Cameron Scheetz

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The striking new South Korean drama 3670 explores the ramifications of a life lived within borders and boundaries, and the joy that can be found when one rids themself of those restraints. Handsome, young Cheol-jun (Youhyun Cho) was born and raised in the totalitarian state of North Korea, forced to abide by a strict code of conduct—until, one day, he got out. Now, he lives in the bustling, vibrant Seoul, where he’s found a new sense of belonging largely among a community of fellow defectors.

1 day ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

Need a boost to get over Hump Day? The Hot Sheet is Queerty’s midweek pop culture catch-up, highlighting the entertainment stories everyone’s talking about, the ones you might’ve missed, and the notable LGBTQ+ film & TV releases in the days ahead. Here’s everything you need to stay in-the-know:The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest Finals — May 13, 15, 17 (Peacock): Don’t miss the live-streamed final rounds of what just might be the gayest television of the year.

2 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

If you grew up in the ’90s, there were two names synonymous with flamboyance: Siegfried & Roy. And now the late Las Vegas showmen will have their larger-than-life, yet largely secret love story brought to the screen thanks to a new AppleTV+ miniseries based on the biographical podcast Wild Things: Siegfried & Roy.

2 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

A well-made period film functions as a time capsule from a different era, but a truly great one can also be a mirror to the world we’re currently living in. In the case of filmmaker Michael Schwartz‘s (Snatched) new short Strangers On A Beach, its reflection is handsome and alluring, yet one that reveals a sense of paranoia endemic to queer culture that’s becoming harder and hard to ignore of late.

2 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

Last week, legendary film & television producer Barry Diller—husband to fashion icon Diane von Fürstenberg—shocked Hollywood when he came out as queer. Well, we say “shocked,” though if you’ve been paying attention to the industry long enough, you know that the truth about Diller is one of its worst-kept secrets. The 83-year-old’s essentially been living in a glass closet, only now publicly confirming his sexuality in his upcoming tell-all memoir, Who Knew.