Johnny Sibilly spills more tea, a tearful ‘Looking’ reunion & all the best 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:CALL ME BY YOUR NAME: Gay Google searches no doubt spiked for “Cody Jon” after the rising Australian pop singer was spotted out and about with Lil Nas X strolling through town and even sharing a cute smooch.
So, what’s Jon’s whole deal, and why are we jealous of both of them? We’ve got the the tea. [Queerty]LEADING MAN: Colman Domingo is the most booked & busy star in Hollywood.
The out actor opens about being a heartthrob to both men and women, addresses those Euphoria Season 3 rumors, and braces for blowback to the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, in which he plays the troubled icon’s father. [Variety]THIS KISS: Over the weekend, the cast of Looking had a tearful reunion at Vulture Festival (featuring virtual cameos from hunks Murray Barlett, Russell Tovey, & Raúl Castillo), during which Jonathan Groff recalled filming a steamy scene in the exact same gay bar where creator Michael Lannan had his first kiss.A post shared by Vulture (@vulture)SANTA’S LITTLE HELPERS: Short N’ Sweet pop chanteuse Sabrina Carpenter announced the exciting roster of guest stars in her “for the gays” Netflix holiday special, A Nonsense Christmas, including a duet with her fellow icon-on-the-rise Chappell Roan.
Please, please, please let us watch this now! [INTO] COUPLE GOALS: Because we don’t see nearly enough examples of Black queer men in love on our screens, this list of entertainment-world power couples paving the way for representation—including familiar faces like actors Anthony Hemingway & Steven Norfleet—is a necessary dose of Black boy joy.
