✔️ 2022-06-01 18:53:39 – Paris/France.
It's June, aka Pride Month, and that means it's time for companies to show us some RESPECT as THE PEOPLE by bringing queer, bisexual, lesbian, and otherwise interesting content to our TVs! Many networks are celebrating by revamping their websites to remind us that they have gay movies available while others are launching brand new gay content! What will gays find on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Peacock, Amazon Prime Video, IFC+, AMC+, Discovery+ and more?
LGBT Pride 2022 collection of Netflix :
Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration – June 9
Hosted by Bob the Drag Queen and Billy Eichner and peppered with surprise stars introducing their fun friends (e.g. Lily Tomlin, Sarah Paulson and Lena Waithe), this comedy show featured queer women and trans comics like Tig Notaro, Patti Harrison, Gina Yashere, Margaret Cho, Judy Gold, Patti Harrison, Mae Martin, River Butcher and Sandra Bernhard. I was at this show, so I can attest that it was indeed very good and truly felt like the biggest LGBTQ+ comic gathering ever! In fact, so many people rallied for it that it went on for a very long time and the last talent of the night - Rosie O'Donnell and Wanda Sykes - only got a few minutes each. Anyway, it was funny, you should watch it!
First Kill: Season 1 – June 10
This Pride Month, we're invited to celebrate lesbian vampires in this drama in which teenage vampire Juliette must make her first kill to take her place among a powerful vampire family and sets her sights on a new girl in town, Calliope – but then Calliope turns out to be a vampire hunter from a notorious family of killers and then also Juliet has a crush!
Vice (2018) – June 10
This story of how Dick Cheney pulled all the strings in the Bush administration features Lily Rabe as Liz, Cheney's lesbian daughter.
Jane Fonda & Lily Tomlin: Ladies Night Live – June 14
Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda feature a lineup of all-female comedians.
Iron Chef: Quest For An Iron Legend – June 15
Wow! The legendary Iron Chef series promises a REBIRTH with an "oversized approach to the groundbreaking culinary competition that started it all." Promising to be the toughest culinary challenge a chef has ever faced, we will be aided in this game by the co-hosting presence of our beloved Kristen Kish.
Dead End: Paranormal Park (Season 1) – June 16
Based on the horror-comedy graphic novels Deadendiathis animated series follows the adventures of Barney, a trans teenager who, along with his queer friend Norma and Pugsley the talking dog possessed by a magical demon, must "balance their summer jobs at the haunted house at the local theme park while battling the totally real supernatural forces that inhabit it.
Umbrella Academy: Season 3 – June 22
The networks biggest superhero series has promised its biggest season yet as our heroes take on the Sparrows. Elliot Page's character will be released as trans with the name Viktor Hargreeves.
Charmed (Season 4) – June 18
Grey's Anatomy (Season 18) - June 25
Beauty (2022) – June 29
Set in 1980s New Jersey and written and co-produced by Lena Waithe, Beauty follows a young black singer (Gracie Marie Bradley) on the brink of a promising career who finds herself torn between an overbearing family, industry pressures and his love for his girlfriend, Jasmine. Niecy Nash is in!
Peacock June 2022 Shows and Movies for Girls, Gays and Theys
But I'm a cheerleader (1999) – June 1
If you haven't seen the #1 lesbian movie of all time, which tells the story of a lesbian cheerleader sent to a campy gay conversion camp where she faces the temptation of Clea Duvall and to RuPaul's leadership, then this is your big chance!
The children are fine (2010) – June 1
The kids of these lesbian moms are fine but the moms aren't because one of them is having a little affair with her child's donor, which puts everything in turmoil.
Perfect (2012) – June 1
There's actually a lesbian character in this movie about a competitive a capella college band that aggressively recruits Anna Kendrick to improve their team, and then there's a chant.
Pride (2014) – June 1
Based on the true story of a group of British gay activists who work to help miners during the 1984 National Union of Mineworkers summer strike.
Queer as Folk UK (Seasons 1-2) – June 1
If you want to catch up on the original Queer as Folk – the UK edition – it looks like you can!
Queer as Folk: Season 1, Episodes 1-8 – June 9
I'm VERY EXCITED for this show as I'm a huge fan of the original American series and the reboot cast is just fantastic! Set in New Orleans, most of the characters are gay men, but the story also includes non-binary CG actor as non-binary character Shar, a teacher "navigating the difficult transition from punk to parenthood" and trans actress Jesse James Keitel as Ruthie, CG. partner and a "semi-reformed party girl struggling to grow up." Juliette Lewis appears as the supportive mom.
Rutherford Falls: Season 2 – June 16
As season 2 opens, we find Reagan (Jana Schmieding) struggling with a heavy workload at the heritage museum, Minishonka Casino CEO Terry (Michael Greyeyes) faces new challenges as his town is revamped into a colonial-themed tourist experience and Nathan (Ed Helms) considers running for mayor. Nonbinary actor Jesse Leigh returns as Nathan's nonbinary assistant Bobbie Yang. “We never get to be funny and explore the characters in their specific situations — the Indigenous characters and their specific experiences,” the showrunner told Sunset of the critically acclaimed series. “It was really fun to see where these characters wanted to go. »
HBO Max's Offers to Gay, Bisexual, Pansexual, and More in June 2022
Pride Themed Short Form Content Series – June 1
Produced by Human by Orientation, this series will include custom short-form content that amplifies the voices of HBO Max's LGBTQ+ talent, such as Hacks' Hannah Einbinder, "Somebody Somewhere's" Murray Hill, and "We're Here" Bob the Drag Queen, Shangela and Eureka. Featured content will include: Queerness in Conversation, "Culture Closeups", "Serving Lewks" and "Get Ready With Me".
How to survive a plague (2012) – June 1
This award-winning documentary traces the evolution of HIV/AIDS activist group ACT UP, using interviews and selections from hours of footage captured by activists during the organization's most vital years. .
life partners (2014) – June 1
This very cute little film stars Leighton Meester as Sasha, the lesbian in a co-dependent relationship with her best friend Paige (Gillian Jacobs) who begins to feel a little off the rails when Paige finds a serious boyfriend. . Also note Beth Dover and Gabourey Sidibe as Sasha's lesbian friends and a small appearance by Kate McKinnon.
Naomi (Season 1) – June 1
Irma Vep: Limited Edition Premiere – June 6
Good then; Oliver Assayas (he of “Clouds of Sils Maria” and “Personal Shopper”) fame has made Irma Vepi in 1996, a film about a French director remaking The vampires. Now in 2022 he has done Irma Vep, a limited series on the remake of a French director The vampires. This one stars Alicia Vikander as Mira, a Hollywood star on a promotional tour for her latest superhero movie that has it all. The vampires project and seeks distraction from the naturally worrying situation of his ex-girlfriend/ex-assistant who recently dared to marry someone else. Carrie Brownstein plays Mira's agent!
The Janes (2022) – June 9
This incredibly timely documentary tells the story of a group of college-aged activists who created a secret underground network to provide access to abortion to those in need in Chicago, eventually becoming the subject of a widely publicized raid. I just assume that there were lesbians involved in this somehow.
Summer Camp Island: Season 6 Premiere – June 9
Oscar and Hedgehock navigate the mysteries and wonders of a magical camp "where camp counselors are popular witches, horses become unicorns, and monsters live under the bed." Alia Shawkat plays Blanche and Fortune Feimster plays Ava. Blanche and Ava are friends!
Westworld: Season 4 premiere – June 26
We don't know much about the fourth season of Westworld because they don't want us to, but they really seem like a HOTSPOT for queer actresses! This year, Ariana DeBose joins Evan Rachel Wood and Tessa Thompson. It will be a "dark odyssey into the fate of sentient life on earth" and will include an amusement park inspired by a 1930s American Mafia concept.
LGBTQ+ shows and movies on Hulu for June 2022
Glee (complete series) – June 1
fire island (2022) – June 3
This modern riff on Pride & Prejudice brings a stellar cast of gay actors to Fire Island, including our beloved Bowen Yang, who plays Howie, the best friend of lead character Noah (Joel Kim Booster) with whom they spend a week at the beach house owned by Erin (Margaret Cho), the film's token queer woman. So far it's gotten great reviews and looks really fun!
Vida: Seasons 1-2: June 7
If you've never seen this show because you had Starz, now's your chance! It's absolutely one of the best queer shows of all time and it burned so hot before it ended way too soon.
Los Angeles Pride Parade – June 12
KABC's Ellen Leyva, Karl Schmid, Christiane Cordero and Eric Resendiz will host a live stream of the parade on Sunday, which will feature CELEBRITY GUESTS, 130 floats, walkers, trucks, exotic cars, twirlers, performers and more Again. The livestream will be available to all subscribers for 30 days.
Love, Victor: Season 3 Complete Series – June 15
The final season of Love, Victor, also available on Disney+, and in the preview, we see Lake reveal to Felix and Pilar that she's dating Lucy now. The cliffhanger Victor left us hanging on – will he choose Benji or Rahim??! – will be revealed.
NYC Pride March Livestream – June 26
WABC's Ken Rosato, Lauren Glassberg and Sam Champion will host this NYC Pride Parade livestream, hosted by Punkie Johnson, Ts Madison, trans athlete Schuyler Bailar, ACLU attorney Chase Strangio and Project Executive Director Okra Dominique Morgan. The show will also be available to all subscribers for 30 days after the live broadcast.
Savagery (2021) – June 24
Set in a rural east coast trailer park, two-spirit Mi'kmaq teenager Link (Phillip Lewitski) lives with his abusive father and younger half-brother Travis (Avery Winters-Anthony). They hit the road after discovering that Link's Mi'kmaq mother might still be alive, encountering Pasmay (Joshua Odjick), a powwow dancer on the way who is immediately attracted to Link.
Only Murders in the Building: Season 2 premiere – June 28
One of last year's most surprisingly delicious and compelling new programs returns after a cliffhanger that saw our beloved Mabel, Charles and Oliver framed for murder. Notorious threat to society/queer lothario Cara Delevingne will join the cast as Alice, "a sophisticated art-world insider who becomes entangled in mystery" and, most relevant to our interests here,
Lesbian, queer and bisexual content on Amazon Prime Video in June 2022
Black Swan (2010) – June 1
It's a ballet movie and it's very intense and…
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