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Kaiya Shunyata is a Canadian based freelance writer and academic. Their work has appeared in RogerEbert.com, Xtra, The Daily Dot, gal-dem and more.
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The Captain America Movies Have Always Been Gay Cinema
MORE THAN FRIENDSWith “Captain America: Brave New World” hitting theaters, we talked with queer fans about how the franchise found success because of gay fanfiction shipping its lead characters.

Why Is This Massive Hit Netflix Series So Afraid of Sex?
PRUDES ALERT!“The Night Agent” is one of the most watched Netflix series of all time. Its leads are so, so hot. For the love of God, let us see them do it!

Kurt Cobain’s Music Is the Most Important Part of ‘Queer’
ALL APOLOGIESEven though the new Daniel Craig movie is set in the 1950s, Nirvana’s music anachronistically plays throughout. Here’s why that matters so much.

We Need to Talk About the ‘Doctor Odyssey’ Throuple
THREE'S COMPANYABC’s bonkers cruise ship series thrilled fans when its love triangle turned into an actual threesome. Here’s what that matters.

How Venom Became Cinema’s Unlikely Gay Icon
DANCING QUEENWatch your back, Babadook. Fans of the Venom film franchise tell Obsessed how the film has been adopted by the queer community—and how it’s given back in return.

The ‘9-1-1’ Bee-Nado Episodes Are Gloriously Ridiculous TV
UN-BEE-LIEVABLEBow down to “9-1-1” for bringing back disaster event television in beautifully bonkers fashion with its three-part premiere centered on a swarm of killer bees.

‘Industry’ Just Aired the Best TV Episode of the Year
INTENSEIf you thought “Uncut Gems” was stressful, wait until you watch “White Mischief,” a masterpiece of anxiety-inducing creative risks centered on fan-favorite Rishi.

‘House of the Dragon’ Finale Director Dishes on Huge Episode
SPOILER ALERT!Director Geeta Vasant Patel talks Alicent and Rhaenyra’s fated reunion, the burden of war, Rhaenyra and Daemon’s relationship, and much more.

How ‘House of the Dragon’ Handles Death Is Ruining the Show
WHERE’S THE EMOTION??This season saw one of the most shocking deaths in the series, yet the characters—and the audience—have no chance to grieve before moving on. It is becoming a fatal mistake.

The Secret Queer Love Is the Heart of ‘House of the Dragon’
REUNIONEpisode 3 of “House of the Dragon” finally saw the reunion of Alicent and Rhaenyra, delighting fans who have long projected a queer romance onto the two female leads.
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