The new series Overcompensating opens with a young child’s sexual awakening. He’s watching Brendan Fraser swing around in a loin cloth in George of the Jungle, rewinding the scene over and over again.

Some find themselves surprisingly attracted to an animated character in childhood cartoons, like Jasmine in Aladdin or the titular Robin Hood. Others are drawn to the alluring doctors of Grey’s ...

The eight-episode series is based, in part, on Skinner's own experiences coming out in college — but with added "stakes," he ...

Benito Skinner drew from his experiences in the closet for "Overcompensating," his razor-sharp, hyper-specific queer comedy ...

I am the Black Mastadonte, known for content focused on gaming history, anime, and webtoon reactions, featuring deep dives ...

The renowned author will produce the project, an adaptation of his late friend Howard Waldrop's book, which reimagines the ...

I am the Black Mastadonte, known for content focused on gaming history, anime, and webtoon reactions, featuring deep dives into video game lore (like in Honest Gaming History) and engaging reactions ...

Jim Irsay, the eccentric, outspoken, sometimes controversial and largely successful owner of the Indianapolis Colts, who away ...

The scene shows a young Skinner rewinding a very specific portion of the 1997 film “George of the Jungle,” starring ... season of Skinner’s Prime Video series, which follows a first-year ...

Early in her career, Emily Blunt got the chance to share a dressing room with two of the biggest British stars of the time.

Lion Forge Entertainment has partnered with George R.R. Martin (Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon) to adapt Howard Waldrop’s novella A Dozen Tough Jobs as an adult animated film.