Jesse James Pattison gets tickled, Kristen Stewart gets tipsy & all the can’t-miss LGBTQ+ releases this week
Need a boost to get over Hump Day? The Hot Sheet is Queerty’s midweek pop culture catch-up, highlighting the entertainment stories everyone’s talking about, the ones you might’ve missed, and the notable LGBTQ+ film & TV releases in the days ahead. Here’s everything you need to stay in-the-know:Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.HOLD UP: Is it the end of the road for Euphoria?
Not long after HBO announced season three was happening, the new episodes were reportedly “delayed indefinitely.” Given the ever-increasing star power of the cast—including Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, Colman Domingo, Sydney Sweeney, and Hunter Schafer—we’re starting to wonder if there’s a chance it’ll happen at all! [Vulture]CURTAIN RASIER: The hottest ticket Off-Broadway is Cole Escola‘s brilliantly absurd Oh, Mary!—about the not-so-secret (and not exactly true) passions of President Lincoln’s First Lady—and we got to play a little dress up with Escola and their co-star Conrad Ricamora. [Read all about it on Queerty]A post shared by Queerty (@queerty)FIVE-ALARM: Is it hot in here, or is it just hunky 9-1-1 actors Ryan Guzman and Oliver Stark teasing a relationship between their firefighter bestie characters Buck and Eddie this season? [Read all about it on INTO]QUEENS OF COMEDY: Lawrence Cheney hosts the all-star live stand-up series House Of Laughs coming to WOW Presents Plus on April 2, featuring hilarious queens like Kelly Mantle and Silky Nutmeg Ganache, some of the biggest names in queer comedy like Joel Kim Booster and Cameron Esposito, and a few Snatch Game surprises, from Joan Rivers (a.k.a.
Jimbo) to Jennifer Coolidge (a.k.a Jaymes Mansfield).OPRAH’S ODE: At the recent GLAAD Media Awards ceremony in LA, queen mother Oprah received the special Vanguard Award, and gave a moving speech in tribute to her brother, Jeffrey Lee, who was gay and passed away from AIDS 35 years ago, when he was just 29. [Read all.
