Daniel Radcliffe Says His Experiences Meeting Queer & Trans ‘Harry Potter’ Fans Inspired Him To Speak Out Against J.K. Rowling

Author’s note: The full interview with Congressman Frost will be published next week.  

High School Musical‘s “Get’cha Head In The Game” musical number, but thought it should be even more gay, have we got the movie for you!But, seriously, Good Enough: A Modern Musical has more to offer than just cute guys singing in basketball shorts (though there’s plenty of that, too): It’s a steamy gay romance, it’s a relatable story about coping with imposter syndrome, and it’s a vehicle for some catchy, original pop/R&B songs.From first-time feature filmmaker Mike Spears, Good Enough follows the intermingling lives of college seniors Jamal (Jay Towns) and Trevor (Trey Mendlik), who come from very different worlds.They think they have their futures figured out until their whirlwind romance has them questioning everything. This goes especially for Jamal, a college basketball star who’s on track to become the next great athlete—at least that’s what everybody tells him.

A post shared by Butero (@_butero_)“We confirm it. We’re surprised too, but where else would he feel comfortable and safe than in our queer and loving space?

A Denver, Colorado native sadly died by suicide after sharing some heartbreaking final words on social media. Kayleigh Scott, a fli

A post shared by The Scarlet Opera (@thescarletopera)Ladies and gentlemen, gays and theys, prepare to have your faces melted off by the bombastic rock ‘n’ roll theatrics of The Scarlet Opera, your next musical obsession.If you’re already familiar, then you know the five-piece band from LA has been winning over audiences at sold-out live shows, wowing with electrifying performances that we can only describe as, well, operatic.And, if you’re not familiar with The Scarlet Opera, then never fear, because we’re about to tell you more—and they’re about to be everywhere.A post shared by The Scarlet Opera (@thescarletopera)Originally formed in 2016 under the name “Perta,” they reemerged last year as The Scarlet Opera, setting themselves on a course toward superstardom.As the story goes, the name is a nod to Nathaniel Hawthorne’s American Lit pre-req novel, The Scarlet Letter, and stands for the “misunderstood and misrepresented.” Their (appropriately) grandiose bio reads: “The music, the shows, the glamour are all devoted to the outcasts, to the sexually liberated, to those who don’t come from wealth, to those who are divine.”“The Scarlet Opera represents passion, lust, fury, and beauty.”Punk rock. Disco.