Karolina Wydra and Rhea Seehorn in "Pluribus," now streaming on Apple TV.
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In my celebration of what a brilliant queer anti-hero Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) is in Apple TV+'s hit show Pluribus, I noted that she is now, presumably, the last lesbian on earth. Keep Reading →
(L-R): Jeremy Pope in "The Inspection"; Miles Heizer in "Boots"; and Jack Dylan Grazer in "We Are Who We Are"
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Queer shows on Netflix (and queer shows in general) may find large audiences, but unfortunately, not long enough to last more than just one season. Several factors go into the decision to cancel a show, but more often than not, those shows happen to be queer shows like Boots, Olympo, Q-Force, Glamorous, and so many more. Keep Reading →
Experience the transformative journey of psychic-medium Travis Holp, who embraced his spiritual gifts and queer identity to guide others towards their own inner light.
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As the clock ticks toward midnight tonight, some people are drawing up resolutions for the new year. Others are making revelations. For psychic-medium Travis Holp, that moment came years ago. Known for his disarming warmth and uncanny accuracy, he's built a devoted following by reminding people that intuition, like identity, isn't something you discover. It's something you remember. Keep Reading →