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This is the Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. Cameron Scheetz, Entertainment Editor at Queerty, hosts today’s episode featuring the hilarious Megan Stalter ahead of the fifth and final season of Hacks.
Since the beloved Emmy-winning comedy premiered in 2021, Megan has established herself as one to watch. She plays the scene-stealing Kayla, a former assistant at Deborah Vance’s management company, whose frequently questionable but always well-intentioned methods have helped her climb the ranks in the industry.
Now working alongside her former boss Jimmy, played by Paul W. Downs, Megan reflects on her time with the show. She credits Hacks, and specifically Paul, for giving her the career she has today, sharing what it’s meant to act opposite him and learn from him every step of the way.
And while we wouldn’t dare spoil where things go in this final season, we had to ask Megan what she thinks Kayla’s idea of a happy ending would be, which, of course, involves Jimmy.
Megan was also recently a guest of honor at the annual Queerties Awards, where she received the Vanguard Award, recognizing her work as one of the leading queer voices in comedy. On the red carpet, she told us that if the night goes well, she might consider a run for president. Naturally, we had a few follow-up questions.
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Welcome to The Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. In today’s episode, Queerty’s Adam Salandra sits down with stand-up comedian, actor, and content creator Michael Henry.
Michael has become a must-follow voice in queer comedy thanks to his sharp observations, deeply relatable videos, and his ability to capture the messiness, humor, and contradictions of gay culture. Whether he is skewering dating apps, touring internationally, or turning dumpsters, French onion dip, and therapy into comedy gold, his work resonates because it is honest and very funny.
In this wide-ranging conversation, Michael opens up about finding inspiration in everyday gay life, navigating social media algorithms, touring the world, creating more serious work about topics like HIV, and why humor can be both a shield and a love language.
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In this episode of the Queerty Interview, Cameron sits down with Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling to talk about Pillion, their bold and unexpectedly tender new gay romantic comedy. Directed by first-time feature filmmaker Harry Lighton, Pillion tells a love story unlike any other.
Melling stars as Colin, a shy, directionless young man still living with his parents, whose life changes after he catches the eye of Ray, a confident and commanding biker played by Skarsgård. What begins as an erotic plunge into BDSM culture reveals itself to be something far sweeter — a sharp, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt exploration of power, intimacy, and connection.
With Pillion now playing in select theaters, Skarsgård and Melling open up about their hilarious first meeting, working alongside their scene-stealing dog co-stars, and what they learned from the real-life Gay Bikers Motorcycle Club, who consulted on and appear in the film.
Pillion is also a nominee for Best Comedy Movie at the 2026 Queerties, Queerty’s annual awards celebrating the best in LGBTQ+ pop culture. If you loved the film, show your support by casting your vote! You can vote once per day, every day, through February 17. Head to Queerty.com and help crown this year’s queer favorites.
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In this episode, Entertainment Editor Cameron Scheetz sits down with stage and screen favorite Michael Urie, who returns for season three of Apple TV+’s hit comedy Shrinking. Fresh off an incredibly busy year spanning Broadway, Off-Broadway, and television, Urie reflects on moving seamlessly from filming Shrinking to the Tony-winning Once Upon a Mattress opposite Jinkx Monsoon, and then into a bold new queer take on Shakespeare’s Richard II.
Back on screen, Shrinking season three finds Urie’s character Brian and his partner Charlie preparing for parenthood — a storyline Urie says carries deep meaning as representation for a generation of gay men who grew up never imagining a future that included family. Urie opens up about entering his “daddy era,” queer visibility on screen and stage, and why this moment in his career feels especially full-circle.
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In this episode, we chatted with Kristen Stewart and Imogen Poots about The Chronology of Water, Stewart’s directorial debut. Inspired by the life of queer writer Lidia Yuknavitch, the film explores trauma, creativity, and self-discovery through striking visuals and an unconventional narrative.
Following its acclaimed premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, The Chronology of Water is now playing in select U.S. theaters. Stewart and Poots discuss their creative collaboration, the film’s resonance with queer audiences, and working with Thora Birch.
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In this episode of The Queerty Interview we down with Mikey Angelo, the queer creator, songwriter, and pop culture commentator who has built a massive following across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.
With millions of followers and a reputation for turning pop culture obsession into viral moments, Mikey has become one of the most recognizable voices in queer internet culture. From early YouTube videos to breakout TikTok success, major TV appearances, and live performances, his career has grown alongside the platforms that helped launch him.
In this conversation, Queerty’s John Halbach talks with Mikey about his creative evolution, how songwriting fuels everything he does, navigating viral fame as a queer artist, and why honesty and humor are essential to his work. Mikey also reflects on breakthrough moments, the importance of queer community, his love of Drag Race and pop divas, and what he hopes to build next as his career continues to expand.
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In this episode of The Queerty Interview, John Halbach sits down with actor, writer, and comedian Drew Droege, the creator and star of Messy White Gays, the dark comedy that’s quickly become one of the most talked-about shows in New York theater.
A sharp, Hitchcock-inspired satire, Messy White Gays follows a gay couple whose brunch plans spiral into chaos, using humor, camp, and tension to explore privilege, performative progressivism, and queer social dynamics. The play has earned packed houses and a growing cult following for its fearless comedy and razor-sharp writing.
In conversation with John, Droege opens up about the pandemic-era inspiration behind the play, his transition from Los Angeles to the New York theater world, and the joy of creating work that blends dark humor with cultural commentary. He also reflects on marathon theater schedules, creative community, and why certain queer references, from Broadway classics to Jean Smart, remain iconic onstage.
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In this episode, Entertainment Editor Cameron Scheetz sits down with Connor Story and Hudson Williams, the breakout stars of the gay hockey romance series everyone is talking about: Heated Rivalry. Quick heads-up... this conversation includes spoilers for Episode 4, “Rose,” so be sure you’ve watched before diving in.
Based on the hit novel by Rachel Reid, Heated Rivalry has taken over the LGBTQ+ internet since premiering on HBO Max and Crave in Canada. The buzz comes in large part from the electric chemistry and fully committed performances from Connor and Hudson, who became overnight sensations, at least in every gay household we know.
After Episode 3 detoured to explore Scott Hunter and his smoothie-barista beau Kip Grady, Episode 4 returns to the fiery, complicated romance of Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander, and it’s a doozy. In this interview, Connor and Hudson help unpack the emotional rollercoaster of their characters’ time together in Boston (tuna melts included) and share the hilarious story behind the perfect club-scene song choice.
They also reveal what they really think of Scott and Kip’s whirlwind affair.
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In today’s episode, rising pop artist Bentley Robles joins us to talk about his journey as a queer musician reshaping synth-driven pop music. Known for writing honestly about heartbreak, identity, and queer joy, Bentley has quickly become one of the most exciting new voices in LGBTQ+ music.
Queerty’s John Halbach sits down with Bentley to discuss the evolution of his sound, the personal stories that inspire his songwriting, and why he believes pop music is at its best when it’s emotional, honest, and unapologetically bold. The conversation also touches on Bentley’s viral moments, including the unforgettable story of rescuing a puppy on the road, a move that captured hearts online and brought him even closer to his fans.
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In this episode of The Queerty Interview, we’re diving back into Boots, Netflix’s powerful new drama inspired by The Pink Marine, the acclaimed memoir by writer and producer Greg Cope White.
Boots adapts White’s real-life story as a closeted Marine recruit navigating identity, masculinity, and belonging in the era before “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” The series brings his funny, emotional, and deeply honest memoir to life — capturing what it meant to serve while hiding a core part of yourself, and how unexpected connection can shape survival.
With Boots now streaming, Queerty’s John Halbach sat down with Greg Cope White to discuss the journey from memoir to Netflix series, the personal moments that made it to the screen, and why the themes of The Pink Marine still resonate so strongly with LGBTQ+ audiences today.
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In this episode of The Queerty Interview, we’re heading to Palm Beach with Ricky Martin and Leslie Bibb, two of the standout stars from Apple TV+’s hit dramedy Palm Royale, which returns for its second season this week.
Set in the glitzy high society of the late 1960s, Palm Royale follows the haves and have-nots orbiting an exclusive country club. With Kristen Wiig leading a star-studded cast that includes Allison Janney, Laura Dern, and Leslie Bibb, the show delivers both camp and commentary, not to mention major queer appeal, thanks in part to Ricky Martin’s scene-stealing role as bartender Robert Diaz.
With Season 2 now streaming, Queerty’s Cameron Scheetz sat down with Martin and Bibb to talk about the show’s enduring queer sensibility, why Diana might just be a gay icon in the making, and how Ricky’s chance Hollywood encounter led him to Palm Royale. Plus, Ricky reflects on the 25th anniversary of his groundbreaking English-language album Sound Loaded.
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In this episode, we’re joined by Corey Fogelmanis and Miles Gutierrez-Riley, stars of the queer coming-of-age film I Wish You All the Best. The feature directorial debut of Tommy Dorfman, the movie adapts the acclaimed Mason Deaver novel about a non-binary teen named Ben who moves in with their older sister after coming out to their parents—who don’t take it well.
As Ben starts over in a new home and school, they find an unexpected mentor in their art teacher and a surprising connection with classmate Nathan—two people who help them embrace their authentic self.
Fogelmanis and Gutierrez-Riley bring warmth, vulnerability, and genuine chemistry to this tender story of identity, love, and found family. With I Wish You All the Best now playing in select theaters, the actors reflect on building their on-screen bond and why they wish a movie like this had existed when they were teens.
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In this episode, we sit down with star Tessa Thompson and filmmaker Nia DaCosta to talk about their must-see new film, Hedda. Breathing fresh life into Henrik Ibsen’s classic play Hedda Gabler, DaCosta reimagines the titular character as queer, a bold and brilliant move brought to life by Thompson’s mesmerizing performance.
Set over the course of one wild party, Hedda is a darkly funny, wildly entertaining take on the 134-year-old story. Thompson’s Hedda is a privileged yet repressed woman stuck in a marriage of convenience, while secretly pining after the one who got away, the wickedly smart Eileen.
Now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Hedda is a deliciously modern, Sapphic spin on a classic that explores how queerness deepens empathy, complexity, and desire in a story that’s always been bursting with passion.
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Guillermo Díaz joins The Queerty Interview to discuss his feature directorial debut, Dear Luke, Love Me, a heartfelt story about two best friends navigating love outside of labels.
In conversation with Queerty’s John Halbach, Díaz opens up about what drew him to the project, how Party Girl and Stonewall shaped his early career, and what it was like to come out in Hollywood when few actors dared to. He also shares memories of working with Parker Posey, his admiration for Madonna, and why hope and kindness matter now more than ever.
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In this episode, we’re untangling the web of Kiss of the Spider Woman with breakout star Tonatiuh. Adapted from the Tony-winning Broadway musical, and the Oscar-winning film before it, the Bill Condon–directed feature transports audiences to an Argentinian prison in the early ’80s, where queer political prisoner Molina shares a cell with a revolutionary named Valentin.
As Molina passes the time recounting his favorite movie musical, the story bursts into a dazzling Technicolor fantasy of song and dance, starring Jennifer Lopez as the titular Spider Woman. But even opposite an icon like J.Lo, Tonatiuh more than holds their own, playing both Molina and the larger-than-life Kendall Nesbitt, a pivotal character in the film-within-a-film.
With Kiss of the Spider Woman now in theaters, Tonatiuh opens up about the deeper meaning of their dual roles, why they see the film as a love letter to queer and Latino communities, and which J.Lo song they’d sneak onto the soundtrack if they could.
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In this episode, we dive into Boots, Netflix’s new drama about a closeted Marine recruit in the era before Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Based on Greg Cope White’s memoir The Pink Marine, the series follows Miles Heiser as he leads an ensemble cast through a grueling 13-week boot camp in the early ’90s.
Heiser stars alongside Max Parker, who plays the hard-nosed drill sergeant driven to be extra tough on the recruit ,but for reasons that go deeper than training. In this conversation, Heiser and Parker discuss their intense preparation for the roles, including shaved heads, the rare dynamic between their characters, and how the series led them to reflect on their own journeys as out actors in Hollywood.
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Actor and writer Lukas Gage has never been afraid of a little drama on screen or in life. In his new memoir I Wrote This For Attention, he pulls back the curtain on his childhood journals, complicated family dynamics, and the choices that shaped his career. From lying his way into auditions to starring in The White Lotus and Euphoria, Lukas has built a life fueled by passion, risk, and reinvention.
Cameron sat down with Lukas to talk about his new book, what he has learned about love and heartbreak, and why he believes the best stories are often the ones we write ourselves.
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The legendary Tiffany “New York” Pollard sits down with Queerty’s John Halbach for an unfiltered conversation about her reign as the queen of reality television. From Flavor of Love to I Love New York and now hosting the outrageous new competition series Slayers, Tiffany has turned unforgettable TV moments into a lasting career.
She opens up about her most iconic on-screen memories, what it’s like hosting Slayers, her advice for contestants stepping into the spotlight, and the powerful love she’s always felt from the LGBTQ+ community.
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In this episode, we sit down with actors Russell Tovey and Tom Blyth to talk about Plainclothes—one of the most thrilling (and frankly hottest) queer films of the year.
Set in the ’90s in upstate New York, the film follows a young, closeted cop, played by Blyth, who is part of a team of undercover officers tasked with targeting and arresting cruising gay men. But when he unexpectedly falls for a target, played by Tovey, he risks it all for a chance at connection.
Part romance, part psychological thriller, Plainclothes is a stunning showcase for both actors—especially Blyth, who audiences may recognize from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.
In our conversation, the pair share what drew them to the project, how they built their on-screen chemistry, and why Tovey believes this period piece offers an urgent and timely message for today’s queer audiences.
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On this episode of The Queerty Interview, we’re due for a checkup with the doctors of NBC’s medical drama Brilliant Minds.
Now in its second season, the series is loosely based on the life of neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks and stars Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Wolf, a respected professional whose unconventional methods tackle unique psychological cases.
Wolf’s complicated bond with his colleague Dr. Josh Nichols (played by Teddy Sears) is at the heart of the show. With Season 2 premiering September 22, Zachary and Teddy talk about honoring Dr. Sacks’ legacy, bringing layered queer representation to network television, and why it was so easy to fall in love with each other on screen. Plus, Teddy reveals what it really feels like to kiss Zachary Quinto.
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On this episode of The Queerty Interview, we spotlight a true queer original: Utica. First introduced as a fan favorite on RuPaul’s Drag Race, she’s now back in the spotlight on Project Runway as Ethan, bringing her signature artistry and design talent to a whole new stage.
Utica opens up about the transition from drag to fashion design, the challenge of impressing judges like Law Roach, and why embracing both sides of herself makes her work even more powerful. She also shares behind-the-scenes tea from the Project Runway workroom, her Midwest roots, and what’s next on the horizon for her fashion house.
Hosted by Queerty’s Jake Thompson, this conversation is thoughtful, funny, and fabulously fashionable.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism and beyond. In today's episode, we're unpacking the must see film Twinless, a dark, romantic dramedy that'll definitely take you by surprise. Now, there's a lot we don't want to spoil about Twinless, but all you need to know going in is that it's about two young men who meet in a support group for people who've lost their twin.
The film comes from the brilliant writer/director/actor James Sweeney, who stars opposite Dylan O'Brien in dual roles as twins Roman and Rocky, which honestly might be the two best performances of his career so far.
Ahead of the film's theatrical release. We had the opportunity to sit down with Sweeney and O'Brien for an all too brief chat about the real life bond and how their mutual trust in one another emboldened O'Brien to play two distinct characters, one gay and one straight. Let's take a listen.
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This is the Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. Today’s episode dives into the world of queer pop with powerhouse artist Madison Rose. Her new project, Monochrome: The White Album, is a bold and deeply personal statement she’s been crafting for over two years… a follow-up to Technicolor that unpacks identity, resilience, and turning pain into pure pop alchemy.
In this conversation, Madison opens up about the joys and struggles of being an indie artist, why representation matters, and what it really takes to build a career on your own terms.
Queerty’s Maria Tridas, sits down with Madison to talk about her album, her artistry, and why living boldly is the most iconic thing you can do.
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This is the Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism and beyond. In today's episode, we're diving into the buzzy new thriller Lurker. The film stars Théodore Pellerin as a retail employee who manages to worm his way into the inner circle of a rising pop star, played by Saltburn's Archie Madekwe. Lurker takes a lot of twists and turns we don't want to spoil here, but it's safe to say that the relationship between the two verges on the homoerotic.
With the film in theaters now, it's stirring up a lot of conversation. So I spoke with Pellerin and Madekwe about why they see Lurker as a love story, and they helped us unpack the deeper meaning of the movie's highly charged wrestling scene.
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This is the Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. I’m Cameron Scheetz, Entertainment Editor at Queerty, and today we’re continuing our Dragaholic Austin series with the ethereal and fearless Gothess Jasmine.
In this conversation, hosted by AJ Gibson and Emile Ennis Jr., Jasmine shares how their drag embraces fluidity, self-love, and joy as resistance. They reflect on building spaces where queer people are celebrated, not just tolerated, and how living authentically can be a radical act in a world that often resists it.
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This is the Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. I’m Cameron Scheetz, Entertainment Editor at Queerty, and today’s episode takes us behind the scenes of HBO’s The Gilded Age with actor, comedian, and Broadway star Claybourne Elder.
Known for his role as John Adams in the period drama, Elder reflects on portraying a queer character in 1890s New York, the emotional impact of John’s storyline, and the importance of telling our own stories on screen.
From navigating on-set relationships to rejecting industry pressure to hide his sexuality, Elder opens up about authenticity, representation, and the friendships that last long after the cameras stop rolling. Queerty’s Ian Helms, sits down with Claybourne for this thoughtful and heartfelt conversation.
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This is the Queerty Interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. I’m Cameron Scheetz, Entertainment Editor at Queerty, and today we’re kicking off our Dragaholic Austin series with the one and only Cynthia Lee Fontaine.
Hosted by AJ Gibson and Emile Ennis Jr., this episode dives into Cynthia’s journey from community health work and activism in Puerto Rico to becoming a fan favorite on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Known for her beloved “cucu” and undeniable charisma, Cynthia opens up about her family’s legacy of activism, the power of chosen family, and how drag became her tool for empowerment and community building. It’s a conversation about resilience, identity, and the power of showing up on stage and in life.
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This is the Queerty Interview where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. I’m Cameron Scheetz, Entertainment Editor at Queerty, and today, we’re talking to model, author, and activist Munroe Bergdorf.
Munroe shares how pride has evolved for her in a time when trans rights are under attack, why connection is at the heart of queer resilience, and how her style is both storytelling and armor. She opens up about her new documentary Love and Rage, which was released on July 15th, and her newest book Talk to Me, which dives into the power of having hard but necessary conversations.
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Shea Couleé is stepping into superhero status! The RuPaul’s Drag Race winner sits down with Queerty’s Jake Thompson to discuss joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Ironheart, and what it was like filming on set.
Shea reflects on her full-circle journey from theater to drag to the MCU, and shares how her real-life superpowers, authenticity, artistry, and resilience, earned her a seat at Marvel’s table. She also talks about pride anthems (Beyoncé, Kesha, Troye Sivan), her upcoming music, and why Chicago Pride still feels like home.
Plus: would she return to Drag Race? What comic book hero inspired her as a kid? And why she times her lashes to “Summer Renaissance”?
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Activist Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen has spent years fighting for trans rights on the national stage, and he’s not slowing down. In this special edition of the Queerty Interview we sit down with Pride 50 honoree, Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen. He opens up about growing up as the first openly trans child of a member of Congress, building power through advocacy, and launching the groundbreaking U.S. Trans Survey. He reflects on the backlash that comes with progress, the lessons of LGBTQ+ history, and why trans joy, community, and even pet portraits might be the key to changing hearts and minds.
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In this episode, Peppermint joins Queerty’s John Halbach to talk about her role in Season 2 of Survival of the Thickest and how it feels to play a character that so closely reflects her own identity as a Black trans woman and drag artist. She shares behind-the-scenes moments, reflects on NYC’s evolving Pride scene, and opens up about her advocacy for more inclusive casting in reality TV. From RuPaul’s Drag Race to The Traitors to scripted television, Peppermint brings perspective, passion, and humor to every stage she steps on. Watch the full conversation to hear what Pride means to her today and what she hopes to take on next.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. Today we’re talking to comedian and host Amber Ruffin.
From her Nebraska roots to Broadway, late night, and coming out publicly last Pride season, Amber brings her singular voice to everything she does. In this episode Queerty's Kris Chesson sits down for a chat about comedy, queerness, and what’s next.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. Today we’re talking to Broadway star Bianca Leigh.
From Transamerica to Oh, Mary! Bianca reflects on the evolution of trans representation and what stories still need to be told. Queerty’s Matthew Wexler sat down with her to talk about the personal moments, Pride memories, and perspectives that have shaped her powerful career.
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In ‘A Nice Indian Boy,’ Karan Soni & Jonathan Groff play Naveen and Jay, a couple looking to plan a big, gay Indian wedding of their own—even if Naveen's traditional parents aren't entirely thrilled about that.
The film nods to and playfully subverts many of the tropes of the romantic-comedy genre and the grand tradition of Bollywood cinema. So, with that in mind, we asked Soni & Groff: What movies—for better or for worse—shaped your understanding of love and romance at a young age?
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Benito Skinner's (@BennyDrama7) must-see new comedy #Overcompensating is a hilarious, college-set coming-out tale, but it also doubles as a sweet origin story for one of the most formative friendships of our lives: that between a gay and his best girlfriend.
After meeting at orientation and a hookup-gone-wrong, freshmen Benny and Carmen quickly become on-campus conspirators and confidantes, and their relationship blossoms into something that makes ‘Overcompensating’ truly special.
Unsurprisingly, Skinner and his scene-stealing co-star Wally Baram (@wallybaram) have electric chemistry on-screen and off, which was immediately apparent when Queerty sat down for a chat with the pair about the gayest college classes they ever took, and so much more.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. In this episode, we're talking to Colman Domingo and Marco Calvani, who play husbands in the new Netflix dramedy, The Four Seasons.
The show comes from comedy icon Tina Fey, reimagining the 1981 Alan Alda movie of the same name, which follows three married couple friends who all take a little getaway trip together once a season.
This new series has that same structure, but with a few modern updates. Most notably, there's now a gay couple in the group, Danny and Claude, played by Coleman and Marco. Even as the husbands argue and quibble, they're a delight to watch thanks to the actor's fantastic on-screen chemistry. As it turns out, that's because Coleman and Marco were already good friends before they joined the project, and we have Coleman's real-life husband, Raul to thank for that.
We spoke to the two stars about bringing their friendship to the screen and some of their dos and don'ts when it comes to group travel.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. Today we're talking to the director of queer romcom 'The Wedding Banquet.'
The film is a modern reimagining of director Ang Lee's groundbreaking 1993 romance of the same name. But instead of focusing on one relationship, it's really about a whole chosen family — played here by Bowen Yang, Lily Gladstone, Kelly Marie Tran and Korean actor Han Gi-chan in his first English language role.
Filmmaker Andrew Ahn joins us to talk about directing The Wedding Banquet, how Fire Island helped prepare him for the role, and the importance of honoring both Queer and Korean identities on screen with authenticity, — humor, and heart.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. Today we're talking to the cast of queer romcom 'The Wedding Banquet.'
The film is a modern reimagining of director Ang Lee's groundbreaking 1993 romance of the same name. But instead of focusing on one relationship, it's really about a whole chosen family — played here by Bowen Yang, Lily Gladstone, Kelly Marie Tran and Korean actor Han Gi-chan in his first English language role.
You'll hear our conversation with the stars who share what they learned from the experience working on the movie together, and they even let slip that there was almost a 'Real Housewives' cameo of sorts left on the cutting room floor.
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This is the Queerty interview, where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism and beyond. Today we're talking to actor Mark Indelicato about his recent standout episode of Hacks, "I Love LA".
Season 4 of the award-winning Max Comedy sees Jean Smart's, Deborah Vance hosting the late night show she's long dreamed about. In the latest episode, her show finally premieres, but since she's at odds with her head writer Eva, played by Hannah Einbinder, she has no one to celebrate with. Desperate, Deborah calls her long-suffering assistant, Damien to join her for dinner.
Played by Mark Indelicato, Damien's been an invaluable part of the Hacks ensemble from the jump, but he really shines here, especially once he decides to take Deborah for a celebratory night out in WeHo.
We spoke to Indelicato about filming the episode, taking Jean Smart out on the town, and whether or not he agrees with Damien's hot take about LA gays.
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This is the Queerty interview where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in the entertainment activism and beyond. In this episode, Queerty's Entertainment Editor Cameron Scheetz sits down with the one and only Alan Cumming.
Thanks to his Emmy-winning work on The Traitors, the actor and all-around icon is busier than ever. Even still, it was important for him to make time to executive produce a new indie called Asog, a surprisingly funny docudrama about a trans person in rural Philippines who goes on a life-changing road trip.
Plus, the conversation quite naturally turns to The Traitors, where he shares his rather blunt advice to future contestants, and he even spills some tea about getting blue all over again to return as Nightcrawler in Marvel's upcoming blockbuster Avengers Doomsday.
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This is the Queerty Interview where we bring you conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, activism, and beyond. In this episode, Queerty's Cameron Scheetz sits down with some of the cast of Hulu's newest sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, which is about three gay friends getting on in their years who decide to live together in Palm Springs.
Stars Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, and Nathan Lee Graham chat about their first 'tummy tingles', and what it was like to work with their legendary co-star, the late, great, Linda Lavin.
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In our final episode of Queerty, host Gabe González fills us in on the past week in queer headlines - including Apple's new emojis and all the latest with Caitlyn Jenner. Plus, host of Logo Live, Johnny Sibilly, joins in to talk about puka shells, being on "Pose" and "Hacks," and Jane Lynch singing Nicki Minaj. Enjoy!
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Host, Gabe González, recaps this past week in queer headlines - including history making Emmy nominations, why a queer student got suspended, and why Boston Pride is being talked about. Plus, Jes Tom joins the conversation to talk about their exciting new projects, The Bachelor, and what Tumblr used to be. Enjoy!
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This week, host, Gabe González, talks the past week's queer headlines - including a politician that wants you to know he's gay but not TOO gay, an Arkansas woman that got a surprising note in her mailbox, and why Meghan McCain is blaming the gays for her poor styling choices. Plus, comedian and writer Drew Anderson joins in to talk about being a part of Out in Hollywood's inaugural Out Loud list and his favorite trends from the Salem witch trials era.
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This week, host, Gabe González, talks about a different kind of royal announcement, the bisexual couch that's divided the LGBTQ community right at the end of Pride, and more queer stories from the past week. Also, actress, activist, and Drag Race Season 9 runner up, Peppermint is here to talk about her new single, the 2nd annual Black Queer town hall event, and what it feels like to be the first-ever Ambassador to Trans Justice with the ACLU. Enjoy!
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Host Gabe González recaps the past week of queer stories including the crazy reason Stonewall is in the news this week, a gay couple in Florida who was asked to take down their pride flag, and of course, Carl Nassib. Plus, host of the Luminaries Podcast, astrologist David Odyssey is here to talk about the end of Gemini season, Sailor Moon, and the power of tarot.
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Host Gabe González recaps the past week of queer stories including corporate pride, Hungary's ban on gay media, and why Kevin Hart is still complaining about being cancelled. Plus, performer, podcaster, and Queerty nominee, Big Dipper joins the conversation to talk about the Friends reunion, the most memorable guests he's had on the pod, and which iconic phrase he'd like to bring back into today's lexicon.
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This week, host Gabe González is talking about the past week in headlines which include some encouraging news from a Texas election, a predictably ridiculous take from a homophobe just in time for Pride month, and the interview Ricky Martin is still thinking about from over 20 years ago. Plus, we're joined by an incredible guest, stand-up comic Gina Yashere who joins the conversation to talk about her new book, going from working as an elevator engineer to a comedian, and "The Piers Morgan Effect."
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This week, host Gabe González covers the past week's headlines, including how Florida Republicans are kicking off Pride month, why one politician in Mexico might've lied about being bisexual, and one story with an appropriately explosive ending. Plus, actor & writer, Michael D. Cohen, joins in the conversation to talk about being cast in a Nickelodeon series, how he feels about the trans label, and a controversial tweet he was featured in alongside Spongebob.
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On this week's episode, host Gabe González talks about the week's most pressing queer stories including why Andy Cohen is waiting for someone special to smack him. Plus, comedian and writer, Tai Leclaire, joins the conversation to talk about moving cross-country during the pandemic, why his latest gig was so special and his feelings about Lori Beth Denberg.
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This week host, Gabe González, talks about why angry drive thru customers have become a coveted demographic for Republicans, how the London Aquarium has become the Cherry Grove of the animal kingdom, and why it seems Ronald Reagan's aeronautical legacy will inevitably crumble at the might of a dancing YouTuber. Plus, drag queen, insult comic, and costume designer, Bianca Del Rio, joins the conversation to discuss what launched her into drag, her upcoming tour, and whether or not she's returning to Drag Race.
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Host, Gabe González, talks about the past week of gay news including a surprising group telling the Vatican to stick it, which Awards ceremony is pulling the plug next year, and the Queen finally denouncing conversion therapy in the UK. Plus, writer and actress Dani Fernandez is joining the conversation to talk about playing herself in a Disney animated film and who the iconic actresses are that made her realize that she isn't straight.
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Host, Gabe González, reflects on this past week's news stories, including identifying the surprising culprit behind a homophobic act in Ohio and Caitlyn Jenner doing something terrible - again. Plus, comedian Alex English joins in on the conversation to talk about making jokes during the pandemic, which kinks he's tried to get behind but can't, and gay representation in "Power Rangers."
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20 years after "A Thousand Miles," Gabe finally sits down for an iconic interview with the one and only Vanessa Carlton. Vanessa talks about coming out in Nashville in 2010, the difficulties of being a young star, and her creative process for the new album "Love Is An Art." But first, Gabe breaks down Caitlyn Jenner's run for Governor and Shakespeare's sexuality.
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Host, Gabe González, has got some headlines hot off the Queerty presses! He's talking about gay villain representation on TV, the teenager who changed an entire school district's rules, and ..which gay Netflix series people are hoping to pull the plug on before it even airs. Also, actor, writer, and opera singer, Eliot Glazer, joins in the conversation to talk about his podcast, haunting covers of songs, and Ashlee Simpson's career.
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Host Gabe González unpacks this week's stories such as a viral video that's now worth thousands of dollars, the rightwing groups behind the recent wave of anti-trans legislation, and how one grammy award winning artist hid a videotape she didn't want anyone to see. Plus, winner of the second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, Alaska joins in the conversation to talk about the past, the future, memories, bad lighting and her brand new comedy special.
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On this week's episode, host Gabe González, talks about Kate Winslet's running tally of closeted actors, a hate group fundraising off of a video that should've been taken offline by now, and why one Alabama pastor thinks there's a demon inside gay people. Plus, comedian Michael Henry joins in the conversation to talk about his YouTube videos and how he would personify the gay demon inside of him. Enjoy!
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On this week's Queerty, host Gabe González, talks about a gospel singer who loves the new Lil Nas X video and why Lindsay Graham offered a long-winded explanation for something he's hiding in his house. Plus, Gabe is joined by Robbie Couch, the author of the young adult romantic-comedy novel, "The Sky Blues," to talk about growing up queer in Michigan and why the Bible is ultimately a seminal queer text. Listen now!
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This week, Queerty host Gabe González talks about the Disney character that's one step closer to being canonicaly queer, which TV network has spent an obsessive amount of time lying about trans people, and how the Vatican may have cost one gay comedian a paying gig. Plus singer-songwriter, Rod Thomas, joins the conversation to talk about his music, his favorite divas, and his 2020 album Fun City.
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On this week's Queerty, Gabe breaks down *what* Elliot Page had to say in his first lengthy interview since coming out , *which* celebrity judge supposedly canceled on Drag Race last minute, and *why* one school in Texas is flipping out over a children's book. Plus, Larry Owens joins the conversation to talk about his first musical, how he's gotten through quarantine, and what he's obsessed with on Disney+.
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Legendary drag queen and comedian, Miss Coco Peru, joins Gabe this week to discuss an exciting upcoming show, a past trend she'd like to pay homage to, and how she's gotten through the pandemic. Plus, Gabe talks about a different Oprah interview than you'd expect, Billy Eichner's upcoming gay rom-com, and which celebrity calls their spouse "hersband."
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One more Friday on the books, Gabe is here to talk about Ian McKellan on TikTok, which celeb found the love of their life on Craigslist, and how a former WNBA player is following in Raphael Warnock's footsteps. Plus, Gabe is joined by comedian and actor, Sherry Cola, to talk about her show "Good Trouble," her political involvement, and her thoughts on the Golden Globes!
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On this week's episode, Jay Jurden is back to talk about all things WandaVision, his polyamorous relationship, and of course Gabe tries to get him cancelled. Queerty's entertainment editor, David Reddish, also pops in to recap this week's Queerty awards. Plus, Gabe recaps the last week in gay news with stories about Dolly Parton, Elton John, and more!
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This week, Gabe has got some stories of homophobic bus drivers, which Queen Latifah film is really worth a rewatch, and why some people are calling Joe Biden to marry a man. Plus, comedian, home chef and glamorous cat mom, Sydnee Washington, joins in the conversation to talk about her recent projects, her thoughts on Drag Race, and Gabe even tries to get her cancelled by Sydnee's own girlfriend. Enjoy!
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On this week's episode, Gabe unpacks Lindsey Graham's problematic nickname, the #FreeBritney movement, and how Fox News censored a videogame's gay storyline. Plus, Raquel Willis joins us on the pod to talk representation in our political system, The Weeknd's Super Bowl halftime show, and how she's been staying sane the past year in quarantine.
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Gabe is back this week to discuss the recent Golden Globe nominations and mourn the loss of one of the greats of the music industry. Plus, actress, Shakina Nayfack, joins the conversation to talk about Drag Race, who could replace Ellen, and she gives her thoughts on the future of the Harry Potter franchise.
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Guest host, Jay Jurden, steps in this week to discuss new laws effecting the trans community, JoJo Siwa coming out, and other notable headlines in the queer community. Plus, Ira Madison III stops by to talk about his recent Twitter suspension, his thoughts on PrEP, and why he would defend Omarosa.
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On this week's Queerty, Gabe recaps this past week of queer headlines - including the appointment of the first openly trans person to a cabinet-level position, Lady Gaga's inauguration performance, and why some people believe the covid vaccine will make you gay. Plus, Gabe speaks with Kalen Allen about Drag Race, Dolly Parton, and even challenges Allen to defend a recipe he's publicly dragged on his popular food review web series.
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On the inaugural episode of Queerty, host Gabe González recaps this past week's headlines of queer pop culture. Gabe provides commentary on stories such as the first trans-masculine contestant being on RuPaul's Drag Race, a lesbian teen who identified her mother as a domestic terrorist, and of course Gays Over Covid. Plus, Joel Kim Booster joins us to discuss his latest projects, what he thinks about Kim Catrall not re-joining "Sex and the City," and Gabe attempts to get Joel cancelled.
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