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Boy Culture: Generation X, the highly-anticipated sequel to the trailblazing drama Boy Culture (2006), arrives today on all TV on-demand platforms. Continue reading “What To Watch: ‘Boy Culture: Generation X’”
Seventeen years after the premiere of the film Boy Culture, Derek Magyar and Darryl Stephens are back as X and Andrew, with Jason Caceres joining as precocious Chayce (with a Y) in the highly-anticipated new series Boy Culture: Generation X. Continue reading “New Series: ‘Boy Culture: Generation X’”
Dekkoo, the first subscription streaming service dedicated to gay men, has announced it will release the upcoming series, Boy Culture: Generation X, this fall. The new series is the sequel to Boy Culture, the 2006 groundbreaking gay film based on the best-selling novel by Matthew Rettenmund, directed by Q. Allan Brocka and produced by Stephen Israel and Philip Pierce. Continue reading “‘Boy Culture: Generation X’ Set For Release On Dekkoo Fall 2023”
Some news items you might have missed: • Boy Culture: Matt Rettenmund pens this excellent list of Best Films of 2022. Not only is Matt a terrific writer, but we agree on the #1. Continue reading “Best Films Of 2022, Hakeem Jeffries Gave A Speech + More News”
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A moment at Folsom Street East 2022 (photo: Matt Rettenmund)
A scene from Boy Culture: The Series
Some news items you might have missed: • LGBTQ Nation: Sphen and Magic, the gay penguin couple from Australia that captured the world’s heart, celebrated their third anniversary at Sydney’s SEA LIFE Aquarium. Continue reading “News Round-Up: January 11, 2022”
Some news items you might have missed: • Boy Culture: Matt Rettenmund’s Boy Culture: The Series is getting an awesome reception at film festivals across the country. You can watch all 6 episodes via the Reeling Film Fest here. Continue reading “News Round-Up: September 28, 2021”
Forty years ago today, the New York Times published its first report on a “rare cancer seen in 41 homosexuals” – the first mention of what would become the HIV/AIDS epidemic. According to the author of the piece, Lawrence K. Altman, “gay” wasn’t yet approved by the Times‘ style manual. The cancer was Kaposi’s sarcoma, and until then it had seldom been seen in otherwise healthy young men. We all know what happened next… (h/t Boy Culture)