NBCUniversal's Shannon Saper, The Trade Desk's Anna Sayre, Vevo's Aneessa Steilen, moderated by Revry's Paul Kontonis in a Brand Innovators marketing discussion.

On National Coming Out Day, October 11th, the annual QueerX awards show will stream live on Revry with an honoring of the influential personalities who have made an impact on our LGBTQ+ community along with musical performances and more.

We talk the state of gender-affirming care and then get into The Filth with Katrina Kemp!

As vacations begin for Labor Day Weekend, make sure to take time to watch Revry. Whether they are binge-worthy series or heartwarming films, Revry has you covered for Labor Day Weekend.

From across the country–Colorado New York, Minnesota, Michigan–members of the Revry team met up for the first time since Covid in the Los Angeles headquarters. What a great experience to meet and collaborate in-person with this amazing group of people!

OTT.X and the Entertainment Merchants Association awarded Damian Pelliccione, CEO and co-founder of Revry the “Hero Award”. The award recognizes mission driven excellence and is from industry peers. Alia J. Daniels, COO and co-founder of Revry delivered the introduction at the Los Angeles event.

Bassem ben Brahim (She,He) is a Queer film director from Tunisia. Bassem graduated in image design at the Higher Institute of Fine Arts, Nabeul Tunisia. He got his Masters in editing from the School of Audiovisual and Cinema Gammart ESAC. He has directed two animated films; CHROMOPHOBIA and THE RED FISH in 2019 around the issue of gender and sexuality.

It’s always vacation season in Las Vegas, and we at Culture Q want to tell you how to get your gay on in Vegas with a few recommendations! Crowned the LGBTQ+ “Destination of the Year” by Gay Travel Awards in 2016, Las Vegas has LGBTQ+ friendly activities throughout the city with something for everyone. 

School’s back in session and as everyone is getting ready for the new year, Revry is promoting a list of films and series that serve to accommodate and accept queer youth.

Angela Harvey (She/Her) grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and currently resides in NC. Ms. Harvey, a proud and never closeted lesbian is a motivational speaker, counselor, self-identified GROWTHologist; and just recently became a director of her first documentary. Angela has empowered others via radio; Conversations with Angie Harvey, produced several personal GROWTH videos: Keeping It Real Series, and facilitated hundreds of personal GROWTH workshops, presentations, retreats and keynotes with 60+ organizations, companies, and colleges.

Roberto Nascimento (He/Him) was born in Brazil with a very mixed heritage and moved to New Zealand 20 years ago. He is a director, producer, writer, and actor who is passionate about queer stories. As a gay Latino man, representation is very important to him, so one of his main passions is bringing LGBTQIA+ stories to life. His more recent works are his queer web series SUI GENERIS, a short series called SKY TOWER and he’s currently adapting his short film BOYFRIEND into a feature film.

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!

Nancy Pop (She/Her) is an award-winning Romanian-American actress and producer based in New York. Her work often dissects the permeable moments between thriller and comedy, telling stories of intimacy and lesser explored truths with elements of camp. Her films have screened across the globe throughout North America, London, Turkey, Paris, and Bucharest, winning several awards including “Best Feature” and “Best Comedy” for her directing work on the feature film, POETS ARE THE DESTROYERS.

Over his 35-year career, JC Calciano (He/Him) has worked in nearly all corners of the entertainment business: from major studio blockbusters, independent features, and reality television to documentaries, music videos, webisodes, and podcasts.

This week on Culture Q, Leo Baker leads the way, celebs remember Anne Heche, and transgender folx have a kiki with the Pope. Tune into new episodes of Culture Q, every week. Only on Revry!

This week is LA Tech week and on Saturday, August 20th there is a meetup for women of color Chinatown, Los Angeles, Alia J. Daniels, COO and co-founder of Revry.

Meet Clexacon 2022 speakers on Wednesday, August 17th live on Instagram with writer Kimberly Cooper Griffin, musician Emer Kinsella, writer and director Kacy Boccumini and Revry co-founder and CPO LaShawn McGhee. Watch here on Clexacon’s instagram.

Benjamin Howard is an Emmy-recognized writer, director and producer. As a gay storyteller, Benjamin’s narrative projects often explore themes related to sexual identity, particularly through a 'coming-of-age' lens. Check out his profile here.

In need for some queer comedy created by queer artists? Revry has got you covered on National Tell A Joke Day with a mix of stand up performances and comedic movies and shows to fill your day with heaps and heaps of humor.

As part of the Revry profiles of contributors to the queer media and entertainment community, we have asked these creators to update us on their projects and events. From creating television shows and films to making music, explore the many artistic works being accomplished by these queer artists. Updates from Shanna Riker and Jason Stuart.