It’s Monday (again). A lot happened over the weekend. Here’s just some of what you might have missed…LOUD & PROUD: Heartstopper star Sebastian Croft and Locke & Key actor Conner Jessup have joined forces to launch the charity organization Queer Was Always Here, which will benefit LGBTQ+ refugees and celebrate queer art and history. [CBC]HAPPY HOLIGAYS: Fire Island star Matt Rogers makes a great case of why he’s the rightful heir to Mariah’s Christmas crown following the release of his satirical holiday album Have You Heard of Christmas? [Billboard]THE J.LO RENAISSANCE: Jennifer Lopez is ready for her next world domination era as she announced her upcoming album This Is Me … Now will be accompanied by a film co-written by Ben Affleck that is “inspired by the music.” Both the album and movie will be released on February 16, 2024.SPEAKING HIS TRUTH: Colman Domingo responds to previous reports alleging the set of Euphoria was toxic and featured long nights without access to bathrooms or meals. [Variety]MURDER ON THE DANCEFLOOR: Many are wondering if Barry Keoghan’s very revealing full-frontal dance scene in Saltburn featured a prosthetic.
The answer may surprise you. [Men’s Health]AB FAB: Ricky Martin flashed his wet, rippling muscles as a way to thank Las Vegas fans following the latest stop of his Trilogy Tour.
Gracias, Ricky!A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)NO QUEER LOVE ACTUALLY: With the 20th anniversary of the release of the holiday classic Love Actually, let’s not forget that a gay storyline was axed and lead to their being exactly 0.0 queer characters in the final edit. [LGBTQ Nation]WHAT ABOUT BOBBY: After recently announcing his departure from the Fab 5 on Queer Eye, Bobby Berk has confirmed he’s headlining his own television project.