Culture The best LGBTQ+ shows you can watch right now on Netflix Netflix are doing the damn thing for LGBTQ+ content. Here, we round up the 55 best television shows you can watch right now on the streamer. By Sam Damshenas
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Culture Mo Heart reveals reason for changing name from Monique before Drag Race UK vs the World By Conor Clark
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Films Elliot Page to executive produce ‘artful’ transgender documentary Elliot Page will serve as an executive producer for a soon-to-be-released transgender documentary, Nel Mio Nome. By Conor Clark
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