We honor the life of Stephen Sondheim, and talk with filmmaker Evgeny Afineevsky!

Don't miss an incredible acoustic performance by singer, songwriter, and activist Shea Diamond, plus special appearances by Elvira (Cassandra Peterson), Sara Ramirez, Ciara, and many more!

Britney Spears is Free!;Transgender Awareness Week; Interview with VERSUS Creator Deven Green; China's First Youth Gender Clinic; The Simpsons' Smithers Gets a Boyfriend

Revry Originals is global collection of LGBTQ-first original movies and series highlighting the diversity of the our community. Our mission is to inspire exploration of new creative voices, new talent and authentic stories from the LGBTQ community.

Kristen Stewart is Engaged; Eternals Win for Representation; A Conversation with Transmilitary Creators; Conservative Judaism's First Same-Sex Wedding Between Rabbis

Kal Penn Comes Out; Grey's Anatomy's First Non-binary Doctor; Interview With Out's Dan Reynolds; US Issues First "X" Gender Marker On Passport

Rodney Wilson is the high school teacher credited with creating Gay History Month (later to become LGBTQ History Month) and is the subject of the film Taboo Teaching currently on Revry.  Wilson shared his story in a history lesson style format with the Yahoo LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group (Prism) which aims to be inclusive and supportive of their LGBTQ employees  He shared his real life experience during the 90’s as a teacher who came out to his class, later the world and told in the documentary Taboo Teaching streaming on Revry. 

This week on Culture Q we dive into the world of Super Queer-oes!

Queer talent Jasmin Savory-Brown in the upcoming Scream film, as well Jamie Clayton as Pinhead in Spyglass Media Group's Hellraiser. Later we sit down to chat with Chanel and the Circus, and then discuss the Texas House of Representatives passing the anti-trans HB25, attempting to ban trans youth from organized sports. NFL Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden, resigns in disgrace amid homophobic email scandal, and out player Carl Nassib takes a rare personal day to process the news. Finally, we celebrate icon and astronaut, Sally Ride who will be the first LGBTQ person featured on US currency, and congratulate Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin on the birth of their twins.

Hosts Drew Droege and Raneir Pollard join presenters Dwyane and Zaya Wade, Steven Canals, Peaches Christ, and Patton Oswalt for the QueerX Awards Streaming Live on National Coming Out Day with Musical Performances, Special Screenings of the Winning Films, and the Revry Visibility Awards.

Cardi B and Raven Symoné team up to pull off a lesbian wedding on Cardi Tries.

The QueerX Awards brought to you by Lexus premiered October 11, 2021 for National Coming Out Day on Revry. The streaming special was the grand finale to the month-long international film festival competition, QueerX, and featured hosts Drew Droege and Raneir Pollard along with presenters Dwyane and Zaya Wade, Steven Canals, Peaches Christ, and Patton Oswalt.

QueerX Awards will feature music performances, screenings of the winning films, and the star-studded Revry Visibility Awards. Comedians Drew Droege and Raneir Pollard will host the show, which will also feature appearances by Dwyane and Zaya Wade, Peaches Christ, and Patton Oswalt.

Playboy chooses its first gay model; spotlight on new queer music; DC loses only queer LGBTQ center; and Queer Eye gets the LEGO treatment!

The Revry Original Series Querencia from writer/director Mary Galloway (Never Steady, Never Still) will premiere all episodes on October 11, 2021, on Indigenous Peoples Day and be accessible to non-subscribers for a week. Querencia is a coming-of-age LGBTQ series that centers on the budding romance between two young Indigenous women: Abe, played by Galloway; and Daka, played by Kaitlyn Yott(Charmed).

The 2021 QueerX Awards are streaming live on Revry on October 11, 2021 hosted by Drew Droege and Raneir Pollard with musical performances, special screenings of the winning films, and the annual honoring of influential celebrities who have made an impact on the community with the 2021 Revry Visibility Awards.

We at Revry are committed to being the streaming media network that inspires exploration of LGBTQ content for the community and allies throughout the year, and this LGBTQ History Month will be even bigger. As an LGBTQ-first network, Revry shines a light on the people, events and communities that are often not seen or heard in the mainstream, including lesser known, and no less important ,historical events.

In entertainment, the first latino wins Best Play at the Tony's for a queer take on Em Forster's Howard's End, while Elvira comes out and Willie Garson passes away. Switzerland votes for marriage equality, as Scotland incorporates LGBTQ+ topics into their curriculum and a Polish province rejects homophobia. The lesbian and queer weekend celebration in Palm Springs turns 30.

RuPaul now holds the record for the most Emmys of any Black artist in history at an Emmys that otherwise failed to recognize underrepresented creatives. An LGBTQ+ couple sues Aetna for discrimination in fertility coverage. Tourmaline and Chromat partner to create a line of inclusive swimwear for trans, nonbinary, and intersex people, while the first out governor gets married and a pre-teen stands challenges his friends' homophobia while playing Call of Duty.