Hulu's 'Black Twitter' producers on trailer backlash: 'You got to welcome the smoke'
The docuseries creators tell PRIDE that their intentions were to document Black Twitter's legacy.
May 14 2024 6:20 PM
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The docuseries creators tell PRIDE that their intentions were to document Black Twitter's legacy.
And Jay didn't stop with Brady.
Departing Seniors, Abbott Elementary, Drive Away Dolls, The New Look, and more make for cozy February viewing.
Their continuing transphobia is not funny — but these comics are.
From steamy celebrity pics to heartfelt allies taking the haters to task, to the biggest celebrity moments, here is what resonated with you most this year!
From Sci-fi epics to biopics about LGBTQ+ icons the streaming service is bringing the heat this fall
The popstar has been making headlines for her recent divorce and new relationship.
The open letter to Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and Twitter calls for an end to the viral lies and disinformation being spread on their platforms.
PRIDE spoke to the stars of the new comedy about generational change, having tough conversations, and that Obama joke.
Bad Bunny, BLACKPINK, Frank Ocean, Calvin Harris, Björk, Charli XCX... it’s about to go down in the desert.
We’re giggling and cringing in equal measure.
Kim Petras, Sam Smith, Steve Lacy, oh my!
Rosie O'Donnell, Wanda Sykes, Bianca Del Rio, and more are leading the hilarious lineup!
The out, Grey's Anatomy actor is part of this year's #PRIDE25!
The least lesbian Oscar nominations ever were announced this morning (caveat-‘least lesbian’ may be an exaggeration, but not by much). There was a dearth of lesbian and bisexual characters on the big screen in 2012, the likes of which have not been seen since Wings won the first Academy Award ever in 1927. Just last year Glenn Close and Janet McTeer were nominated for gender bending roles while Rooney Mara landed a nod for her incarnation of bisexual super hacker Lisbeth Salander in David Fincher’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. 2011 saw a nomination for Annette Bening for her annoying lesbian character in The Kids are All Right (but at least it was something). And in 2009 Penelope Cruz won Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of a fiery bisexual artist in Vicki Cristina Barcelona.
The TV shows and specials hosting panels at this year’s Comic-Con from July 12 to 15 has been released by The Hollywood Reporter, and for those of you heading to the Convention Center in San Diego for the annual event here’s a list of panels for the shows with strong leading ladies (or just ladies we love) so you don’t miss out:
BBC Three's Lip Service, a series about sex, lies and true love amongst a group of twenty-something lesbians, is back for a second season with the cast returning to the bars, streets and clubs of Glasgow for more drama. Ruta Gedmintas returns as edgy photographer Frankie, Laura Fraser as uptight architect Cat and Fiona Button as Tess, an accident-prone actress. Anna Skellern is a new addition as Lexy, a straight-talking Australian doctor.
Lip Service follows the lives of six lesbian women living in Glasgow, Scotland. Already being hailed as the “British L Word,” the six-part drama has been described as “a bold new drama in contemporary Glasgow. Lip Service creator, Harriet Braun, says she hopes her latest drama is authentic to lesbian viewers and their lives. Braun says it was important to her that the main lesbian characters Cat, Frankie, Lou and Tess, played by Laura Fraser, Ruta Gedmintas, Roxanne McKee and Fiona Button respectively, came across as authentic to a lesbian audience. Here's a recap of the fourth episode.