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A decade after her “Girls Like Girls” music video broke the queer internet, former Disney Channel star Kiyoko is recreating her coming-of-age love story for the next generation.

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Discover What’s Streaming On: Early on in the new Netflix comedy Ladies First, Rosamund Pike’s character, Alex, overhears that she’s only been promoted at work for the optics of a “female perspective.

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Following a chauvinist male high-flier who wakes up in a world where women run the show, director Thea Sharrock's Netflix remake of the French title 'I Am Not an Easy Man' has valuable lessons for a ...

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