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Weclome to Bleeding Cool's "The Twelve Days of Sunny," where this time we look at our favorite episode of season 11, ‘Mac & Dennis Move to the Suburbs.'

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool's "The Twelve Days of 'Sunny'" as we look at our top choice from the tenth season: episode 4 'Charlie Work.'

Bleeding Cool's back with "The Twelve Days of 'Sunny'," this time taking a look at our favorite episode of season 9, 'The Gang Saves the Day.'

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool's "The Twelve Days of 'Sunny' as we take a look at season 8's standout episode, 'The Maureen Ponderosa Wedding Massacre.'

Welcome to Day #7 of Bleeding Cool's The Twelve Days of Sunny, as we look at It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 7, Episode 11 'Thunder Gun Express.'

Bleeding Cool's "The Twelve Days of Sunny" is back, as Day #6 has us taking a look at It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's 'A Very Sunny Christmas.'

Bleeding Cool is honoring South Philly’s favorite sons (and daughter) with a rundown of our 12 favorite It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia episodes...

Welcome to Bleeding Cool's 'The Twelve Days of Sunny,' as we roll along with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's season 4 classic 'The Nightman Cometh."

Bleeding Cool's The Twelve Days of ‘Sunny’ rolls along into our third day with the ninth episode of season 3: ‘Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person’.

So with the holidays right around the corner, Bleeding Cool continues to honor Philly's favorite sons (and daughter) with The 12 Days of 'Sunny,' Day #2.

So with the holidays right around the corner, Bleeding Cool is honoring South Philly's favorite sons (and daughter) with "The 12 Days of 'Sunny', Day #1."

With It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia having wrapped up its 13th season, let's appreciate two ignored aspects of Frank Reynolds: his mind and body.

In honor of FXX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia wrapping its 13th season, The Gang is giving us a look at a season's worth of bloopers and outtakes.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool's weekly review of FXX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, as we take a look at season 13 finale, ‘Mac Finds His Pride.’

In the following preview for the season 13 finale of FXX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Frank (Danny DeVito) won't rest until 'Mac Finds His Pride.'

"The Doctor should be a unifying figure for everyone, including LGBTQ people," said Chibnall, according to our on-the-scene reporters Adi Tantimedh and Amanda Gurall. Stay tuned to Bleeding Cool for more breaking news from the panel. New Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall is holding court at New York Comic Con following a live viewing at the[...]

Emmy Award-winning Sesame Street writer Mark Saltzman is offering his thoughts on the long-running debate over Bert and Ernie's sexual orientation.

Taking the stage on Friday, Sunny cast members Charlie Day, Danny DeVito, Rob McElhenney, and Kaitlin Olson addressed the "massive" outbreak of support from LGBTQ viewers to McElhenney's Mac coming out as gay in season 12 – but not before an interesting presentation from the group. The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast started off with[...]

HBO has a series order out for Sam Levinson's (The Wizard of Lies) Euphoria, starring Spider-Man: Homecoming‘s Zendaya and from Drake and Future the Prince.

Count on it! Pose has its season finale tonight! About Pose Set in the 1980s, Pose is a dance musical that explores the juxtaposition of several segments of life and society in New York: the ball culture world, the rise of the luxury Trump-era universe and the downtown social and literary scene. Making television history, Pose features the largest cast of transgender actors[...]

BOOM! Studios announced its schedule for San Diego Comic-Con, and the publisher will be teaming up with advocacy group GLAAD for a panel called Entertainment is LGBTQ Featuring guests such as Emily Andras, Lilah Sturges, Marguerite Bennet, Noah Hayes, and "more," the panel takes place on Thursday, July 19th and will "present an in-depth roundtable[...]

The first MCU black superhero film shattered all kinds of box office records, and the first female-fronted film in the franchise is already one of the most talked-about pre-release titles this side of Infinity War. In a recent interview with The Playlist during the Los Angeles press day for Ant-Man and The Wasp, MCU head honcho Kevin Feige[...]

Leah Remini will star as a conservative lesbian in an untitled pilot for Fox from It's Always Sunny's Rob McElhenney, Glenn Howerton, and Charlie Day

In releasing its sixth annual Studio Responsibility Index, media monitoring organization GLAAD has called on major movie studios to ensure that at least 20% of movies include characters that are LGBTQ by 2021, a blog post on the organization's website reports. That target would see an increase from 12.8%, or 14 of the 109 releases from major studios[...]

Granted, Valve is slowly removing many of the "anti SJW" reviews, but that doesn't solve the problem. Essentially, the takeaway from the Battletech haters is that a small, vocal minority of gamers simply cannot abide by the idea that LGBTQ+ people play video games And that's so beyond absurd, it is actually depressing. credit//Harebrained Schemes Harebrained Schemes have[...]

His own wrestling geared emblazoned with his rainbow Balor Club logo, Balor was flanked by what the announcers described as the New Orleans LGBTQ community, all wearing Balor's 'Balor Club for Everyone' t-shirts Balor released the shirts last week, with a portion of proceeds going to benefit GLAAD. Will the luck of the LGBTQ help Balor[...]

You just can't make some of these up, and today's example is perhaps one of the finest. Chinese game developer CocoBear is thrilled to announce that their

Chalice grapples with what has happened to Morph and her coming out about her transitioning to her friend Darren. Plus, the Alters help get Sharise's son back. Is it a good read?

Break your heart with this emotional ballet performance inspired by Steven Universe, and the character Pearl's powerful song, It's Over, Isn't It?

For me, as I began to see the scale of books affected, one thing grew disturbingly clear: all the titles involved diversity and representation, either in the characters featured within (nearly all including leads that were female, people of colour, or LGBTQ+) or in the form of the creator voices involved (again, largely women, people[...]