"Unrequited yearning, alcoholism, and suppressed desires abound in this 80-minute one-act play that finally examines the forgotten life and dreams of Mrs. Lincoln."
``Sad but true, many animated films continue to lack representation of queer narratives. Maxxie LaWow: Drag Super-shero fills that gap, celebrating drag culture and its impactful messages in an animated format. It empowers individuals to embrace their uniqueness and contributes to the growing discourse around queer representation in media. It also showcases the vibrancy of drag performance while intertwining it with a superhero narrative, connecting with audiences both young and old.``
Life Is Strange is known for its earnest yet cringeworthy storytelling, featuring diverse queer characters, with a notable highlight being the awkward yet sweet connection between Max and Amanda.
The recent episode of Ironheart included a lighthearted moment between Riri Williams and her mother, suggesting possible bisexuality, leading to fervent fan speculation.
We created this series of posters for an exhibit about the African American experience with the police in America. The exhibit was commissioned by Google for their New York headquarters as an initiative to educate their team and to elevate the discourse and awareness around police violence. The goal was to situate personal narratives within the context of a history of injustice and a contemporary culture of discrimination.
ADONXS elaborated on the queerness of his stage name, explaining that it plays with the Greek word for a handsome young man while also reflecting his dual energies.
Fans on X noted that the on-stage chemistry between Megan and Monét during their performance of 'Spin' was electric, with many suggesting they should have kissed.
Even in conversation, it's easy to see why Shatara Michelle Ford is such a good director. The "Test Pattern" and "Dreams in Nightmares" filmmaker is clear, direct, goal-oriented, and focused.
Russell T Davies praises Big Boys as 'a masterpiece,' highlighting its balance of humor and heartache, especially in the final episodes that redefine TV writing.
The film I Saw the TV Glow has resonated with queer audiences, particularly those questioning their gender, showcasing the struggles of a trans youth grappling with identity.
ASDA's decision to feature Tayce in its new Christmas campaign reflects a major shift in advertising. It clearly signals the rising mainstream popularity of drag culture, with inclusivity now a top value for brands.