Batwoman

This week, Atypical geared up for season 3, our favorite Canadians celebrated together, and so much good spring TV got so much closer to returning!

This week, Netflix decided to ruin everything by cancelling ODAAT and now we have to #SaveODAAT.

This week, Vancouver turned into Gotham, Jes Macallan and Tala Ashe attended London Comic Con Spring, and we really need to #RenewODAAT.

This week, Ruby Rose and Rachel Skarsten acted like sisters, Brooklyn Nine-Nin got renewed, and the end of Orange is the New Black got very real.

This week, there were lots of fun convention announcements but, more importantly, we need to #RenewODAAT and #FightForWynonna!

This week, Rachel Skarsten fulfilled our greatest villain dreams, Petramos reminded us why Jane the Virgin is worth the wait, and One Day at a Time returned!

Welcome back to Queer Beats, your weekly one-stop shop for queer television news! This week, GLAAD announced their media award nominees, the TCAs brought lots of good queer news, and we finally got some new info about The L Word reboot! GLAAD Awards It’s the most wonderful time of the year: the GLAAD Media Awards…

This week, Batwoman received some good news, Nikohl Boosheri spoke about Adena’s hijab, and Laura Prepon reminded us all what we miss most about Orange is the New Black.

This week, Ruby Rose’s Batwoman finally appeared, we got a first look at new Deanoru content, and Zarlie created magic (according to Tala and Maisie).

This week, Aisha Dee talked Kadena, Killing Eve got the attention it deserves, and the Legends of Tomorrow cast had Good Fan Fun at Fan Fest.

This week, Black Lightning got cuddly, Caity Lotz teased an entire fandom, and Runaways is back with a major glow up.

This week, Stephanie Beatriz and Jameela Jamil created the Good Place, The Prom made us all cry over our mashed potatoes, and Steven Universe announced new episodes.