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Just how gay is ‘Gladiator II’? Exploring the epic’s queerness–from chaotic bisexuals to Ancient Roman eye candy

Gladiator II and Wicked—two of the most anticipated blockbusters of the year—in theaters across the country.And though conventional wisdom would tell us that Wicked (a bewitching musical about friendship & stepping into your power, featuring prominent LGBTQ+ stars) is for the girls and the gays, while Gladiator II (a sweeping sword-and-sandal sequel set just before the fall of the Roman Empire) is for the bros, it seems there’s something for everybody in both.After all, we know there’s precedent for ancient Roman epic tales to be more than a little homoerotic. So, does director Ridley Scott’s latest follow suit? Does it offer up even a little something for the queer gaze—you know, aside from the chance to ogle hunks like Paul Mescal & Pedro Pascal on the big screen?Well, we’ve seen it, and we’re more than happy to enlighten you.
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Drag film Entertainment exclusive trailer park Outfest WATCH: When exes shack up, things get messy in this touching indie rom-com
or run to the nearest exit.But what happens when you’re stuck living with them? Will the love you once felt be rekindled… or will you remember all the reasons you split in the first place?That’s the question at the heart of the new queer rom-com F.L.Y., making its world premiere this week at Outfest in Los Angeles, starring, written, and directed by Rafael Albarran and Trent Kendrick.Max (Kendrick) is trying to make it as a screenwriter in Los Angeles, but after five years of staring at blank pages, he’s been doubting himself.Then, unexpectedly, his ex Rafael (Albarran) shows up at his doorstep one day, having just moved to LA with big dreams of becoming “America’s Next Drag Superstar” (a.k.a. get cast on Drag Race).A post shared by F.L.Y.
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