Ryan Murphy

“It was a story of a gay man and, more importantly, his gay victims.”

The new season deals with a serial killer and a mysterious virus threatening 1980s gay New York.

He says Jeffrey Dahmer wore the glasses in prison.

The Ryan Murphy-produced series has been criticized for glamorizing the serial killer and retraumatizing the families of his victims.

Subscribers were shocked to find the series among the streamer’s LGBTQ content.

“F–k Hollywood… I want to get paid more,” she said in remarks made prior to the screening. “Does this make you uncomfortable? It should. This is speaking truth.”

Playing a gay character on the show that was warmly received by fans helped him feel “safe and comfortable to talk about it and to finally embrace it and be happy about it.”

Rivera previously came out as bisexual and played Santana Lopez, a lesbian cheerleader, on the hit television show.

“We have told the story that we have wanted to tell, the way that we wanted to tell it.”

Murphy hasn’t confirmed his “Pilgrim” project is the latest installment of American Horror Story, but all the cast members will be arriving shortly.

The Prom is a realistic look at how life is for many LGBTQ youths and a vision of how it should be as well.

After prom, Murphy’s parents took him to a shrink to try and “cure” his homosexuality. What the doctor said surprised them all.

The series will show how the “Milwaukee Cannibal” got away with murder for years due to white privilege.

“I was told that I needed to ‘get it under control’ around people in the business,” Carver says. He came out a few months later.

Both HIV/AIDS and Black Lives Matter activists worked “to seize the world’s attention and demand an enormous change,” the actress and once-political hopeful said.

LGBTQ representation on television is up this year, a report found. But it could be higher, and more diverse.

With a list of donors that include Ellen and Portia, Sean Hayes, Ryan Murphy, David Gefffen, Buttigieg is showing why he’s one of the top fundraisers in the Democratic presidential race.

And the speeches were pretty queer too.

“I won’t be another straight boy taking a gay man’s role.”

“Let’s show Representative [Steve] King that the Queens are not having it.”