KATSEYE's Lara Raj seems like she's ready to take a trip to the Upside Down after sharing that she is a fan of the wildly popular Netflix series Stranger Things earlier this week. Keep Reading →
Industry, HBO Max's sleeper hit, is coming back for a fourth season, and I have been singing its praises since season one. The show released a teaser trailer for the upcoming season, featuring newcomers like Kal Penn (who recently revealed he's queer), Toheeb Jimoh (from Ted Lasso), and Kiernan Shipka. The show has had some excitingly queer moments between characters throughout the series, but it seems things may be heating up in the next season. If you haven't started watching it already, I can't suggest it enough. Keep Reading →
Heated Rivalry's book cover and a scene from the adaptation.
'Heated Rivalry'; Crave
The Heated Rivalry premiere is just around the corner, and while fans are dying to see “Hollanov” (the ship name of Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov) fall in love, what they're really curious about is how the super spicy sex scenes from the book are going to translate to the screen. Keep Reading →
Queer pop chaos-agent Ashnikko is back with her second studio album, Smoochies, and this time, she's teaching fans how to survive an apocalypse. Keep Reading →
Verizon Apple Bundle; Arcade1Up Infinity Game Board; Brick Smart Alarm Clock
Arcade1Up; Apple; Brick
Whether you’re shopping for your partner, your family, or that one friend who somehow already owns everything, this holiday season is all about giving gifts that connect, literally and figuratively. Keep Reading →
Twin siblings Spice and Sugar lip sync against each other on RuPaul's Drag Race season 15 episode 4.
MTV
Sugar and Spice, the twin contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race season 15 who were the most-followed drag artists on TikTok for several years, have officially gone their separate ways. Over the weekend, Sugar shared a statement announcing her new drag name, explaining the reasons behind the rebrand, and seemingly hinting at how bad things had gotten with Spice as they continued to present themselves as a duo. Keep Reading →
When the original Running Man movie came out in 1987, reality TV was still a thing of science fiction. Now, in 2025, when the genre is as ubiquitous as bad politicians, the new version of Stephen King's dystopian story ramps up the action and flair but falls short in its political messaging and tone. Keep Reading →