For Pride month, Screen Speck’s gayest crew has compiled a list of our favorite queer characters. We hope that one of them might inspire you, too.
Disney has a problem with gays: they don’t know what to do about any of us. But that doesn’t stop them paying lip service to our existence.
Dads are complicated. Let’s just get that out of the way. They’re harder to read than mothers are, mainly because many a time they communicate via vague gestures or a grunt here and there instead of words. They also happen to be the most…interesting individual in the lives of their children many times.
In accordance with Mother’s Day, here’s a look at some of the most memorable mothers in our culture.
Queerness becomes threatening when it dares to suggest that the heterosexual male gaze isn’t the only lens from which one can view the world.
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The truth for many of us obsessives is that our love for the pieces of art that enriched our lives — whether it be film, TV, or even music — is invariably tied up in the events surrounding how we were first introduced to them.
“Go Flip Yourself” turns a running joke into a fully developed episode with a genuinely and delightfully surprising long-game punchline.
Why has Paul Verhoeven and Joe Eszterhas’ 1995 cult classic “Showgirls” endured as a queer cult classic? Not because it’s because the film is secretly
No show in the history of television has done more with or for the montage than Better Call Saul. So ranking the show’s very best
Deborah’s rut is one that she’s been going through for most of the season, it’s so bad that even when one of her eleven stalkers
