Dylan O’Brien’s gay sex scene, Khalid’s underwear photoshoot, Cynthia Nixon stands up for trans rights

Egale Canada, one of Canada’s largest LGBTQ advocacy organizations, announced in a Feb. 6 statement that its members will not be attending any events in the U.S., including WorldPride set to take place in Washington from May 17-June 8, because of policies put in place by President Donald Trump.

Queer actor Ruaridh Mollica is headed to the MCU!

Attention Heartbreak High fans! The third season has finally wrapped up production.

TGIF! We’ve made it to the weekend again! A lot happened this week. Here are some of the highlights…WHAT THE O’BRIEN: Dylan O’Brien’s gay sex scene in the new movie Twinless hit the internet for a total of five seconds and set off an entire earthquake.

unabashed dad bod king, Tommy Tuberville falls into the latter category. The dunderhead Alabama senator, whose claim to fame in politics so far has been single-handedly blocking 400 crucial military appointments, used to coach college football before heading to D.C.

Music sensation Khalid ditched his clothes for a new fashion campaign.

In honor of Black History Month, Native Son believes it is important to celebrate our legacy as Black queer men but also to make sure that our community is taken care of in the midst of the chaos and disruption in the world. We are living in the shadow of racial terror, attacks on the Black and LGBTQ communities, and unprecedented devastation of global warming. The world is literally on fire. In the spirit of Native Son, we asked intergenerational thought leaders to share their stories of how to “Survive & Thrive” at this time.

Unconventional is a series that follows two eccentric, queer siblings and their significant others as they try to start an unconventional family while navigating their 30.

Night Stage.Directed by Brazilian filmmakers Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon, the risky and red-hot romance seems to be like no acting-school flick we’ve seen before.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Night Stage follows a young and ambitious actor (Gabriel Faryas) who begins an affair with a closeted politician (Henrique Barreira), largely based around their shared desire for having sex in public places.While continuing to rise in their respective careers, every risky rendezvous highlights how much both men stand to lose, forcing them to question whether fulfilling these urges is worth sacrificing their dreams.Shakespeare is shaking… and sweating too, if we’re being honest.The international trailer starts with a fairytale-esque orchestral soundtrack, setting the scene for 23-year-old Matias, who hopes to pivot his successful theater career into a television breakout role.“TV’s what saved my life,” he says thoughtfully, but the mood changes entirely after he swipes on a muscular torso on a dating app with the display name “Discreto.” Their first meeting oozes with tension, as the discreet and good-looking suitor — who happens to be a promising lawmaker, Fabio —asks if their hookup is “a change of pace.”Suddenly, a throbbing and club-ready house soundtrack comes to answer.It’s followed by a speedy montage of skin-filled make-outs, stunning on-stage dance numbers, police car sirens, and a sly omission: “We’re committing a crime, then.” Whew!This week, German distributor Salzgeber announced plans to distribute the thriller in Germany and Austria following its world premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival next week. “We are delighted to welcome Night Stage in our program — a bold and beautiful drama about love, sex, performances, and politics, that takes risks and fully delivers,” Jakob Kijas of Salzgeber told Variety.