Is Heated Rivalry Showing Us a Double Standard?
Like nearly anyone with a pulse, I’ve been watching Heated Rivalry. To say that the series is revelatory would be a massive understatement. The...
Who Is Heated Rivalry For?
“It’s…everything queer men have been talking about in book spaces for years,” Martin says, explaining how straight and bisexual women are claiming that because Rachel Reid, the author of the book series the TV show was adapted from, is bisexual, the book should actually be read as a WLW love story.
Connor Storrie & Hudson Williams to Carry Olympic Torch
“Heated Rivalry” breakout stars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie were selected for the Olympic torch relay, ahead of next month’s games of Milano Cortina 2026,...
Men Are Plumping Themselves with Corpse Fat to Perk Up Their Pecs, Butts, and…
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Remembering Tim Curry: The Man Who Made Fishnets Fabulous
He gave us the sweet transvestite from Transsexual, Transylvania. He gave us a clown that still haunts our dreams. He gave us the Wicked...
Willy Chavarria: The Gay Chicano Designer Turning Fashion Into a Resistance Movement
There’s a moment in Willy Chavarria’s Spring 2026 Paris Fashion Week show that made people weep. Thirty-five models — street-cast, crew-cut, wearing white XXXL...
Hudson Williams’ Quest for Sexual Ambiguity
Here’s what feels like the millionth story about Heated Rivalry. Apologies in advance if you think it’s all we can talk about, but well,...
August Ponthier Is Everywhere — and Exactly Where Queer Pop Needs Them
There is a particular kind of queer artist who can make a song feel like a diary entry, a road trip, and a mildly...
Stuff We Like: April 2026
It’s Spring! That means you’ve only got about 8 weeks to prep for summer. We said that last month too, but odds are you...
Peppermint Is the Sweetest Force Broadway Never Saw Coming
From Drag Race to Broadway history, Peppermint has turned queer visibility into an art form — with better shoes and sharper timing.
