iHeartMedia and Procter & Gamble detailed the return of the third annual Can’t Cancel Pride celebration to showcase continued activism from the LGBTQ+ community and the issues it still faces today, with iHeart saying this year’s theme is “Proud AND Together.”

In a recent CompsMag article, author Matthew Watson talks about the Best YouTube TV Alternatives.

Transgender Day of Visibility is tomorrow, and LGBTQ-first network Revry will be airing and streaming all day content ranging from thought provoking documentaries to films that celebrate love and honor the trans community. Per GLAAD, of the 637 total regular and recurring LGBTQ characters counted on scripted primetime broadcast, cable, and streaming originals, 42 (six percent) are transgender.

Aiming to bring diverse entertainment to audiences around the world, OTT and smart TV solutions provider ZEASN has announced a partnership with global LGBTQ-first streaming media network Revry.

This week on Culture Q with Revry, queer entertainer Leopold discusses the Silence of Solidarity concert, a global concert raising money for the needs of LGBT+ communities across the world. Leopold, performing at the virtual concert hosted by InterPride, discusses the importance of the global concert and supporting those in countries who cannot come out due to safety issues.

The Queerties 10th anniversary award show will begin streaming on Revry and YouTube tonight, Wednesday, March 16, 2022, the first time in its history that the fully-produced live show ceremony will be viewable on national TV. The Queerties is a celebration of entertainment and pop culture moments that defined the past year in the LGBTQ community.

InterPride has announced Eurovision icon NETTA as headline act of its Silence to Solidarity Global Concert on Saturday, March 19 from 7pm to support the needs of global LGBTQ+ communities and queer activists in Ukraine.

The Queerties 10th-anniversary award show will begin streaming on Revry and YouTube on Wed., March 16—the first time in its history the fully-produced live show ceremony will be viewable on national TV.

To support the needs of our global LGBTQIA+ community and our queer activists in Ukraine, InterPride will be organizing the "Silence to Solidarity Global Virtual Concert.”

As with the movies, spring television can be a hit-or-miss affair. The Blade has put together a list of offerings that are likely to stand out in the sea of choices. With comedy, drama, romance, and even a little reality, we think you’ll find something of interest among the following queer and queer-adjacent offerings.

“Insomnia,” a queer South Asian dramedy from Vishaal Reddy, makes its Revry network premiere on Friday, March 18 as part of Revry’s lineup of programming highlighting the Asian experience. The series focuses on a struggling bi-sexual Indian-American writer who can’t seem to get his life together, and secretly starts moonlighting as a male escort.

From award-winning filmmaker Misha Calvert, Pee Sitting Down is a dark comedy short film that explores the bizarre and chaotic world of internet dating that has become the norm for many seeking modern love.

Lorena Lourenço é diretora, escritora e produtora premiada do Rio de Janeiro e ex-aluna da USC School of Cinematic Arts. Aos 28 anos, a carioca tem uma paixão por contar histórias de perspectivas marginalizadas que destacam a identidade do povo, as experiências migratórias e a força feminina.

In an interview with Culture Q on Revry, Amber Whittington, better known as @AmbersCloset on social media, sits down and discusses why diversity within queer films is important and where to watch them. @AmbersCloset hosts on Revry where she does Queer Classix, a “show within a show” that highlights a queer film where Amber will then host interviews and discuss fun facts pertaining to the film.

Revry, the LGBTQ-first media company, released data on the increase in LGBTQ+ targeted consumer streaming on its distribution partners. The latest data from Revry’s distribution, including FAST partners Samsung TV, Roku and Vizio TV, reveal a 5x growth in monthly active viewers in 2021.

Black History Month — the shortest month of the year, sadly — is quickly coming to a close once again. But before the month is over, take some time to check out some of the great programming related to the Black community available both on cable and currently streaming. From difficult-to-watch documentaries to classic films, with an awards show thrown in for good measure, here are seven shows and movies you shouldn’t miss.

Revry is the newest LGBTQIA+ streaming service created for our community. Now Revry is available worldwide, including in Australia, for free. Michael James sat down to chat with Revry cofounder Damian Pelliccione to find out all about Revry and where we can watch it.

Here are 12 queer movies perfect for Valentine’s Day available on Revry, the LGBTQ streaming network that has the largest catalog of queer content.

Luckily, LGBTQ-first network Revry has some queer counterprogramming geared toward people like us who’d rather watch milk curdle than the Super Bowl.