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The new HBO Max series, set amid the first decade of the AIDS crisis in London, prompts a writer’s memories and regrets to come flooding back.

The hit underground show The Boulet Brothers Dragula is making the jump from web series to one of the world's largest streaming platforms for the third season of the show. The highly anticipated new season will launch exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in the United States and 63 countries around the world. The show will also air on cable channels OutTv in Canada and TVNZ in New Zealand.

Is Australian television ready for a gay Bachelor? We argue after the success of ‘Finding Prince Charming’, it’s time to increasing diversity and reduce queer-baiting on Aussie TV.

Called WOW Presents Plus, the World of Wonder streaming service will offer original shows from 'Drag Race' winners and exclusive documentaries.

Recently, I traveled to Puerto Rico with a group of eight gay and bisexual men. Some of them I knew well, the others I had either just met or knew in passing. The trip was a celebration for a friend turning 35; and let’s just say the week-long vacation was epic. For the most part, we all got along and enjoyed getting to know one another on a deeper level. But through conversation, the trip brought to the surface elements of black gay life and culture that mainstream media seem to either overexpose or de-emphasize. And that is where the problem lies: fighting for the visibility of all black gay men.

Targeting three to four million subscribers in the first year of its operations, EORTV's original content will tell stories of the LGBT community.

Adam Barr grew up in Lewiston, Maine where his parents were deeply involved in the community. Through their work, they got to meet with people from different races, religions and socioeconomic backgrounds. His mother worked for a non-profit organization that provided education and job training to developmentally disabled adults and his father was a salesman that drove all over the state to meet clients. Barr often accompanied his father on these visits which took them all over the state to visit clients’ farms, businesses and homes.

In the 2017–18 TV season, GLAAD counted 77 LGBTQ characters on original streaming media. Almost 80% of them were white. “Racial diversity of LGBTQ characters,” says the report, “remains an area of concern.” It’s well-known that mainstream media is overwhelmingly cisgenderand white. Racial diversity is slowly increasing. Gender and sexuality diversity is also starting to catch up with the real world. But the intersection of the two is still remarkably deficient. Anthony Bawn set out to change that in 2017. After moving from Los Angeles to Atlanta (the city he calls the “black gay mega capitol”), he launched Bawn TV.

'The Committee,' a revealing documentary about Florida politics and a gay witch hunt, repeats at 10:30 p.m. Thursday on WUCF-TV.

NYC Pride announced that WABC-TV will be its official television partner and broadcast the 48th NYC LGBT Pride March on Sunday, June 25, 2017.