Television Watch Olly Alexander Bottom and Deny AIDS in 'It's a Sin' Clip The show Is being called the first television series in the U.K. to center HIV.Mikelle Street
Television Russell T. Davies Explains Why Straight Actors Shouldn't Get Gay Roles The Queer as Folk creator explained his process behind casting "It's a Sin."Mey Rude
Print HBO Max's It's a Sin Is the Heady, Gut-Wrenching Show You Need to See Queer as Folk’s creator is back with a series about youth, hope, and belonging against the backdrop of the AIDS crisis in London.Mikelle Street
Television Will 'Doctor Who' Finally Have Its First Queer Lead? Out actress T'Nia Miller is addressing the rumors!Mey Rude
Television The 'Queer As Folk' Reboot Just Announced Its First Star The show is getting some quality nonbinary representation!Mey Rude
Television This Is Why HBO Max's 'It's a Sin' Isn't Getting a Second Season Though the AIDS-drama has seen real-life impact, Russell T. Davies set the record straight.Mey Rude
Television Russell T. Davies Fought for AIDS Drama 'It's a Sin' — And Won In the end it was us, the viewers, that won. Mikelle Street
Television Watch Emotional Trailer for Russell T. Davies' AIDS Drama 'It's a Sin' Olly Alexander and Neil Patrick Harris star in the Russell Davies project.Mey Rude
Television Olly Alexander Gets Thirsty in Clip for Russell T. Daves' New Show The show is the latest from the "Queer as Folk" creator, and also features Neil Patrick Harris.Donald Padgett
Television Gay Series 'Cucumber' & 'Banana' Are Coming To Logo Your weekly dose of veg and fruit is about to get a lot more excitingJames McDonald
Popnography First Look at Queer as Folk Creator's New Show: Banana Banana will air alongside its brother show, Cucumber, on March 2Jesse Steinbach
Interviews 10Qs: Andrew Hayden-Smith The Cucumber and Banana star talks cock-socks, coming out, and why he'd kill Captain JackJames McDonald
Popnography Queer as Folk Creator to Explore Gay Life in New U.K. Shows Russell T. Davies, the man who reinvigorated 'Doctor Who,' returns to queer themesJerry Portwood
