“Slay” (Canada): A Glitter-Soaked, Fang-Biting Drag Battle You Didn’t Know You Needed You ever stumble across a movie that feels like a fever dream come to life? “Slay” is exactly that—a wild, glitter-bombed mashup of drag queens, vampires, and roughneck bikers, all duking it out in a backwoods bar. Honestly, I went into it with…

Celebrating his debut feature, director Harry Lighton doesn’t just dip a toe into cinema waters—he plunges headfirst with Pillion, an intoxicating exploration that grabbed me from the very first scene. If you’re part of the gay community, or even just a sucker for compelling love stories, this film’s premise alone sparks curiosity: a shy young…

“I Promise I Will Come Back” (Thai Series) is a hidden gem that takes you on an emotional roller coaster, all while subtly showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of Northern Thailand. Though the series has a good portion dedicated to promoting tourism, it never feels like a forced advertisement. Instead, the beauty of the locations is…

There’s something a bit old-school about calling this show Gayborhood in today’s world, don’t you think? Honestly, it feels a little narrow, especially given how wide and welcoming the series actually is. It’s not just about gay characters; lesbians, drag queens, trans folks – the whole beautiful spectrum is here. I kept wondering, wouldn’t calling…

Winter Is Not The Death Of Summer But The Birth Of Spring (Thai Series) – A Poignant Journey Through Seasons of Life Introduction “Winter Is Not The Death Of Summer But The Birth Of Spring” (Thai title: ฤดูหนาวไม่ใช่ความตายของฤดูร้อนแต่คือการเกิดของฤดูใบไม้ผลิ) is a captivating Thai drama series that triumphs in blending emotional storytelling with evocative symbolism. Spanning a…

“Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance” is a documentary that brings to the forefront the incredible, often painful history of the queer movement in Canada. It isn’t just a story of marches and protests, but a tapestry woven from personal experiences, archival footage, and profound moments that define a country’s evolution in its acceptance…

Tadaima, Okaeri: A Heartwarming Journey of Love, Family, and Acceptance “Tadaima, Okaeri,” which translates to “Welcome Home,” is an anime series that centers on the everyday life of a unique family—a pair of house husbands, Masaki and Hiromu, as they navigate parenthood and familial relationships. At the heart of it, the show explores the joys…

There’s something raw and electric about Plainclothes that grabs you by the heart and refuses to let go. Set against the muted, almost dusty backdrop of 1990s Syracuse, the film throws you headfirst into a world where gay identity is shrouded in shadows and hidden behind layers of fear and secrecy. Watching it, I couldn’t…

I have to say, The Bangkok Boy isn’t what I’d label a run-of-the-mill BL series. Honestly, it’s more of a classic tale of gang warfare and revenge, tangled up with just a sprinkle of romance between the two main guys. That love story? Barely scratched the surface. With each episode clocking in at nearly an…

When Simon Gamache announced yesterday that he was stepping down as Executive Director of Pride Montréal, my heart sank a little—yet I couldn’t help but feel a surge of admiration. Leading such a vibrant, sprawling organization for four intense years is no small feat. Especially given the stormy summer the group weathered, tangled in the…

This is a long story  Heige is a sprinter with excellent performance in the school’s track and field team. Why is he called Heige? He is handsome, has dark skin, and has explosive muscles. More importantly, he lives on a high floor. The team members saw Heige when they were peeing, so they gave him…

During one of my summer vacations in college, I felt bored at home so I found a tutoring job. Soon, an acquaintance introduced me to a job teaching English to a sports student. I readily agreed and called the sports student at noon the next day. After the call was connected, a magnetic male voice…