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Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, we’re revisiting the 1995 seasonal favorite, Home For The Holidays, directed by Jodie Foster.Happy Thanksgiving weekend! We might all still be passed out on the couch recovering from various food comas or scrolling online for the best Black Friday deals, but at the end of the day what this holiday is about is being with family. Chosen or biological.

A post shared by Hulu (@hulu)Don’t believe everything you’ve heard about Mid-Century Modern, the highly anticipated gay sitcom coming to Hulu. Though it’s indeed a nod to the 1980s classic The Golden Girls –in this case, three best friends and a mom decide to spend their golden years together in Palm Springs –Nathan Lane (as businessman Bunny Schneiderman) isn’t necessarily playing the Dorothy Zbrornak character.

Nineteen of India’s 28 states and eight union territories lack a functional Transgender Welfare Board, despite legal mandates.

took us behind-the-scenes of his routine, David Archuleta gagged us with a selfie, Omar Apollo spilled on his Queer cameo, and there was a Jack Schlossberg lookalike contest.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Plus, Caleb Hearon dished on his new film Sweethearts and Dictionary.com announced its word of the year. Oh, and we celebrated National Cake Day in our own unique way.Before you reach for those leftovers, considering digging into the other cute boys, captivating books, and must-haves consuming us this week.Here are the 10 things we’re obsessed with for Black Friday weekend.I know a Hallmark store hates to see any woman named Barbara or me coming.

Melrose Place‘s Doug Savant recalls why he evaded questions regarding his sexuality while playing gay character Matt Fielding on the ’90s sudsy teen drama, saying he “felt a responsibility” to not distance himself from his on-screen portrayal.