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Marco is a freelance writer and editor from Montreal, Canada. He's an avid TV watcher, and a lifelong lover of all things pop music. When he's not writing about television, pop culture, and LGBTQ issues, you can probably find him drinking a cocktail with a face mask on. In the past, he has written for INTO, Culturess, FanSided, Confront Magazine, Blush, Proof, and The Concordian.
American audiences may not be as familiar with the Kim family, but in Canada, Kim's Convenience has been warming our hearts and making us laugh since it first aired on CBC in 2016. Fast forward to now, and the show has been added on Netflix around the world, garnering a whole new crop of fans to love and appreciate Appa, Umma, Jong and Janet.
Halleloo! Nikki Levy and Shangela are celebrating Pride Month with Coming Out Party: A Pride Celebration on Audible. Pride season is upon us, and even though things are a little different this year, that doesn't mean there's not still something to celebrate.
When you think of a legendary teen movie about cheerleaders, chances are your mind immediately goes to Bring It On (the original, not one of the direct-to-DVD sequels). From its quotable quips to the cast of young Hollywood's finest, it's widely remembered as the cheerleading movie of the 2000s, or possibly the defining cheerleading movie of all time, full stop.
Madonna is the type of icon who has transcended generations. Maybe you grew up listening to her, or maybe you grew up with your parents playing her music, but no matter what, she has remained present in the pop music canon for nearly 40 years.
Jane The Virgin was a sleeper hit after its premiere on The CW in 2014. When the show's lead actress, Gina Rodriguez, won a Golden Globe for her performance in the first season - the network's first nomination and win - people really took notice.
Everyone has a security blanket, something that makes them feel comforted and safe. For a lot of people, their security blanket is their hair. Whether you always keep it long or refuse to get rid of your bangs, there’s something about your hair that makes you feel safe. I have felt that way ever since I was a teenager, and my biggest fear was always losing my hair. Now my biggest fear is coming true, and I finally had to face reality.
In the grand tradition of praising straight men for literally anything, Bravo has greenlit a talk show just for (heterosexual) men who watch Bravo, hosted by Jerry O'Connell. I'll give you a few seconds to roll your eyes before reading on.
Scarlett Johansson came under fire last week when it was announced that she would be portraying Dante "Tex" Gill, in the newly announced film, Rub & Tug. The film is based on the real-life story of Gill, who ran a string of massage parlors that were fronts for prostitution dens in the 1970s and '80s.
Love, Simon is a coming-of-age tale about a gay teenager named Simon (played by Nick Robinson). Simon discovers there's another closeted boy in his school, under the pseudonym Blue, and he befriends him through anonymous emails. As he's not out to his best friends or family, Simon's relieved to talk to someone who is just like him.
Anybody who knows anything about YouTube probably knows Mamrie Hart. The writer/comedian/bartender has been making cocktails on her YouTube channel since 2011.