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Berlanti was honored with Governor's Award at the 76th Primetime Emmys and he shouted out some of the most iconic TV moments he helped make a reality!
It's time for your weekly queer casting roundup!
These are some of the iconic writer/super producer's best, most influential projects.
The CW’s CEO spoke out on what happened.
Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern, and a gay man, will be the focus of the series.
The 'Love, Simon' director is also known for having co-wrote and co-produced the disastrous Ryan Reynolds-fronted film.
The out producer known for his many hit superhero shows will adapt the best-selling psychological thriller in a 10-episode television series.
Michael Grassi, showrunner of NBC's Brilliant Minds, talks adapting the life of the late gay neurologist Oliver Sacks into a moving network TV show.
The show's head writer has also left the project.
Two queer titans in Hollywood.
They are joined by Tasha Tilberg and her partner Laura Wilson.
The Greg Berlanti produced film will begin work April 12.
The project is coming about "due to the passion" of producer Robbie Rogers.
Thankfully, this show wasn't a victim of the Warner Bros. Discovery merger...yet.
One of the show’s stars gave some insight on when we can expect the show.
But will she be donning the iconic cape and cowl?
Model Aweng Ade-Chuol and her new wife are also a part of the series.
"I remain completely infatuated and in love."
The 'Love, Simon' director said he wasn’t allowed to put queer performers in straight roles.
