ClexaCon

“Queer stories have been told with different faces and different names for years.” – Janina Gavankar talks to us about TV, video games, and immortality.

The queer representation landscape has changed immensely over the last decade, and Bex has been a part of the change every step of the way.

Comics and capes and the importance of telling our stories all come to the front when we talked with Javicia Leslie about being Batwoman.

Driving a stake into our hearts, Imani Lewis dishes on getting cast, her familiarity with the queer world, and making Calliope authentic.

From cooking and suits to sitcom rep, this week’s Queer Beats celebrates glow-ups, haircuts and more!

Did you miss the film festival for Clexa-Con 2019? Don’t worry! Here’s what you need to watch.

At ClexaCon I was fortunate to have an interview with Briana Venskus and asked her what it was like to play her first queer character on Good Trouble.

Another ClexaCon is in the books and it reminds us all that whether or not we were here, we are all family together.

The LezWatch.TV staff reflects on their favorite things from the queer entertainment world that happened in TwentyGayteen.

This week, ClexaCon continued to drop big guest announcements, Deanoru celebrated the holidays, and we finally got a One Day At A Time sneak peek!

This week, Clexacon dropped some very important guest announcements, the moms of Riverdale out-queered their own show, and Deanoru delivered some much-anticipated angst!

Before there was Skins there was Sugar Rush – 13 years later, the seminal series brought back all the memories at ClexaCon: London.