With Pride Month in full swing, what better time to relive some classic LGBTQ+ films? Thanks to Revry’s Queer ClassiX screening series, viewers are able to rewatch the golden films all Pride Month long!

This week on Culture Q, Rebel Wilson lives up to her name, A Strange Loop Cleans up at the Tonys, and we kiki on the carpet with Angelic Ross.

Lily Smith (She/Her) is a writer and director living in London. She studied comedy writing at the National Film and Television School, and is now up to 42% funnier. She's created digital and written content for tech startups, charities and independent agencies – but most of all she loves creating things that make people laugh.

The 2nd annual iHeartRadio Can't Cancel Pride event was another way for the community to express themselves freely during Pride Month streaming on Revry

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Jesse Montana (He/They) makes ambient, lyrical Electro R&B-Pop. Born in Missoula, Montana, Jesse moved to Los Angeles and was in the band DiVerse.

Since 1993, the City of West Hollywood has presented Rainbow Key Awards to honor those who have made outstanding contributions to the LGBTQ+ community. This year, the founding team of Revry, will be recognized for their amazing work for the LGBTQ+ community. Damian Pelliccione, LaShawn McGhee, Alia Daniels, and Chris Rodriguez are equal co-founders of the only LGBTQ-first streaming platform.

Brightcove honors Revry in their series Today on Play by discussing the creation of Revry and the groundbreaking team who did it.

Despite a record number of people in the US identifying as LGBTQ+, new challenges — and longstanding yet newly exacerbated ones — threaten to make queer people invisible, all at a time when the global LGBTQ+ community is facing increased violence, discrimination, and poverty.

Sampson McCormick (He/Him) is an award winning stand up comedian, writer and film producer from Washington, DC. Along with touring the country to sold out venues for over two decades, the queer comedy pioneer is most known for his comedy specials.

Can’t Cancel Pride 2022 - Proud AND Together is a fundraiser for the queer community and a celebration of visibility and inclusivity for all. Revry is happy to announce that the one hour event will stream on our channel June 14th at 8pm ET / 5pm PT and be available on-demand until June 30th.

On the 67th Episode of CivitasLA, Revry Co-Founders Alia J. Daniels and Christopher J. Rodriguez spoke with host Dwayne A. Gathers about the advancement of queer representation in media.

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

LA Pride Weekend is here! Revry has got you covered this wonderful weekend by showcasing films and series all about being proud about who you are.

To celebrate the start of Pride 2022, Revry teamed up with DIESEL and Gaybors Spaces + Studios to throw a Pre-Pride Party in Los Angeles on June 2nd. 

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 has launched a pride music video channel on the Xite network in the United Kingdom. In time for Pride season 2022, the channel features queer artists including Aina Brei'Yon, Yaeji, Chester Lockhart, John Duff, Jesse Montana and others.

Madison Rose, Julian King, and Mila Jam have released the Pride anthem of the year, “PRIDE DON’’T STOP. Available to stream on Spotify and Apple Music, the song is them song of Revry’s 2022 edition of House of Pride Brought to You By McDonald’s.

NYC Pop Recording Artivist & transgender star, Mila Jam fills every room with talent, personality & undeniable style. A YouTube Sensation turned Original Pop Artist, Mila is known around the world for her unforgettable stage performances & one of a kind music videos.

As part of McDonald’s larger approach with the LGBTQ+ community, the fast-food chain is partnering with Revry TV—an LGBTQ+ media company—for a second year to bring House of Pride. Beginning June 5, the brand will kick off a virtual celebration with musical dance performances and comedy segments. The larger efforts also signals expanded partnerships with diverse-owned media companies like Revry and the Boden Agency.

In recent years, brands have realized the importance of the LGBTQ+ consumer to their business as they represent nearly $1 trillion in the U.S. alone. With Pride 2022 anticipated to be bigger and better than ever, it’s no surprise to brand powerhouse McDonald’s USA turning to the only LGBTQ-first streaming media company, Revry, as a trusted and authentic partner for a second year of pride campaigns.