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Wynonna Earp: Vengeance stars Dominique Provost-Chalkley and Kat Barrell and creator Emily Andras chat with The Advocate about the show's progressive identities and putting an end to lesbian bed death.
Queer content creators discuss how inclusive their fave sci-fi franchises are at LA Comic Con 2019!
The grim science fiction series gave us an unusually happy ending.
"It's why I gravitated toward science fiction and fantasy, it was all about creating worlds."
Jessie talks with Mercedes Bryce Morgan, the queer director of Stargate Origins, about the importance of LGBT representation in big science fiction franchises, in front of and behind the camera.
Steven Spielberg’s dino-filled science fiction series Terra Nova premieres on Fox this Fall starring Shelley Conn of the wonderful, lesbian-themed romantic comedy "Nina's Heavenly Delights" along with Jason O'Mara, Mido Hamada, Christine Adams and Stephen Lang.
As the number of TV's lesbian characters has seriously dwindled over the past year,Stargate Universe, a show that falls into a genre notorious for pushing social and political boundaries, is poised to make history with it's premiere Oct. 2. SheWired caught up with Ming-Na to chat about making history, Camile Wray, kissing girls, Twitter and her affinity for science fiction and especially for Sigourney Weaver!
When ABC announced the remake of science fiction, alien invasion series V, the thought immediately came to mind that this would be yet another great opportunity to feature a serious, lesbian character as a lead on a sci-fi show. Fans of the original V mini-series and follow-up shows may well remember the heavy lesbian/bisexual subtext surrounding the characters played by Jane Badler and Jenny Sullivan. Will the network show continue to de-gay like Katee Sackhoff's Starbuck and Kristanna Loken's Painkiller Jane?
PRIDE sat down with Natasha Lyonne, Maya Rudolph, and Cirocco Dunlap to talk about their cheeky new animated series.
The trailer is out for The Hunger Games, and Oscar nominee for Winter’s Bone, Jennifer Lawrence looks like the next great kick-ass heroine.
These voices need to be heard more.
"Ain't nobody that hot in high school, mama."
Oscar nominee for Winter’s Bone, Jennifer Lawrence, is having quite a year. The young actress is enjoying a meteoric rise to fame following buzz for her gritty role in the Debra Granik film set in the Ozarks, and now Lawrence is slated to play the coveted role of Katniss Everdeen in Hunger Games. Lawrence bested other great young actresses for the role including True Grit’s breakout star Hailee Steinfeld and Abigail Breslin.
Check out the "Queering Sci-Fi: Finding LGBTQ+ Representation in Straight Media" panel!
Queer characters deserve more than a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment!
The two are set to star in a reboot of Dune and oh my freaking god yes, please!!
The Call Me by Your Name star is ready to take on the sci-fi genre in a newly-released still (and he's looking good while doing it).
The teaser trailer is here!
Not even the lead star knew about the film franchise's deeper messages.
These books are ace reads.
