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A British filmmaker has coined a pithy new term for what some people have called “dude sex” and what others have deemed “bromosexuality.” Louis Theroux — the documentarian behind such films as My Scientology Movie and Mothers on the Edge and a cousin of Justin Theroux — discussed “situational homosexuality” in reference to his time at Westminster School in central London in a Radio 4 interview on Sunday, May 12. Related: This straight actor just opened up about fooling around ‘with...

Tonight’s the night. The last night that Game of Thrones spoilers are a thing. Well, until HBO premieres Bloodmoon, the prequel series that will take place “thousands of years” before season one of the eight-season show. And while we can’t predict who will sit on the Iron Throne (or if there will even be an Iron Throne left to sit on), it almost doesn’t matter after seeing this Drag Race / GoT crossover meme from Saint Hoax. Because there’s no way the finale can be as satisfying...

You Don’t NomiJeffrey McHale loves Showgirls, and he knows we do too. So he’s just directed You Don’t Nomi, a documentary on the camp classic which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Showgirls, of course, opened in cinemas back in 1995 to some of the worst reviews in history and an anemic box office. As directed by Paul Verhoeven and written by Joe Esterhas, critics slammed the movie as tasteless, sexist garbage and audiences stayed away. The reception for the film nearly ended the career...

Photo courtesy Megan MullallyLongtime BFFs Stephanie Hunt (Friday Night Lights, Poor Boy) and Megan Mullally (Will & Grace‘s once-and-future Karen Walker) are hitting the road with their band Nancy And Beth (the “And” is always capitalized). Kicking off at club Largo in the queer enclave of West Hollywood, their hilarious bicoastal tour features the duo donning identical pink jumpsuits and cats eyeglasses as they perform a set list that spans from Tammy Wynette to gangsta rap, all with synchronized choreography....

A streaming giant is giving a reboot star his own spinoff reality competition. Welcome to the future. Well, not exactly a spinoff per se, but it may as well be. Queer Eye fashion guru Tan France will carry over his style expertise from the makeover hit as the host of a new show called Next in Fashion. The competition will pit designers against one another in challenges centered on world fashion trends. Please let there be a croc charm challenge. Joining France as a cohost...

Ka Bodyscapes has been making the rounds at film festivals in Italy, the US, and the UK. But one place it hasn’t been shown is India, which is a little odd, considering that’s where the film is set. Writer/director Jayan Cherian tells The Hindu that his film “deals with the struggles of Kerala’s youth to find a space for themselves and for individual freedom.” It tells the love story between two men, a painter named Haris and sportsman Vishnu who...

In classic putting-a-fire-out-with-gasoline fashion, a “family friendly” community theater halted production of the musical Big Fish after a dispute with the director over a scene featuring two gay dads as extras. Here’s how laughably innocuous director Nik Nemec’s intention was: During the song “Stronger,” the show’s protagonist, Will Bloom, delves into his relationship with his father as he faces becoming one himself. As part of the “bustling park scene,” Nemec decided to include two gay dads holding a baby. That is the extent...

There’s been a lot of chatter about the upcoming sequel to 2016’s blockbuster Deadpool. Last month, it was revealed that the character of Shatterstar would appear alongside Ryan Reynolds’ pansexual Deadpool. Now, the identity of the actor playing Deadpool 2’s bisexual, polyamorous superhero has been revealed. Say hello to actor Lewis Tan. https://instagram.com/p/Bgx0O1jgGk0/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_profile_upsell_test 31-year-old Tan is best known for playing Gaius Chou on AMC’s Into The Badlands and Zhou Cheng on Netflix’s Iron Fist. The character of Shatterstar first appeared in the comics back...

Did we say scam artist? We meant “clairvoyant medium.” (No. We had it right the first time.) For the blissfully uninitiated, Tyle Henry is the 22-year-old host of Hollywood Medium with Tyler Henry, in which he deftly employs hot and cold reading techniques to convince people he has psychic powers. In 2015, the Independent Investigations Group awarded Henry’s show the Truly Terrible Television Award “in acknowledgment of the extraordinary ongoing deceit of the American public represented in this television program.” You could...