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Oct 16Fri
  1. Out52

    Heated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney slams NHL as not a safe space

    Heated Rivalry creator and showrunner Jacob Tierney said on Radio Andy, Andy Cohen's SiriusXM show, that the NHL is not a safe space and has not met the moment after capitalizing on the series' success. He pointed to the league's reinstatement of five former Hockey Canada players acquitted of sexual assault charges and said the NHL needs to address its toxic culture. François Arnaud, who plays closeted hockey player Scott Hunter on the show, made similar comments on the Kelly Clarkson Show, noting the NHL has no out players.

  2. them58

    Heated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney criticizes the NHL over its culture

    Heated Rivalry creator and showrunner Jacob Tierney said on Radio Andy that the NHL is not a safe or inclusive space, telling host Andy Cohen the league has "just hired four rapists" and has "a lot of ongoing work to do." The article notes that the NHL fully reinstated five former Hockey Canada players in December 2025 after their acquittal on sexual assault charges, and that as of 2026 the league remains the only major men's sports league in North America without any out gay players in its history.

  3. them20

    Kendall Jenner Denies Lesbian Rumors on The Kardashians, Says Cara Delevingne "Would Know"

    Kendall Jenner denied longstanding rumors that she is a lesbian during the October 15 episode of The Kardashians, telling out actress Cara Delevingne backstage at the L'Oréal Paris Fashion Week Show that Delevingne "out of everyone, would know." Jenner said she has "never had a desire to have sex with women" and that she would be out if she were, referencing her January 9 appearance on Owen Thiele's In Your Dreams podcast.

Oct 15Thu
  1. them58

    Judge orders Pete Hegseth to answer written questions in transgender military ban case

    U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes ordered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to answer 10 written questions from attorneys challenging Trump's transgender military ban, warning that evasive answers could lead to a deposition. Reyes questioned Justice Department arguments that Hegseth's public statements, including an anti-trans slur she recounted from a Quantico gathering of senior military leaders, are irrelevant to whether the policy was driven by anti-trans animus.

  2. them22

    7 LGBTQ+ Actors We Want to See in the Girls Revival

    HBO has confirmed a Girls revival with Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet and Andrew Rannells returning for five new episodes, with production teased to start next summer and no official date announced. The piece lists seven LGBTQ+ actors it suggests adding to the reboot cast, including Anania Michael Izquierdo, Elliot Page, Conrad Ricamora, Samira Wiley, Indya Moore, Rosie O'Donnell and Cynthia Nixon.

  3. Autostraddle58

    Netflix's The Body, a sapphic teen horror series about a ritual gone wrong, arrives next month

    Netflix's The Body, a sapphic teen horror series about a ritual gone wrong, is coming to the platform next month. Writer and creator Quinn Shephard, who began writing the show the year she came out, says it satirizes the trauma of growing up queer and repressed. The series features lesbian reality star Gabby Windey in a recurring role as a coach, and almost all episodes have women listed as writers.

  4. them71

    Texas school district cancels Little Shop of Horrors after a female student is cast as Seymour

    The Grand Prairie Independent School District cancelled South Grand Prairie High School's production of Little Shop of Horrors after senior Ana Mota was cast as the male lead Seymour, citing Texas' "Don't Say Gay" law, Senate Bill 12. In a statement to local media, district officials pointed to the romantic relationship between the two main characters and themes involving an abusive relationship.

Oct 14Wed
  1. Autostraddle20

    Why Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare Stays With Me

    Rachel Talalay's Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, the only Nightmare on Elm Street film directed by a woman, doubles down on the franchise's themes of parental abuse and neglect. The film opens in a Springwood with no children left, following the last teen, John Doe, and Dr. Maggie Burroughs back to the town. Its "troubled youth" — Spencer, Carlos and Tracy — are shaped by their parents' abuse, not their own choices.

Oct 11Sun
  1. Okazu11

    Yuri Network News: The Moon on a Rainy Night and The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't A Guy At All Anime Trailers, Yuriten AI Art Backlash

    Trailers for The Moon on a Rainy Night, slated for a spring release, and The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't A Guy At All, arriving in January, are up on YouTube. Kinokuniya launched Love Bullet Volume 2 with an exclusive cover and shikishi, and The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn't A Guy At All Volume 4 hits shelves later this month. Bloom Into You creator Nio Nakatani and other artists called out Yuriten for using AI art for its 10th anniversary.

Oct 8Thu
  1. Okazu22

    Navigating With You Volume 2 Review: New Art Team, Community Focus, Underused Central Romance

    Navigating With You Volume 2, written by Jeremy Whitley, continues Gabrielle and Neesha's story with a new art team led by Falia Hanakata, plus Linden Cahill, Juancho! and Carlos M. Mangual, with Cassio Ribeiro on cover art. The volume emphasizes community and new characters like Noli and Cary, but Okazu's review rates the story 5 and finds the central romance underused despite strong characters (10) and art (7), for an overall 8.

Sep 26Sat
  1. LezWatch.TV60

    Crave picks up Slo Pitch for a network TV reboot

    Crave has picked up the webseries Slo Pitch for a network TV reboot, with two episodes premiering Friday, Sept. 25 and two episodes dropping each Friday after that. The series stars Jess Salgueiro, Karen Knox, Gwenlyn Cumyn, Emma Hunter and Emily Hampshire, with women's softball legend Ayami Sato as a special guest star, and is based on the 2020 short-form series of the same name created by J Stevens, Karen Knox and Gwenlyn Cumyn.

Feb 28Sat
  1. LezWatch.TV34

    Fear the Merger: One Network to Bind Them Into Darkness

    Paramount won the bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in February, and Netflix walked away from the deal on 26 February, as LezWatch.TV warns the consolidation is bad for queer TV in the US. The piece argues that shareholder-driven conglomerates favor risk-averse reboots, sequels and procedurals, homogenize editorial voices across networks, and purge diverse shows for tax write-offs. It cites a wave of revivals including Scrubs Season 10, the Frasier revival, a Young Sheldon spinoff renewed for season 3, and Buffy: New Sunnydale.