Queerty

Queerty is a digital publication that focuses on LGBTQ+ lifestyle and news. It was established in 2005 by David Hauslaib. By June 2015, the website attracted over five million unique visitors each month.

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Pee-wee Herman's secret life, a twisty 'Drag Race All Stars' RuVeal & all the best LGBTQ+ releases this week

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:Hell Of A Summer — Now Available (VOD): Strangers Things‘ Finn Wolfhard directs & co-stars in this clever summer camp slasher, with queer star Matthew Finlan in a scene-stealing role.
Is Sperm Racing gay baiting us over this so-called sport?

1 day ago | queerty.com | Jon Holmes |Ken Schultz |Karleigh Webb |Cyd Zeigler

Team Tristan or Team Asher? The promo material for “Sperm Racing” could have been lifted straight off any X-rated gay website. Two shirtless young studs invite you to get a load of a new competition that’s getting crazy levels of hype online. It’s being billed as a potential game-changer for reproductive health, but you’d be forgiven for thinking its sole intention is to help you get your rocks off. The brainchild of a bunch of crypto teens, Sperm Racing launches Friday night at LA Center Studios.
The U.K.'s celebrity edition of 'The Traitors' has the gayest cast yet with help from Tom Daley, Cat Burns & more

1 day ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

The U.S. version of the back-stabbing reality competition game The Traitors recently wrapped up its most talked about season yet, though it’s got nothing on the U.K. edition which just ended its third season with the most-viewed episode ever—and that’s without celebrity contestants.
EXCLUSIVE: The first Slovak film to feature a queer relationship is a thrilling upstairs-downstairs drama

2 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

Today marks the beginning of Lesbian Visibility Week, and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than with an exclusive premiere of thrilling new movie that puts women-loving-women front-and-center. Following the intersecting lives of the wealthy elite and their staff in a lavish European estate on the brink of WWI, romantic period piece Chambermaid is giving Downtown Abbey, but make it seductively sapphic.
Out comedian AJ Lamarque is getting gay guys back into basketball

3 days ago | queerty.com | Jon Holmes |Cyd Zeigler |Jim Buzinski |Anthony Nicodemo

AJ Lamarque admits he’s an unlikely basketball role model. “I’m a comedian by trade and generally we don’t have the reputation of being sporty people!” he tells Outsports. Born in London, U.K., he’s lived in Sydney for nearly a decade and is in demand as a stand-up, writer and presenter. His self-funded mockumentary “The Gays” has helped to grow his social media following in the last year and along with appearances at festivals and on TV and podcasts, he’s striding forward in his career.
Pedro Pascal says he's "in active denial" after last night's shocking 'The Last Of Us' moment

3 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

*Spoilers ahead for The Last Of Us Season 2, Episode 2 “Through The Valley.”*It’s become customary that we include a little spoiler warning at the top of these posts diving into the latest episode of a buzzy television show, but seriously, we really, really mean it this time. If you’re not caught up on The Last Of Us and don’t want to be spoiled, PROCEED WITH CAUTION.
Joe Apollonio dishes on 'Magic Farm,' bi representation & seeing himself in 'My Own Private Idaho'

4 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

Joe Apollonio is not your average Joe. The queer, NYC-based actor and comedian has been steadily racking up credits over the past decade, appearing in TV favorites like Hacks, Betty, and Young Sheldon, as well as the indie romantic horror flick My Animal. And in 2023 he made his mark on the stage with a self-titled one-man show that skewered his journey in the entertainment industry, where he played not just himself, but also his mom—and a significantly older man he was sleeping with for money.
Vintage Pedro, Antoni gets cheesy & "Protect the Dolls": 10 things we're obsessed with this week

5 days ago | queerty.com | Carson Mlnarik

If April showers bring May flowers, then what are we supposed to wear to the club this weekend?!As we straddle the line between seasonal allergies and unadulterated sunshine, at least we’ve got a spicy week of LGBTQ+ headlines to catch up on. First, Jeremiah Brent unveiled a new side hustle, Broadway got a new heartthrob, and we found the craziest new webseries about those less fortunate in love.
Internet rallies around boy who was bullied for painting his nails: "Plenty of grown men also wear nail polish!"

5 days ago | queerty.com | David Hudson

A post on Threads has prompted nearly 3,000 heartwarming replies. User @Ohjesse said, “Dear awesome men, I have a favor to ask. My seven year old was very excited about his new nail polish when he left for school this morning but came home deflated after someone said something negative.”“I told him that plenty of grown men also wear nail polish. If you are one of these badass men, could you please drop a pick of you and your polished nails so I can show him that anyone can wear nail polish?
That time George Michael & Aretha Franklin joined forces to create a Grammy-winning #1 hit

6 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

On this day in 1987, George Michael and Aretha Franklin’s “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)” went to #1 on the Billboard charts, proving that good things really can happen when gays get to meet their favorite diva!Nearly four decades later, it remains one of the best pop duets, period, bringing together powerhouse vocalists at very different stages of their careers. But even with two late legends giving it their all, it feels like song doesn’t get nearly as much love today as it should.