City on Netflix to

Carrie Brownstein will Search and Destroy for Hulu Bisexual punk rock icon and TV sketch comedy star Carrie Brownstein, of Sleater-Kinney and Portlandia fame, respectively, is hard at work on her new TV series, one that will bring the two halves of her working life together. It’s called Search and Destroy, Hulu’s got it, and it’s based

By Romeo San Vicente A documentary feature on Chelsea Manning, whose journey as a transgender military service member reached its public moment at the same time she was handed a 35-year prison sentence for revealing state secrets, is on its way later this year. The film is called XY Chelsea, it’s from filmmaker Tim Travers

By Romeo San Vicente The past 12 months have seen us finding refuge in our own queer selves. The sheer volume of LGBT-themed cultural content allowed a lot of us to see taking the occasional break from the harsh political and social climate of this year as a form of self-care, even if it was

By Romeo San Vicente The Queer Eye reboot is right around the corner Remember the old days, the early 2000s, when Queer Eye For The Straight Guy was on TV and you watched it and thought out loud, “I would never wear what Carson is pushing on that poor hetero man†and also, “Why does the