There’s plenty to watch on Logo this summer besides Buffy and Absolutely Fabulous reruns. This Saturday, Logo airs the documentary Positive Youth, which focuses on the lives of four HIV-positive adults, gay and straight, between the ages of 18 and 27. The range of identities is quite diverse.
Are you a Glamazon? Think you have what it takes to work it out on the main stage? Now’s your chance! Logo is calling for all “America’s Next Drag Superstar” hopefuls to upload their audition videos on Facebook now through April 18.
The 47-year-old columnist, podcaster and pundit answers questions from college students around the country on “Savage U,” which premieres Tuesday. Each 30-minute episode is set at a different university, and students determine the topics discussed.
Wicked Wanda Sykes — actress, comedian, activist — hasn’t allowed parenthood to dull her razor-sharp wit. Or has she?
WE tv has greenlit the new docu-soap “Cyndi” (working title) showcasing the over-the-top life of Grammy-winning music icon Cyndi Lauper. The series is slated to premiere on WE tv this summer.
You know you’re gay when you watch the Oscars for the gowns. You know you’re REALLY gay when the sight of a bald, naked man makes you purr “Hello, gorgeous!”
Dan Savage, syndicated columnist, author, co-creator of the It Gets Better Project, and star of MTV’s upcoming series “Savage U,” anchors a 60-minute “It Gets Better” special, which spotlights the emotional and societal struggles many LGBT youth face. “It Gets Better” airs on both MTV and Logo on Tuesday, February 21, at 10 p.m. central time.
In the endless mythology of “Real World/Road Rules Challenges,” tiny black ladies rarely endure long. But Houstonian Jasmine Reynaud has proven that she can endure any competition, even from some of her steroid-pumped challengers. On The Challenge: Battle of the Exes, an amped-up Survivor on Viagra, Jasmine will have to face the usual gauntlet of adrenaline, hard partying, and political scheming, along with her former flame Tyrie. The Friendswood, Texas, native spoke with OutSmart about her hometown, her gay following, and her strategy for victory.
ABC’s entertainment chief says he just doesn’t “get” complaints made by transgender people about the network’s new sitcom.
One of the biggest surprises for the creator of “Modern Family” is how Cameron and Mitchell, the gay parents who are among the show’s lead characters, are accepted by the audience.
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