New ‘Overcompensating’ Trailer Teases Some Steamy Gay Drama

Benito Skinner, known for his viral persona Benny Drama, is bringing his unique brand of comedy to the small screen with the upcoming series Overcompensating.

Set to premiere on May 15, 2025, the show will be available exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories worldwide.

Overcompensating is a semi-autobiographical, college-set ensemble comedy that follows Benny (played by Skinner), a closeted former high school football player and homecoming king.

As he embarks on his freshman year, Benny forms a fast friendship with Carmen (Wally Baram), a high school outsider determined to fit in at any cost.

With guidance from Benny’s older sister Grace (Mary Beth Barone) and her campus-legend boyfriend Peter (Adam DiMarco), the duo navigates the chaotic world of college life, including awkward hookups, flavored vodka, and fake IDs.

The series explores the lengths to which we all overcompensate while on the path to finding out who we really are.

The show boasts an impressive cast, including Rish Shah as Miles, Connie Britton and Kyle MacLachlan as Benny’s parents, and Kaia Gerber in a recurring role.

Additionally, pop star Charli XCX serves as the executive music producer and makes a guest appearance as herself, contributing original music to the series.

Produced by A24 and Amazon MGM Studios, Overcompensating is created, written, and executive produced by Skinner.

The series also features executive producers Jonah Hill, Matt Dines, and Ali Goodwin through their production company Strong Baby, with Scott King serving as showrunner.

In a recent interview, Skinner shared insights into the inspiration behind the show, stating, “I really wanted queer people to see their experience and the complicatedness of that experience… I feel like the villain of the show in a lot of ways is this addiction to masculinity. I think that everyone feels that, not just queer people.”

All eight episodes of Overcompensating will be available to stream on Prime Video starting May 15.

For a sneak peek, check out the official teaser trailer released by Prime Video.

Oseman: Nick & Charlie’s Love Deserves The Heartstopper Movie

After three heartwarming seasons, Netflix’s beloved LGBTQ+ coming-of-age series Heartstopper will conclude with a feature-length film, offering fans a final chapter to Nick and Charlie’s tender love story.

Creator Alice Oseman announced that the film will adapt the upcoming sixth volume of her graphic novel series, as well as the 2015 novella Nick and Charlie.

The story will follow Nick and Charlie as they navigate the challenges of a long-distance relationship, with Nick preparing for university and Charlie finding new independence at school. Their bond faces its biggest test yet, exploring whether first loves can truly last forever.

Oseman expressed her excitement, stating, “I’m so grateful to everyone who has worked hard to make this possible and to the incredible fans of Heartstopper for your patience and passion. I cannot wait to bring this story to a magical conclusion.”

Returning to their roles, Kit Connor and Joe Locke will reprise their performances as Nick and Charlie, respectively, and will also serve as executive producers for the film.

The movie will be directed by Wash Westmoreland, known for his work on Still Alice and Colette.

Production is set to begin in the summer of 2025, with a potential release in 2026.

While an exact release date has not been confirmed, fans can anticipate a heartfelt and emotionally resonant conclusion to the series.

Oseman shared that the film will delve into themes of time, memory, love, pain, and the “ordinary magic” of everyday life.

She emphasized the importance of providing a beautiful and emotional send-off for the characters, celebrating what Heartstopper means to people, and offering a chance to say goodbye to the beloved characters.

Since its debut in 2022, Heartstopper has been praised for its authentic portrayal of queer youth, addressing topics such as coming out, mental health, and the complexities of teenage relationships.

The series has garnered a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim, making its conclusion a poignant moment for viewers worldwide.

As fans await the final installment, they can revisit the first three seasons, available for streaming on Netflix, and explore Oseman’s other works within the Heartstopper universe.

Gay Stars Party at Opening of New Puerto Vallarta Gay Resort

Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica shimmered with excitement as The Tryst, a luxurious LGBTQ+ boutique hotel, celebrated its grand opening on April 25, 2025.

The event was a dazzling affair, drawing a constellation of celebrities and setting a new standard for queer-friendly hospitality in the region.

Queer eys’s Antoni Perowski. Instagram: @trysthotels

Pop icon Demi Lovato surprised guests with a rooftop performance of her hit song Cool for the Summer, igniting the night with energy and pride.

Lovato emphasized the importance of inclusive spaces, stating, “Knowing that there’s a space where you’re not only safe but celebrated means everything”.

The festivities, hosted by comedian Matt Rogers, featured appearances by beloved actress Jennifer Coolidge, who expressed her admiration for the LGBTQ+ community’s spirit and originality.

Tryst founder Tristan Schukraft with Jennifer Coolidge. Instagram: @trysthotels

Other notable attendees included Antoni Porowski, Chrishell Stause, Colton Haynes, TS Madison, Julia Fox, and Laverne Cox, among others .

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Entrepreneur Tristan Schukraft, dubbed the “CEO of Everything Gay,” is the visionary behind The Tryst.

His goal was to create a haven where guests can be their authentic selves without judgment.

“Our grand opening weekend was everything a gay luxury hotel should be—drag queens diving into the pool, DJs lighting up the rooftop, and a sea of friends (and future friends) around every corner,” Schukraft shared.

Super hottie Zane Phillips. Instagram: @trysthotels

The hotel’s design, crafted by renowned firm Estudio Esterlina, boasts 55 elegantly appointed rooms, each featuring private balconies, mood lighting, and luxurious amenities.

The rooftop pool and bar offer panoramic views of the Pacific, serving as the perfect backdrop for the weekend’s celebrations .

Highlights of the opening included performances by drag superstars Gottmik and Violet Chachki, as well as a drag brunch hosted by Shea Couleé.

Hot guys at The Tryst. Instagram: @trysthotels

The weekend culminated in a spectacular fireworks display, symbolizing the hotel’s commitment to joy and inclusivity .

Looking ahead, Schukraft plans to expand The Tryst brand to other LGBTQ+ destinations, including Fire Island and San Juan, aiming to replicate the hotel’s unique blend of luxury and community .

For travelers seeking an opulent yet welcoming experience, The Tryst stands as a beacon of celebration, diversity, and unapologetic authenticity in the heart of Puerto Vallarta.

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‘On Swift Horses’ Gallops into Theaters with Steamy Gay Love

Yesterday, April 25, 2025, marked the U.S. theatrical release of On Swift Horses, a sultry, slow-burning queer drama that’s already igniting conversations—and pulses.

Directed by Daniel Minahan and adapted from Shannon Pufahl’s 2019 novel, the film stars Jacob Elordi, Diego Calva, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Will Poulter in a tangled web of postwar longing, repression, and forbidden love.

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Set in 1950s America, the story follows newlyweds Muriel (Edgar-Jones) and Lee (Poulter) as they attempt to build a life in California after Lee’s return from the Korean War.

Their domestic tranquility is disrupted by the arrival of Lee’s charismatic brother Julius (Elordi), a restless gambler with secrets of his own.

Julius soon departs for Las Vegas, where he embarks on a passionate affair with Henry (Calva), a Mexican casino worker.

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Meanwhile, Muriel finds herself drawn to her neighbor Sandra (Sasha Calle), leading her into a clandestine world of horse racing and self-discovery.

The film has garnered attention for its intimate scenes, particularly between Elordi and Calva.

In interviews, Calva described filming these moments as “intimidating,” praising Elordi’s physical perfection and noting the challenges posed by their height difference.

“He’s like a f***ing god! He’s too perfect!” Calva exclaimed, adding that he experienced neck pain from looking up during their scenes together.

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Despite these challenges, Calva emphasized that the scenes were about “actual love,” highlighting the tenderness and authenticity portrayed on screen.

Critics have offered mixed reviews. RogerEbert.com praised Elordi’s performance, noting his ability to convey vulnerability beneath a confident exterior.

However, some reviews, such as from the Washington Post, pointed to uneven pacing and underdeveloped character arcs.

Nonetheless, the film’s exploration of queer identities and its atmospheric portrayal of 1950s America have been widely acknowledged.

Currently, On Swift Horses is now exclusively available in U.S. theaters.

International releases are scheduled for France on April 30 and Spain on July 25.

While not yet available for streaming, the film is expected to arrive on Netflix around August 2025, following standard release schedules.

Whether you’re drawn by the star-studded cast, the evocative storytelling, or the film’s exploration of hidden desires, On Swift Horses promises a cinematic experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

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Hunter Doohan: The Hottie of ‘Wednesday’ & His Real-Life Man

Hunter Doohan has officially set hearts racing once again with Netflix’s recently released teaser for the second season of the hit series Wednesday.

Returning as the charismatic yet dangerously unpredictable Tyler Galpin, Doohan has fans thirsting not only for more of his intriguing character but for his undeniably steamy screen presence.

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In a moment that’s already gone viral, viewers got an eyeful of Tyler’s striking transformation from sweet barista to sinister Hyde, showcased in provocative images of Doohan shirtless and bound in chains—a scene that has unsurprisingly dominated social media chatter.

One particularly cheeky Instagram commenter joked, “Will you ever find your shirt? The real plot of season two,” while others affectionately dubbed him “the most handsome Hyde,” celebrating the darker yet undoubtedly hotter turn his character seems poised to take this season.

Off-camera, Doohan’s real life is equally intriguing and wonderfully romantic.

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The openly queer actor is happily married to film producer and law student Fielder Jewett, proving real-life love can indeed be as charming as anything scripted.

Their modern fairy tale began on Tinder back in 2015, leading to a romantic proposal on New Year’s Eve 2020 and culminating in a gorgeous outdoor wedding in June 2022.

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Doohan’s Your Honor co-star, the iconic Bryan Cranston, officiated the ceremony, making it a genuinely star-studded and heartwarming occasion. Doohan shared glimpses of the joyous day on Instagram, calling it “absolutely the best day of our lives.”

Jewett himself boasts impressive film credentials, having worked on productions like The Vanishing of Sidney Hall and Rosy.

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Currently pursuing a law degree at Loyola Law School, Jewett and Doohan share more than just romance—they often bond over trivia nights, highlighting their playful and supportive relationship dynamic.

For Doohan, openness about his identity and relationship has resonated deeply with fans, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community.

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He’s candidly shared how watching Will & Grace influenced his own journey, underlining the significance of representation both on and off-screen.

As excitement builds toward the season two premiere of Wednesday on August 6—with the second half arriving on September 3—fans are eager to witness Tyler’s darker evolution.

Meanwhile, Doohan’s authentic portrayal of love and identity continues to inspire and delight, both as a character and as himself.

Whether you’re tuning in for the chills and thrills or simply here for shirtless Hyde moments, one thing is clear: Hunter Doohan’s allure, both fictional and real, is here to stay.

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