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EXCLUSIVE: The Queer Muslim Project has revealed the six Fellows selected as part of its second cohort of the QueerFrames Screenwriting Lab, a one-of-its-kind creative incubator for emerging and early-career queer storytellers in South Asia.

Tia Kofi has revealed some shocking details about the UK vs the World season two finale.

I’ve been thinking about this post for awhile, and I had hoped/assumed it would be a little more ‘celebratory.’ Despite losing him, I was assuming that we were entering a time of greater hope. But instead, we’re entering, or continue, to live in an era very much like the times when we lost Pedro. And I guess, maybe now more than ever, we should remember him.

9-1-1 was an especially gay one—and it explored some surprisingly Risky territory! *wink, wink*Since last season, we’ve found ourselves invested in ABC’s first-responder procedural drama, as the series has explored hunky firefighter Evan “Buck” Buckley (Oliver Stark) coming to terms with his bisexuality.Fans squealed with glee when Buck met and began to date fellow firefighter Tommy (series guest star Lou Ferrigno Jr.), then were thrilled to see him come out to his friends and colleagues in the ensuing weeks, including his longtime bestie, paramedic Eddie Díaz (Ryan Guzman).Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Of course, there have always been vocal ‘shippers hoping that Buck & Eddie would one day recognize their deeper feelings for one another and get together—a.k.a. “Buddie” truthers—but for the time being they were just happy that Eddie was being a great ally to his friend.But that’s all changed with the most recent episode, “Confessions,” which has brought us a few steps closer to a true Buddie romance.On the subject of confessions, the hour featured some major revelations.

Jonathan Bailey has opened up about the benefits of filming Fellow Travelers and Wicked back to back.