Revry TV’s new original series Strut slashes through taboos at every level, from its relatable, sex working ensemble to the female creative team, queer creator, and LGTBQ-heavy crew.

Trans producer and director, AJ Mattioli, shares the start of his journey from his first ever directed film in 2010 to now with Revry.

XUMO, the free streaming service that offers a way to watch both live and on-demand TV content without the hassle of a monthly subscription, is helping Revry inspire exploration of original LGBTQ-first programming.

James Mackenzie has been cooking up some new series and more. Get the latest scoop on what the “Tough Love” director is working on.

With the goals of advancing transgender visibility, creating a platform for marginalized groups, and connecting the community through entertainment, Revry has you covered. As Revry’s mission is to create a space for inclusivity within the community year-round, we’re honored to collaborate with a brand that aligns with our values, with Xfinity presents Pride on Revry. 

Let’s get sickening with world-renowned drag queen and musical artist Laganja Estranja, director and star of Revry’s HOUSE OF PRIDE brought to you by McDonald’s.

Tracy E. Gilchrist, Editor in Chief at The Advocate, spills the details on upcoming projects and celebrity interviews with Revry.

Jay Long shares with Revry how they use their music to connect with queer audiences through immersive experiences.

“With Vuulr’s platform, we’re able to deliver an ‘always on’ discovery for our buyers worldwide as they license our available LGBTQ content,” says Damian Pelliccione, CEO of Revry.

Brad Smith from Cheddar talks with Damian Pelliccione, CEO of Revry, about the new content on the network, the star-studded events taking place during Pride Month including iHeart Radio and P&G present "CAN’T CANCEL PRIDE" and "REVRY PRESENTS HOUSE OF PRIDE BROUGHT TO YOU BY MCDONALD'S".

It’s Pride Month, a time for celebrating the diversity, breadth and inclusiveness of the LGBTQ+ community from flamboyant drag queens to queer music to emerging politicians such as Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. All of which of course brings to mind…McDonald’s! Wait…what?

If you know what it’s like to be queer and in the closet, then you’ll connect with this Queer ClassiX Movie, the one and only BUT I’M A CHEERLEADER playing live on Revry every Saturday night for Pride Month.

With a decade of experience in the entertainment industry, Thomas Orlina releases his brand new debut single, BRUSH IT OFF, and shares with Revry what’s in store for his future ventures.

Shake Shack, Macy’s, Dickies, McDonald’s, P&G and Samsung TV are among the brands launching initiatives in honor of Pride Month and to celebrate the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ+) community.

Pride Month is finally here, and Revry, digital cable’s first 24/7 LGBTQ+ network, is kicking it off with some fun and inspiring programming over the upcoming weekend. McDonald’s, iHeartMedia, and P&G (Proctor & Gamble) are teaming up with Revry to bring viewers a star-studded, entertainment-filled three days that are sure to keep you full of Pride all month long — or at least get you off to a good start.

To celebrate Pride month the Museum of Neon Art honors the LGBTQ community and the integral role the community has played in sustaining the museum through rainbow based displays viewable from the window. Selfie ready rainbow wings and a rainbow archway by artist Candice Gawne are best viewed at nightfall, and a work by David Otis Johnson, representing an abstracted rainbow will be viewable in the MONA lobby and from the window day and night.

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.

On June 1, 2021, OML on Revry is hosting an exclusive virtual festival, called STREAM YOUR PRIDE, to celebrate 2021 Pride Month. STREAM YOUR PRIDE will include a variety of Queer Womxns content throughout the month.

Pride weekend kicks off with the return of iHeartMedia and P&G’s “Can’t Cancel Pride,” a virtual relief benefit for the LGBTQ community, premiering June 4 and playing on-demand throughout June on Revry. The event will feature performances and appearances from Bebe Rexha, Brothers Osborne, Busy Phillips, Demi Lovato, Gus Kenworthy, Hayley Kiyoko, Jennifer Hudson, JoJo Siwa, Lil Nas X, Marshmello, MJ Rodriguez, Nina West, P!NK, Ricky Martin, Regard, Troye Sivan, Tate McRae and more.