“It’s great to see that now, 12 years later, I’m hosting a similar show that has trans contestants,” Carmen Carrera tells Out about being a judge on Revry’s Drag Latina. “Because I was really fighting for that from the very beginning.”

Now Drag Latina is back for a second season and digs deeper into the lives of ten drag artists, revealing their journeys, struggles, and triumphs, both in and out of drag.

In this engaging conversation, Damian shares the incredible journey of Revry, which has rapidly grown to 5 million monthly active viewers across 140 countries.

“The annual Queer X Awards symbolizes a momentous celebration of extraordinary achievements within the LGBTQ+ community,” said Damian Pelliccione, co-founder, and CEO of Revry.

Krefetz asks McGhee, “What happens when you want to have a lot of targeting on the personal data for your viewers based on what your tech stack looks like?”

The producer and Revry co-founder discusses how he wants to infuse more queer joy into the storytelling narrative one show at a time.

For pioneering LGBTQ+-focused video-streaming service Revry, it’s been a complicated time, but, its founders say, a crucial one for a service trying to provide underserved audiences with shows that speak to their lives, while connecting brands safely with a substantial, lucrative core audience.

“In the U.S. alone, the LGBTQ+ community spends 1.7 trillion dollars a year in disposable income. We are not a small market!”

Revry, an LGBTQ+-focused free ad-supported streaming TV service, is building up its original content slate and snagged Nike as a sponsor for Pride Ball - its latest foray into reality competition TV with a series and new category that CEO and co-founder Damian Pelliccione is coining “queer spectator sports.”

“There has to be a real conversation, a real engagement and a real awareness that this is a community that is intersectional.”

The streaming platform has elevated LGBTQ visibility for years, and now showcases these Pride Ball competitors.

Directed by Marc Jordan and featuring voice work by the enigmatic burlesque troop, LITTLE MISS NASTY premiered on Revry on June 8, 2023.

In today’s crowded marketing landscape, it’s more important than ever to have a unique message that stands out from the competition. As the only LGBTQ+ streaming network that is diverse owned and targeted, we have that with Revry.

LGBTQ+ streamer Revry surprised advertisers with a presentation far more fabulous than the typical pitch, Ad Age’s Parker Herren writes. The media programmer showcased its content through a “Wizard of Oz”-themed musical, called the “Wizard of Yaaaaas,” on the NewFronts main stage.

Indie sitcom features longtime gay couple who can’t stand each other.

Revry, the LGBTQ-first media network, is launching PrismRiot™, a multi-minority certified LGBTQ+ advertising network.

It has now been a little over a year since Blu’s victory, and OFM caught up with her to see what’s new. In addition to continuing to evolve and use her platform for good, Blu recently hosted Stitch, Please!, a costume design competition mini-series that is now available to stream on Revry.

What to watch this weekend? Revry, the world’s first global queer TV streaming network, is offering up two oh-so-classic films centering on gay characters this weekend.

Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment announced it will add Revry to its over 180-channel lineup of Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television available on Redbox Free Live TV.

New presenters for the day include Americano Media, CafeMedia, DirecTV, LA TV, Revry and Teads.