A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan

A thirty-minute documentary released this morning by the Young Turks features three male sex workers who say they were paid to have sex with the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was long plagued by gay rumors despite his anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. One man in the documentary says he was 17 at the time of his sexual encounter with Graham. In the documentary, the men describe their alleged encounters with Graham in sordid detail. During his time in politics, Graham consistently denied being gay despite nonstop rumors and residents of Washington D.C. calling his homosexuality “an open secret.” Since his death, multiple sex workers, at least two of whom are trans, have spoken out to allege they were hired by Graham. Graham became renowned among LGBTQ+ Americans for his consistently anti-LGBTQ+ policy stances. Follow the link in our bio for more. 🎥: @theyoungturks @unclosetedmedia #lindseygraham #lindseygraham #lgbtqrights #politics #lgbtqnation

Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's century-spanning drama ‘La Bola Negra’ is many things: It's heartbreaking and hopeful. Sweeping and intimate. Emotional and thought-provoking. Personal and political. Universal and unabashedly queer. But "racy" & "provocative"? Even as it’s been showered in praise and accolades, ‘La Bola Negra’ has been referred to as “sexy war epic,” a label which some have pointed out is reductive, if not flat-out misleading. So what does it mean for the film to be considered “racy”? Is it “provocative” just because it dares to depict queer love on the scale and scope of so many historical epics before it? Queerty decided to take these questions to the filmmakers themselves who weighed in on the debated label, and why they consider ‘La Bola Negra’ "a classical movie with a contemporary vision." For our full conversation with @labolanegrafilm’s Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo, head to the link in our bio.

Caleb Hearon joins Muna for 'Silk Chiffon' duet at Night 2 of Chappell Roan's Super Graphic Spectacular in Los Angeles. #Muna #CalebHearon #ChappellRoan