James Somerton

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How did Marvel accidentally create a gay power couple? And what exactly does the Scarlet Witch have to do with it?

What the hell is “Killing Stalking”?

JK Rowling has made her opinion of trans people clear, but where she stands in the hearts of the fans isn't nearly as obvious. Is enjoying Harry Potter also supporting Rowling by default? Or... can there be Harry Potter without JK Rowling?

What kind of representation actually counts as gay representation? What counts as pandering? What counts as baiting? And what's the difference? When is nuance enough?

Projects coming this fall.

There's so much more going on in "Painter of the Night" than just sex and violence.

Disney has always had a problem with LGBT representation… but in the summer of 2021 they took it to a new level.

Why does the family-friendly empire of Disney, and society as a whole, hold such animosity toward gay kids?

From the toxic love of 'Hannibal' to the immortal gaslighting in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles... Why are LGBT people so attracted to society's monsters?

Is being gay a choice? According to mainstream video games… probably.

Stop using China as an excuse for Hollywood’s lack of LGBTQ content.