Entertainment Exposed:Scott Fullerton and David Reddish reflect on the heartbreaking losses of two entertainment icons: Dolly Parton and Tim Curry. From Dolly’s music, movies, philanthropy, and deep connection to LGBTQ audiences, to Tim Curry’s unforgettable legacy in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, theater, film, and cult pop culture, this episode honors two artists whose work shaped generations.Scott and David also discuss the latest Hollywood headlines, including upcoming projects like The Flintstones and James Bond, industry controversy, Warner Bros and Paramount merger concerns, box office updates, streaming trends, and the ongoing influence of LGBTQ icons across entertainment.💥 Whether you're a film fanatic, industry insider, or love pop culture with a queer lens—this episode delivers insight, tea, and real talk.👉 Join us each week for honest film talk, TV obsessions, awards speculation, and insider-style commentary. If you like your entertainment a little "exposed," and with a slightly gay twist, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for weekly entertainment news, reviews, and interviews with an LGBTQ Edge. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Instagram:Scott Fullerton @leftofstr8 David Reddish @thegaymagneto

Scott Fullerton and David Reddish discuss the latest entertainment news, beginning with a tribute to actress Hayden Panettiere, whose death at age 36 was confirmed by her publicist and reported by Reuters and CBS News. They reflect on her career, including Heroes, Nashville, and her impact on a generation of viewers.This episode also covers D23 and Star Wars trailer buzz, Ahsoka season two excitement, X-Men casting announcements and concerns, the strong finish of X-Men ’97 season two, Beau DeMayo’s legal troubles and Disney lawsuit, a Netflix documentary on Boeing and whistleblower deaths, the connection between cost cutting in aviation and Hollywood, box office updates, the Paramount and Warner Bros merger lawsuit, Paramount’s studio history, future Star Trek plans, and recent entertainment awards and recognitions.💥 Whether you're a film fanatic, industry insider, or love pop culture with a queer lens—this episode delivers insight, tea, and real talk.👉 Join us each week for honest film talk, TV obsessions, awards speculation, and insider-style commentary. If you like your entertainment a little "exposed," and with a slightly gay twist, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for weekly entertainment news, reviews, and interviews with an LGBTQ Edge. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Instagram:Scott Fullerton @leftofstr8 David Reddish @thegaymagneto

On this episode of Left of Str8 Show: Interviews, Scott Fullerton welcomes actor, filmmaker, and producer Brock Yurich for a powerful conversation about his journey from Northeast Ohio to Hollywood, his creative evolution, and the making of his semi-autobiographical film TEST.Brock shares how growing up in Ohio shaped his perspective, why authenticity matters in acting and filmmaking, and how personal experiences with faith, sexuality, identity, and transformation influenced the themes of TEST. He also discusses the physical demands of preparing for the role, the process of creating a coffee table book as a time capsule, and the importance of mentorship, collaboration, and long-term industry relationships.The conversation also touches on Brock’s tribute to Pulse Nightclub, working with director Sam McConnell, international audience reactions, and what’s next for his creative career. This episode is a must-watch for fans of LGBTQ cinema, indie filmmaking, acting, personal growth stories, and artists turning lived experience into meaningful work.Watch Left of Str8 Interviews every week for smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with LGBTQ creatives, straight allies, entertainers, authors, musicians, filmmakers, and changemakers. Each episode goes beyond the usual interview to uncover the stories, struggles, laughs, and lessons behind the work — with guests who inspire, entertain, and remind us why visibility matters. Subscribe and come back weekly for fresh voices, meaningful conversations, and a little bit of fabulous you will not find anywhere else.Subscribe for excellent interviews from Entertainment, Music, Books and Advocacy. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Follow Us on Instagram:Scott Fullerton: @leftofstr8Brock Yurich: @brockyurich

Scott Fullerton and David Reddish break down the latest entertainment headlines, including Perez Hilton’s hospitalization, celebrity reactions, and the larger conversation around health and mental well-being in the public eye. They also dive into the box office success of Spider-Man, Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, IMAX trends, Marvel fatigue, and the pre-sales surge around Doomsday.The conversation moves into Marvel’s secretive casting process, the challenge of bringing Jean Grey and the X-Men into the MCU, long-term Disney plans for X-Men ’97, and why casting the next generation of mutants may define Marvel’s future. Scott and David also discuss the upcoming Harry Potter series, fan reactions, Disney’s asset library for creators, TIFF plans, and why Avengers: Endgame may not hold up as well as fans remember.Subscribe for weekly pop culture commentary and character breakdowns, and let us know in the comments if you prefer conventions for the community or the exclusive announcements.💥 Whether you're a film fanatic, industry insider, or love pop culture with a queer lens—this episode delivers insight, tea, and real talk.👉 Join us each week for honest film talk, TV obsessions, awards speculation, and insider-style commentary. If you like your entertainment a little "exposed," and with a slightly gay twist, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for weekly entertainment news, reviews, and interviews with an LGBTQ Edge. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Instagram:Scott Fullerton @leftofstr8 David Reddish @thegaymagneto

On this episode of Left of Str8 Show: Interviews, Scott Fullerton welcomes singer-songwriter Josh Olsen for a heartfelt conversation about music, self-worth, authenticity, and finding your voice.Josh shares how growing up in a musical family shaped his path, how bullying and shyness pushed him toward music as a safe outlet, and what it was like performing with his twin brother before stepping into his own identity as a solo artist. He also talks about his experience on X Factor, moving to Los Angeles, collaborating with other songwriters, and learning how to write from a place of honesty and emotional truth.The conversation also explores Josh’s song “I Choose Me,” the importance of LGBTQ identity in his music, and the message of self-empowerment behind his work. From live performance to studio recording, Josh opens up about the creative process, releasing music, and what comes next in his evolving career.This episode is perfect for fans of LGBTQ music, singer-songwriters, emotional storytelling, and artists who use their voice to inspire confidence, healing, and authenticity.Watch Left of Str8 Interviews every week for smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with LGBTQ creatives, straight allies, entertainers, authors, musicians, filmmakers, and changemakers. Each episode goes beyond the usual interview to uncover the stories, struggles, laughs, and lessons behind the work — with guests who inspire, entertain, and remind us why visibility matters. Subscribe and come back weekly for fresh voices, meaningful conversations, and a little bit of fabulous you will not find anywhere else.Subscribe for excellent interviews from Entertainment, Music, Books and Advocacy. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Follow Us on Instagram:Scott Fullerton: @leftofstr8Josh Olsen: @josholsenmusic

Scott Fullerton and David Reddish break down the latest entertainment headlines, including a massive box office record hitting $1 billion in just six days, a leaked Spider-Man film in India, and a sharp critique of Spider-Man: No Way Home’s length, plot, and Marvel’s current film strategy. They also discuss Warner Bros and Paramount industry updates, concerns over media mergers and monopoly power, Heated Rivalry season two, Perez Hilton’s hospitalization, Viola Davis returning to TV with Ascent, and the re-release of The X-Files: I Want to Believe director’s cut.Is Spider-Man success proof of a Marvel resurgence? We analyze why Marvel might be misinterpreting recent box office trends.Many fans assume recent hits signal a broader recovery for the MCU, but the reality is more nuanced. This video breaks down why Spider-Man success is often character-specific rather than a sign of universal franchise health. We examine how individual popularity keeps certain heroes afloat despite ongoing superhero fatigue.Drawing parallels to Batman success, we look at why the industry sometimes confuses brand loyalty with genre revival. If you follow comic book movies, you need to understand this critical distinction regarding audience behavior. We explore whether Marvel is correctly identifying what actually drives ticket sales today.Subscribe for weekly pop culture commentary and character breakdowns, and let us know in the comments if you prefer conventions for the community or the exclusive announcements.💥 Whether you're a film fanatic, industry insider, or love pop culture with a queer lens—this episode delivers insight, tea, and real talk.👉 Join us each week for honest film talk, TV obsessions, awards speculation, and insider-style commentary. If you like your entertainment a little "exposed," and with a slightly gay twist, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for weekly entertainment news, reviews, and interviews with an LGBTQ Edge. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Instagram:Scott Fullerton @leftofstr8 David Reddish @thegaymagneto

On this episode of Left of Str8 Show: Interviews, Scott Fullerton is joined by Chris Salvatore, Brandon Shypkowski, and special guest Co-Host, Señor Scary for a deep dive into the queer psychological horror film Scorch Marks.Chris and Brandon discuss stepping into emotionally intense roles, preparing for dark and vulnerable characters, and exploring the complicated spaces between trauma, survival, authenticity, and representation. The conversation also looks at the importance of queer-centered horror stories, safe and supportive film sets, low-budget indie filmmaking, and how personal truth can bring more depth to horror performances.From first horror movie memories to survival rules, audience reactions, festival screenings, and the evolution of LGBTQ+ horror, this episode is a must-watch for fans of queer cinema, indie film, psychological horror, and authentic storytelling.Watch Left of Str8 Interviews every week for smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with LGBTQ creatives, straight allies, entertainers, authors, musicians, filmmakers, and changemakers. Each episode goes beyond the usual interview to uncover the stories, struggles, laughs, and lessons behind the work — with guests who inspire, entertain, and remind us why visibility matters. Subscribe and come back weekly for fresh voices, meaningful conversations, and a little bit of fabulous you will not find anywhere else.Subscribe for excellent interviews from Entertainment, Music, Books and Advocacy. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Follow Us on Instagram:Scott Fullerton: @leftofstr8Senor Scary: @senorscaryofficialChris Salvatore: @chrissalvatoreBrandon Shypkowski: @brandonshyp

Scott Fullerton and David Reddish break down the biggest highlights, surprises, and controversies from Comic-Con 2026. From Marvel’s major announcements and a possible Black Panther recast to Star Trek updates, the emotional Spaceballs reunion, and Rick Moranis receiving one of the warmest fan reactions imaginable, this episode dives deep into the changing world of fandom conventions. Scott and David also discuss crowd control issues, panel scheduling, missing celebrities, Hollywood’s shifting relationship with Comic-Con, and whether the event is becoming more nostalgic than announcement-driven.Hear reflections on the Comic-Con experience and why these events feel like a unique celebration of our favorite stories.David breaksdown being on the floor, and explores the atmosphere at major comic book conventions. If you have ever wondered what makes these gatherings feel like such a rare, shared moment for fans, this discussion breaks down the communal energy that defines the Comic-Con experience. We focus on the love for characters and storytelling that brings people together in person.Whether you are a regular attendee or just curious about pop culture commentary, this conversation highlights the specific vibe that makes large fan events stand out. We discuss why the Comic-Con experience feels so distinct compared to other media events and what it means for the community to connect over stories in real life.Subscribe for weekly pop culture commentary and character breakdowns, and let us know in the comments if you prefer conventions for the community or the exclusive announcements.💥 Whether you're a film fanatic, industry insider, or love pop culture with a queer lens—this episode delivers insight, tea, and real talk.👉 Join us each week for honest film talk, TV obsessions, awards speculation, and insider-style commentary. If you like your entertainment a little "exposed," and with a slightly gay twist, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for weekly entertainment news, reviews, and interviews with an LGBTQ Edge. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Instagram:Scott Fullerton @leftofstr8 David Reddish @thegaymagneto

On this episode of Left of Str8 Show Interviews, Scott Fullerton welcomes acclaimed writer, director, and playwright Stan Zimmerman, along with actress and trailblazer Juliana Joel, for a powerful conversation about theater, representation, storytelling, and mental health advocacy.Stan and Juliana discuss the deeply impactful play Right Before I Go, a project built around real final messages and personal accounts that brings awareness to suicide prevention and the importance of open conversations around mental health. They also talk about preparing emotionally for sensitive material, taking the show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and how live theater can reach audiences in ways that are intimate, urgent, and transformative.Juliana shares her experience as the first openly transgender actress on Disney, her work in television and theater, and the importance of authentic LGBTQ+ representation in entertainment. Stan reflects on mentorship, creative retreats, working internationally, and why storytelling remains one of the most powerful tools for social change.This episode is a moving, honest, and necessary conversation about creativity, compassion, visibility, and the stories that can help save lives.Watch Left of Str8 Interviews every week for smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with LGBTQ creatives, straight allies, entertainers, authors, musicians, filmmakers, and changemakers. Each episode goes beyond the usual interview to uncover the stories, struggles, laughs, and lessons behind the work — with guests who inspire, entertain, and remind us why visibility matters. Subscribe and come back weekly for fresh voices, meaningful conversations, and a little bit of fabulous you will not find anywhere else.Subscribe for excellent interviews from Entertainment, Music, Books and Advocacy. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Follow Us on Instagram:Scott Fullerton: @leftofstr8Stan Zimmerman: @zimmermanstanJuliana Joel: @thejulianajoel

On this episode of Left of Str8 Show: Interviews, Scott Fullerton talks with Brendan Haley about his work in horror filmmaking, visual design, production design, and queer storytelling. Brendan shares the inspiration behind Scorch Marks, how graphic design shapes fear on screen, why authentic LGBTQ+ characters matter in horror, and what it takes to balance multiple creative roles in indie film.Explore the nuances of toxic gay relationships and how to translate messy, complex dynamics into compelling queer cinema.This conversation breaks down the creative process behind writing authentic, raw stories that resonate. Whether you are a screenwriter or a fan of character-driven drama, you will gain insight into why audiences are drawn to dark edgy movies that refuse to sanitize the reality of human connection.Watch Left of Str8 Interviews every week for smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with LGBTQ creatives, straight allies, entertainers, authors, musicians, filmmakers, and changemakers. Each episode goes beyond the usual interview to uncover the stories, struggles, laughs, and lessons behind the work — with guests who inspire, entertain, and remind us why visibility matters. Subscribe and come back weekly for fresh voices, meaningful conversations, and a little bit of fabulous you will not find anywhere else.Subscribe for excellent interviews from Entertainment, Music, Books and Advocacy. Hit the little bell for weekly notifications. New Episodes drop every week. Tell your friends.Follow Us on Instagram:Scott Fullerton: @leftofstr8Brendan Haley: @brendanhaley