Marc Cherry: Last News

Livin’ la Vida Loca, earning him a Grammy nomination. The track became a cultural phenomenon, thanks to a viral moment on American Idol from contestant William Hung—before viral moments were even a thing—and before Ricky officially came out.Kylie’s disco-infused comeback, co-written by the one and only Paula Abdul, still has us twirling on the dancefloor.

Alice. It was a spinoff adaptation of the 1974 Martin Scorsese movie, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, starring Ellyn Burstyn.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Alice was groundbreaking as it centered upon a working-class, single mom.

I’m not disrespecting anybody or getting my handbag and going, ‘Heaven forbid that people think of this disgusting thing [about] me.’ I was maligned, belittled, disrespected, hated, followed, harangued, phone-tapped… People on the payroll being told to give rumors about me, tell them where I was, people who were in the credit card companies. And my only way of representing myself at the time was to do a book, and the book would say everything about who I was.

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The Traitors, Cameron Diaz’s comeback movie appropriately titled Back In Action, the ongoing sapphic adventures of Harley Quinn, and the live broadcast of the always-entertaining Golden Globe Awards. Plus, plenty of queer classics, new and old, from homoerotic Western Red River to the totally ’90s romance Threesome.Whether you use Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, Tubi—or some combo of the those—Queerty has your can’t-miss recommendations for each.So, get those watch lists ready; it’s going to be a very gay January.Jump to your streaming platform of choice:Netflix • Prime Video • Max • Hulu • Paramount+ • Peacock • TubiFor many gays, “Cameron Diaz is back!” is enough to sell us on a new movie, and Netflix knows it.