GLAAD has announced its inaugural cohort of 10 creatives for its newly launched Equity in Media and Entertainment Initiative and the appointment of Revry Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer LaShawn McGhee.

This week on Culture Q, we share the latest in queer casting news, a New York Times critic causes a lot of conversation, and we chat up Hannah Raine about what it was like to be a Gay Mean Girl. Tune into new episodes of Culture Q, every week. Only on Revry!

This week on Culture Q, queer celebs share their abortion stories!

Jeff Consoletti (he/him) is an executive producer and creative director and Founder & CEO of events and entertainment agency JJ-LA. For nearly two decades, Jeff has been known for leading trend-setting special events, brand activations, concerts, and festivals, especially within the LGBTQ+ community.

Logan Lynn is a songwriter, producer, filmmaker, television personality and activist who Billboard writes “has made a career out of crafting catchy, disorderly songs that almost all include big beats, fun melodies and cheeky lyrics”.

This week, Stranger Things fans are asking what’s the deal with Will?

Kia ‘Comedy’ Barnes (She/Her) is a standup comedian and an advocate for equality and diversity. Her repertoire includes event production, education, entertainment, and more.

Revry CEO Damian Pelliccione said when they bought the original Apple TV that used only propriety apps and started searching for LGBTQ content, they found none. Then they watched Apple CEO Tim Cook giving the company keynote, saying it would allow developers to create apps for the fourth generation Apple TV.

This week, Eureka O'Hara talks "We're Here" on the GLAAD Awards red carpet!

Ms. Aneesh Sheth (she/her/hers) is a singer, actress, producer, director, writer, and transgender activist. From Marvel to AMC, check our her conversation with Revry here.

Lisa Balter Saacks and Selene Ng, from Edisen, leading experts in the entertainment space, will host a discussion on the state of video content. The discussion will be moderated by Caroline Giegerich, VP of Growth Strategy at MediaLink, with experience in growing loyal consumers for brands such as Netflix, Showtime and Smashbox Cosmetics as well as a featured speaker at TEDx and SXSW, and featuring Megan Cunningham, CEO and Founder of Magnet Media and Paul Kontonis, CMO of Revry.

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

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

If you want to watch movies and TV shows created for LGBTQ audiences, you now have more streaming services than ever to choose from. Revry is a unique streaming service with a catalog of movies, TV shows, and originals specifically curated for the LGBTQ community. Certain content is free to stream with ads and more entertainment options are unlocked with a Premium subscription that costs $7 a month. The service offers live and on-demand viewing options.

Cait Brown is an Executive Producer with over 15 years of experience. Read her profile to learn more about her incredible career so far.

TV Networks and Streaming Services are celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month with series and movies available to watch throughout June. Check out the Rotten Tomatoes guide to Pride programming including Revry.

Filmmaker Isabel Sandoval has been named as the first recipient of GALECA’s (The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics) Trailblazer award in a special interview segment of GALECA’s Dorians Film Toast, a two-hour awards special which will debut on LGBTQ+ streaming TV network Revry on April 18.

“The future is feminine and it’s about time!” Read the award-winning director, writer, and producer Deborah Attoinese’s personal insight on Women’s History Month.