It has now been ten days since actress Naya Rivera drowned saving her young son on Lake Piru in California and like many, I have been grieving. I've struggled to put into words exactly what I am feeling, the mix of emotions of shock, sadness, empathy for her family and close friends, and anger… Continue reading Why Naya Rivera’s Death Poses Unique Grief For Fans
For the last five years or so, reboots and remakes of our favorite TV shows and movies have been all the craze. Some believe Hollywood has simply run out of original story ideas, while others believe the re-imagining of the worlds we once escaped to is necessary in today's culture. Then there are others… Continue reading Roswell, New Mexico Offers Must See Out of This World Queer Romance
By Kelsey O'Regan Theodora Crain, both on paper and in living, breathing Kate Siegel form, is a revolutionary LGBTQ character. I would’ve watched The Haunting of Hill House with or without hearing whispers about Theo across social media in the weeks before I dove in. I’m a glutton for supernatural narratives— ghost stories, psychological horror,… Continue reading The Survival of Theo Crain
By Kelsey O'Regan, Contributing Intern What do we want? Quality LGBTQ representation. When do we want it? Now. This is the overture constantly heard ‘round the Internet world, long before but especially after queer fan favorite Commander Lexa was killed in season three of The 100. In the past few years, we’ve not only grown… Continue reading Being Critical About Criticism
If you have been following Queer Quality since January, you have seen us talk a great deal about the upcoming queer digital series called Kait & Nic. Six months later, the first two episodes of this four part mini series have finally been released on YouTube, making it's debut appropriately in the middle of Pride Month.… Continue reading Kait & Nic: The Queer Web Series You Didn’t Know You Needed
