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The web series I’m Fine is back, and this time it’s tackling the topics of being Asian, being bi-racial, and being gay. The second season of I’m Fine premiered recently on Deeko and people are already talking about its plot. The comedy series, which is written and directed by Brandon Kirby, follows a diverse group of gay men dealing with love, life, and Los Angeles. At the start of this second season, character Jeff, who’s played by Lee Doud, explores the realities...

Character becoming more comfortable with his sexuality Closeted gay MMA fighter Nate Kulina appears to be getting more comfortable with his sexuality in the new season of the DirectTV drama Kingdom. Played by Nick Jonas, Nate shared a sweet kiss with the new man in his life (Jonathan Howard) in last week’s third season premiere. At the end of last season, Nate came out to his older brother Jay (Jonathan Tucker) who told him: ‘Listen to me when I tell you that...

The actor will be a series regular when the show returns in June. It looks like love might find Will Lexington (Chris Carmack) again on Nashville when the series returns next month to finish out its fifth season. Will and his on-again, off-again boyfriend, Kevin (out actor Kyle Dean Massey), finally called it quits earlier this year after Will was tempted by fashion designer Jakob Fine (guest star Murray Bartlett) and he later revealed to Kevin that he didn’t want to...

Plus: Miguel Angel Silvestre tells us what's in store for Lito. Sense8’s second season drops tomorrow on Netflix (congratulations if you’ve called in sick already), and the streaming service released a new trailer today. For a teaser, it drops a few bombshells—like the existence of another cluster of sensates, one who aren’t so nice. We also see that our octet are getting tougher, and bringing the battle to their enemies, rather than just playing it safe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8NYhEXnOhA How else is Season 2 different...

Gay supernatural soap opera Dante’s Cove might be making a return. The LGBT-oriented series, which initially ran from 2005 to 2007, was one of the first TV shows to unashamedly represent same-sex love and intercourse on screen without pandering to straight audiences. Now, cable network Here TV has launched a Kickstarter page to help raise funds to create a fourth season with a sexy new cast – the script is written, and they now need to raise $300,000 to create the six episodes. Director Sam...