AMC Announces ‘The Vampire Lestat: After Dark’ Companion Series
If there’s one thing we’re learning from the press surrounding The Vampire Lestat, it’s that Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid)
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‘Soul Mate’: Why the Debate Surrounding Ryu and Johan’s Relationship Is More Complicated Than It Seems
Now that audiences have finally watched all eight episodes of Soul Mate ( if you haven’t, please take this as
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Butterscotch B*tch: Lestat Drops New Single and Season Clip as His Glam-Rock Meltdown Hits Full Volume
Lestat de Lioncourt has never been subtle, but with Butterscotch Bitch he seems fully committed to making sure no one
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Alex and Henry Are Back! Casey McQuiston Announces Red, White & Royal Blue: The Private Correspondence
We’re officially back in our feelings, because Alex and Henry are returning to the page once again—and yes, we’re still
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‘Bridgerton’ Season 5 Coming in 2027 With Sapphic Romance Story
Yesterday’s presentation at the annual Netflix Upfront 2026 event brought plenty of exciting updates about the streamer’s biggest upcoming titles,
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‘True Pride’ Is Reclaiming Pride for Queer Artists With a Brand New Festival in Manchester
A brand-new LGBTQ+ festival is arriving in Manchester this summer, and it’s making its mission crystal clear from the start:
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‘Good Omens 3’ Review: A Love Story That Survives the End of the Universe
There was never going to be an easy way to end Good Omens. Not after everything surrounding the series. Not
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‘Soul Mate’ Review: A Tender, Decade-Spanning Story About Finding the Person Who Makes Life Feel Less Lonely
There’s a moment early in Soul Mate where one character sits inside a burning church and quietly decides not to
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‘The Four Seasons’ Season 2 Trailer Teases Grief, Growth, and New Beginnings Ahead of Netflix Return
Ahead of its May 28 global release, Netflix has dropped the official trailer for The Four Seasons Season 2, and
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‘Make Me Famous’ Review: Edward Brezinski, the Artist Who Wanted It Too Much
What does it really mean to “make it”? With Make Me Famous (2021), director Brian Vincent invites us into a
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