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Maspalomas Review: A Queer Spanish Drama About Aging, Pleasure, and the Shock of Dependency
Maspalomas is a funny, bruising, and unexpectedly moving queer drama about aging, desire, illness, and the loss of control. Set against the early pandemic, it offers a refreshingly unsentimental look at gay life beyond youth.
Juice Season 2 Review: A Visually Inventive Queer Comedy That Turns Messy Adulthood Into Surreal Chaos
Juice Season 2 keeps its wild visual imagination and anarchic queer humor while pushing its lead into darker questions about adulthood, attention, and self-sabotage. It is less breezy than the first run, but still one of the more inventive comedy series in recent queer TV.
Oxygen Masks Will Not Drop Automatically Review: A Powerful Brazilian Queer AIDS Drama About Resistance and Survival
Oxygen Masks Will Not Drop Automatically is a moving Brazilian queer miniseries that turns the AIDS crisis into a story of friendship, activism, and urgent collective care. Expansive and emotionally draining by design, it stands out as both historical drama and a deeply human portrait of survival.
Olly Alexander Backs Transmission Live Benefit for the Trans Community in London
Olly Alexander is using Transmission Live in London to spotlight trans solidarity, bringing together more than 24 artists for a benefit event supporting community-focused organizations.
Laid Bare Review: A Campy Queer Murder Mystery Full of Nudity, Chaos, and Fun
Laid Bare mixes Fire Island-style sexuality, whodunnit structure, and camp comedy inside a murder mystery set at a nude resort. It is knowingly outrageous, but the series moves fast, lands plenty of laughs, and delivers more mystery payoff than its premise initially suggests.