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pulling off their masks at the end of each episode. But now, a new revelation just might be the most seismic in the animated show’s 53-year history. Lead character Velma Dinkley is a lesbian in the new Warner Bros.

An update regarding the future of HBO Max’s new LGBTQ+ inclusive Green Lantern series has finally been revealed.

The beloved dark-comedy Hacks has been officially renewed for season 3.

Vanity Fair and The New York Times have taken notice!Far be it from Queerty, a totally comparable media institution, to ignore this extremely relevant and thoroughly thought-provoking trend. Hence: more excellent shows on which you can see wang!OK, this one might be stretching the category of “excellent,” but it’s worth noting that in Episode 8 of this batty Sex and the City reboot, sex columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) comes face to face with her first penis ever.

Queerty.The New York native got her start with BET’s Black Girls Rock!, where she was an associate producer for multiple years developing a show that highlighted the brilliance and excellence of Black women and girls.   A post shared by NNEKA ONUORAH (@nnekaenergy)“You know, as a director, I always centralize my stuff in freedom. I feel like commercially, people always want to hear stories about how downtrodden things are, how bad, how sad.

Full-frontal male nudity in movies and on TV has officially gone mainstream, and nowhere is the trend more fully embraced than on HBO Max’s new show Minx.The series centers around an ambitious, female editor (Ophelia Lovibond) in the 1970s who sets out to create the feminist magazine of her dreams. She winds up partnering with a San Fernando Valley pornographer, who convinces her to create the first ever erotic magazine for women, complete with full monty centerfolds.Actor Taylor Zakhar Perez plays the magazine’s inaugural cover model, and apparently a promo clip he posted to Instagram was deemed too racy for the app.  A post shared by TAYLOR ZAKHAR PEREZ (@taylorzakharperez)Related: Actor who bared it all on ‘Euphoria’ says nope, not a prostheticThe clip in question features Perez walking across a locker room fully nude.

Pour a tall cosmopolitan, kids, because HBO Max just announced And Just Like That will return for Season 2.And Just Like That continues the story of Sex and the City, catching up with Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her friends more than 15 years after the original series ended. The first season of the show snagged large ratings for HBO Max, with the streamer labeling it the platform’s most successful show to date.Critics and audiences, however, felt differently.Related: All the backstage drama that made us wonder, is ‘And Just Like That’ actually cursed?The series invited wide backlash even before filming began with the announcement that the popular character Samantha (played in Sex and the City by Kim Cattrall) would not appear in the show.

Note: This post contains spoilers for season 2, episode 7 of HBO’s Euphoria.Euphoria viewers have been patiently waiting for the ticking time bomb of Lexi’s play to finally go off, and boy, did it go off.For the past several episodes, Lexi (Maude Apatow) has been working on a play called Our Life, which, true to its name, explores the lives of Lexi, her older sister Cassie, and their friends Rue, Kat and Maddy.Related: Actor who bared it all on ‘Euphoria’ says nope, not a prostheticThe play also features a version of Maddy’s hyper-masculine ex-boyfriend, Nate.Except in this play-within-the-series, there’s something just a tad homoerotic about Nate and his group of jock friends.  A post shared by HBO Max (@hbomax)Set to the tune of Bonnie Tyler’s “Holding Out for a Hero,” the dance left quite the impression on both audiences — the one in the show, and the ones watching at home.“We filmed that over a three-day span, and it was a lot of work,” Austin Abrams, who plays the fictionalized play version of the already-fictional Nate, told Variety about shooting the scene. “It took a lot of physical exertion.

The eighth episode of HBO Max’s Peacemaker was released on Thursday, capping off a season filled with alien invaders, imperfect heroes and plenty of laughs.In the penultimate episode, audiences even learned the titular character, played by John Cena, is queer.Related: John Cena goes on “thirst journey” and directs fans to his “bubble butt”HBO Max recently announced plans for a season two, and we’d love to see Peacemaker’s sexuality explored more.

The ongoing polarized reception to HBO Max’s Sex and the City spinoff And Just Like That has taken another strange and unexpected turn. A new report suggests that while HBO Max is keen for another season, the creative minds behind the show may not be sold on the idea.TVLine reports that head writer Michael Patrick King and star Sarah Jessica Parker have not yet agreed to another season of the show, and that no plans for a Season 2 can begin until they do.“It’s honestly Michael and Sarah Jessica[‘s] decision,” HBO Max’s Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys told the outlet.

Leslie Grace, who will play, leaked the news on social media in a not-so-subtle way.Grace posted a picture on Instagram showing her and and Aquino's characters on the set of the film holding hands and crossing the street.

John Cena’s new HBO Max series Peacemaker is giving fans a renewed opportunity to air some serious thirst.Ever the good sport, Cena sat down with Buzzfeed to read through some thirsty tweets about himself.Turns out, lots of people enjoyed these shots of Cena dancing around in his underwear:What’s your favorite episode of #Peacemaker so far? @hbomax pic.twitter.com/Zxeoe34mEw— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) January 18, 2022And by the sound of it, there’s an even more revealing scene to come. One fan tweeted they “wanted to see that bubble but,” to which Cena responded, “wish granted.

HBO Max’s edgy, teen drama Euphoria premiered it’s second season on Sunday with not one, not two, but three shots of full-frontal, male nudity. That’s got to be some kind of record.Now one of the actors has taken to TikTok to clarify he did not use a prosthetic in his scene, in case you’ve been wondering.Related: Euphoria’s Jacob Elordi has something to show youAnsel Pierce plays an extra during a party scene, but his moment in the spotlight comes as he enters the bathroom, unaware that Cassie is hiding in the tub.

Spoilers below for the first episode of ‘And Just Like That…’It’s a post-pandemic, mostly post-Samantha world for the characters of And Just Like That…, the Sex and the City spinoff that premiered Thursday on HBO Max.Within the first 10 minutes of the show, Kim Cattrall’s absence is explained, complete with a joke about Samantha being dead.

Schitt’s Creek star Dany Levy is to host a new cookery competition for HBO Max, and participants are now being sought.The Big Brunch, as its name suggests, will feature people preparing their best brunches and sharing a little about their lives.

HBO Max’s female-identifying talent are joining forces for their Women’s Equality Day campaign, “So She Did”.

Green Lantern.British-born Irvine, best known for roles in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again and the television series Treadstone is said to be in final talks for the role, reports The Hollywood Reporter. If cast, he would take on the role of Alan Scott opposite Finn Wittrock, who plays the Lantern Guy Gardner.Related: Finn Wittrock to lead new ‘Green Lantern’ series featuring a gay superheroThe potential casting of Irvine opens up a whole line of questions for fans of Green Lantern comics.

Ratched and Judy star Finn Wittrock has landed a leading role in the new HBO Max series Green Lantern Corps. The series will introduce the cosmic Green Lantern police force to the DCEU.The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that Wittrock will play the Green Lantern Guy Gardner, one of the series leads.

, starring Justice Smith, is the latest provocative and must-watch series to flip the teen genre on its head following recent HBO dramas  and. Created by Zelda Barnz and her father, Daniel, and co-executive produced by Lena Dunham, the HBO Max dramedy offers a new, authentic portrayal of a diverse group of high school students and an unashamed exploration of modern sexuality.

HBO Max have come under fire for using an ACT UP button in their promotion of It’s A Sin without consulting the activist group.  As a means of promoting It’s A Sin, HBO Max provided people in media with kits, which included a denim jacket decorated with badges referencing HIV activism. However, ACT UP New […]

. Following LGBTQ-centric shows like,, and 2020’s, he shifts focus to the 1980s, to explore the lives of twentysomething gay men living in London as they face the growing and deadly AIDS crisis.

After weeks of speculation, we now have more information as to how fan favourite Samantha Jones will be written out of the Sex and The City reboot.

Did you hear the news? Sex and the City might be getting a reboot, but there’s a major caveat. It won’t include on of its most important characters.HBO Max is said to be in talks with Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristen Davis about reprising their roles in a limited series reboot.

November, among other things, is Trans Awareness Month and it probably goes without saying, unfortunately, that anybody who wanted to celebrate that by watching trans stories would have a hard time finding more than a handful of them.

Melissa McCarthy took to Instagram last night to issue an apology for an accidental donation to Exodus Cry, a group that ostensibly opposes human trafficking but conceals a harsh anti-LGBTQ agenda beneath its mission statement.The donation came as part of “20 Days of Kindness,” a charity initiative promoting McCarthy’s forthcoming film Superintelligence. McCarthy partnered with HBO Max to launch the drive, with the streaming service donating $20,000 every day for 20 days to worthy non-profit organizations in hopes of encouraging fans to do the same.

We’re still in October, and that means as we cast our eye on our screens this month, it’s inevitable for us to also be casting our eyes on the past. 

the daughter of two Baptist ministers. In her early 20s, Wiley landed a coveted spot studying theatre at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York City before embarking on her acting career.

streaming on various platforms, like Apple TV+, HBO Max and Netflix, while others are available to rent. No matter what, these are eras, people and places in history that should not be forgotten.

Green Lantern TV series is coming to HBO Max, and will feature an openly-gay version of the superhero.Deadline reports the new show comes as the brainchild of Greg Berlanti, the TV mastermind behind Arrow, Riverdale, The Flash, Supergirl and more. Seth-Grahame Smith and Marc Guggenheim will head up the writing staff on the series.In the comic books, the Green Lantern Corps.

Equal, debuting October 22, has arrived.The four-part series tracks the progress of LGBTQ rights from the dawn of the 20th century, when coming out could mean ridicule, prison, or worse, all the way up to the present day. Combining documentary footage with reenactments, the show will examine the lives and influence of such queer icons as Christine Jorgensen, Sylvia Rivera, Bayard Rustin, Phyllis Lyon and Harry Hay.Related: HBO Max will take on queer history in ‘Equal.’ Meet the all-star cast…The subject matter alone would give us ample reason to watch.

Two new offerings, both directed by gay men, are some of the best bets for September watching.

Equal about the history of queer rights.Produced by Greg Berlanti, Jim Parsons and the minds behind Queer Eye, Equal will recount the history of the LGBTQ rights movement in the aftermath of the Stonewall Uprising, focusing on the brave and often little-known heroes of the time.

Former Fox News anchor and failed morning show host Megyn Kelly had a truly epic Twitter meltdown this morning after learning that HBO Max had temporarily removed Gone With The Wind from its platform for glamorizing slavery and promoting white supremacy.In a statement, the network said:Gone with the Wind is a product of its time and depicts some of the ethnic and racial prejudices that have, unfortunately, been commonplace in American society.

Soon-to-launch streaming service HBO Max has dropped the teaser trailer for its new, much-anticipated ballroom competition, Legendary.