Tag: lgbtq
Ryan and Jay: 50 Shades of Gay
BlabberingCollector | Mar 24, 2022 | 1
Jay decided to test his limits by babysitting Ryan and Chrissie at Universal’s theme park in Orlando, Florida! Their day starts off with Ryan yelling at some kids in a marching band, specifically cheering on the trombone players. Mardi Gras is currently occurring at Universal, so the trio decided ...
Read MoreIs Encanto’s Mirabel a Gay Icon? Stephanie Beatriz Says No
In a March 16th interview with Vulture, actress Stephanie Beatriz broached the topic of LGBTQ representation and whether or not her Encanto character Mirabel is bisexual. The movie isn’t about Mirabel’s sexuality, and she doesn’t have a love interest. But that hasn’t stopped fan theorist...
Read MoreDisney Removes Same-Sex Affection From Pixar Films?
On Friday, March the 11th, Variety shared a letter penned by Pixar employees in response to Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s stance on Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill, as well as a meme sent by him on Monday. In the staff memo, Chapek reportedly said the “biggest impactR...
Read MoreJosh Gad Says Beauty and the Beast Remake “Didn’t Go Far Enough”
For those who don’t know or remember, 2017’s Beauty and the Beast was one of the first times Disney claimed to have their first openly gay character. According to director Bill Condon, Gaston’s sidekick Le Fou (Josh Gad) would represent this landmark for the company. He boasted Le...
Read MoreMarvel’s Eternals Banned From Releasing In Middle East Countries
Lyndon Hall | Nov 4, 2021 | 0
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Marvel’s newest MCU addition, Eternals, has been banned in the Middle Eastern countries of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar. The Hollywood Reporter states that the film may have been removed due to LGBTQ+ representation in countries where homosexuality is ...
Read More“This Is Not True” Legally Blonde Writer Slaps Down Retroactive LGBTQ “Insinuation”
Lyndon Hall | Jul 12, 2021 | 1
Legally Blonde writer Karen McCullah has been active on Twitter slapping down rumors and the “insinuation” of an alternate LGBTQ storyline in the movie. On the 20th anniversary of the movie, an oral history was published in the New York Times. McCullah tweeted the original article...
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