Television
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Sugar Review: Season 2 is Still Stylish, but Less Surprising
Colin Farrell remains compelling, but the second season loses much of the daring that made Sugar one of TV's most original series.
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Yona Speidel Finds New Creative Territory in The Boroughs
The writer and producer formerly known as Our Lady J discusses Netflix's The Boroughs and moving beyond identity-focused narratives.
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Leo Woodall Hits the Right Notes in Tuner
Leo Woodall leads an engaging crime drama about a gifted piano tuner whose talents draw him into a dangerous criminal underworld.
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Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Delivers on Its Promise
Tatiana Maslany shines in Apple TV+'s twist-filled dramedy about a divorced mother pulled into a world of scams, murder, and chaos.
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The Boys Ends With a Bloody, Timely Bang
The final season of Prime Video’s superhero satire skewers fascism, celebrity culture, and America’s collapsing grip on reality.
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Karim Diané Talks About Playing Star Trek’s First Gay Klingon
Karim Diané discusses portraying Jay-Den Kraag, the first openly gay Klingon in Star Trek history.
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Murder in Glitterball City Gets Lost in Its Own Myth
HBO’s two-part true-crime documentary leans into Old Louisville lore while sidelining the life of Jamie Carroll.
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Alphabet Soup’s Thrilling Queer Dating Chaos
The irrepressible stars of the queer dating docuseries mix chaos, candor, and connection in a bold take on modern love.
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Miles Heizer Talks Netflix’s ‘Boots,’ Max Parker — and That Ending
Miles Heizer his queerness, the Marines, the emotional toll of Boots, and why he’s ready for a season two.
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Ravi Roth Brings Global Adventures to Bear World TV
The globe-trotting travel guru is one of Bear World TV’s Fab Five, spotlighting travel, culture, and adventure in the bear community.
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Review: Sally Captures the Brilliance and Burden of Sally Ride
National Geographic’s Sally Ride documentary tells the story of America’s first woman in space — and the hidden love she kept secret for decades.
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Marco Calvani Talks Gay Romance, Netflix Debut, and Tina Fey
Actor-filmmaker Marco Calvani rides the tide of an unexpected breakout role in Netflix’s hit series "The Four Seasons."
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Kae Ecstatic Makes Masturbation Month Spiritual and Sexy
Author and spiritual coach Kae Ecstatic goes deep on life, sex, politics, and competing on "The Great BateWorld BateOff."
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‘Overcompensating’ Is Funny, Flirty, and Fearlessly Honest
Prime Video's "Overcompensating" offers a keenly perceptive portrayal of campus life for a closeted college freshman.
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The Commanding Style of Nathan Lee Graham
As Arthur Broussard, "Mid-Century Modern's" Nathan Lee Graham slays the assignment in his own inimitable style.
