Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesThe third and last season of Brandon Kirby’s web series I’m Fine about the dating lives of a group of gay millennials in LA , gets back on track after a shaky 2nd season. Gone is all the whining (well, most of it) as the characters get more positive and proc-active in finding a … Continue reading
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KEVIN SPRITAS & MICHAEL SLADE never met when they were respectively the star and writer of the classic TV Soap DAYS OF OUR LIVES. But a chance meeting years later had them co-creating and writing AFTER FOREVER a story about life, love and loss about a successful couple of gay men. Their extraordinary web series won 5 EMMY AWARDS and the hearts and minds of a LGBTQ community in particular who rarely get the chance to see an authentic drama about that for once is not just about millenials. They talked to QUEERGURU about their excellent ground-breaking series
AFTER FOREVER can be viewed On AMAZON in the US and UK
P.S. You can read our full review of the series at https:// queerguru.com/2018/09/after-forever
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesBonding, the delightfully funny new Netflix series about a Dominatrix and her BDSM work is the type of program that will give apoplexy to the sanctimonious who will rush to publicly condemn a lifestyle in which they probably actually make up most of the clientele in real life. As Tiff (Zoe Levin) is at college … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesMichael Witkes is the latest in a stream of gays actor who have created a web series which not acts as their therapy as they are based on their own lifes, but they also write themselves a plummy starring role too. Whereas Jack Tracy’s entertaining series History (we recently reviewed here) is based on … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesSullivan Le Postec created the award-winning series, Woke for Studio 4, the French public broadcaster’s web fiction platform in 2017. Now available globally, it is the story of the melodramatic comings and goings of an LGBTQ Drop In Center in Lyons, which is suddenly turned upside down with the arrival of Hitcham (Mehdi Meskar) … Continue reading
