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The actress and director Parker Finn sat down with PRIDE to talk about how they created a horror sequel that ups the ante in every way — deeper, darker, more gruesome — and why it will resonate with queer audiences.
A priest in Missouri bars a lesbian parishioner from receiving communion at her mother's funeral.
With several of McKinley High’s most outstanding personalities graduating in just a few short weeks Glee’s producers have finally hinted at the fate of those characters and the show. Fox Entertainment’s Kevin Reilly said in a conference call Monday that the show’s fourth season will focus on a few of the graduating seniors and be set at a New York-based performing arts school, calling the premise a “show within a show,”
The Season 4 premiere of Glee aired last night in their new Thursday night timeslot, and it appears that the writers of the show are doing their best to keep some graduates of McKinley High relevant, while introducing new talent that we could all grow to love.
Here's a smattering of pop culture from around the web! Today's tidbits include the cast of Glee with a taste of Rocky Horror, Helen Mirren, Erica Durance from Smallville, Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, Neal Patrick Harris and David Burtka as dads, Kristen Chenoweth and Molly Shannon, Hilary Swank, Christina Aguilera and more!
These days you can’t swing a cat on television without hitting a scattered LGBT character or two on just about any given night. Sundays give us The Good Wife’s bisexual Kalinda while Revenge has bisexual Nolan and Shameless has a gay son. Modern Family and The New Normal offer up gay dads while freshman series Go On and Chicago Fire feature full-on lesbian characters in those ensembles. And of course, there are tried-and-true, beloved lesbian and gay characters on Glee, Grey’s Anatomy and Pretty Little Liars.
