Pop Culture Fix: Clea DuVall Doesn’t Think You’d Leave Your Longterm Girlfriend Either, Even For Aubrey Plaza

It’s your Monday Pop Culture Fix, you brilliant and glorious weirdos! 

+ It’s a record year for LGBTQ representation in holiday movies.

+ Speaking of which, Clea DuVall says: “You don’t go through a hard couple of days after a long period of time, meet a stranger, and cut and run. Even if that person is Aubrey Plaza.”

+ Speaking of which, Every Aubrey Plaza role, ranked by how badly she wants to kill you.

+ A history of Black women in James Bond movies.

+ Oh Cruel Intentions, you made so many ’90s babes gay.

Dating (what's that? lol) in 2020:

💋 @SarahMGellar @SelmaBlair #MTVAwards pic.twitter.com/Hv1vCEHpun

— MTV (@MTV) December 7, 2020

+ Netflix’s Big Mouth season four makes up for past queer missteps in a rollicking return to form.

+ Like me and like you, Mandip Gill would love to see a Yaz/Thirteen romance on Doctor Who.

+ Real Housewives of Orange County’s Braunwyn Windham-Burk comes out as a lesbian.

+ And now the full trailer for the final season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

+ Lena Waithe will produce A.V. Rockwell’s directorial debut, A Thousand and One.

+ Ava DuVernay is developing the first non-Berlanti CW superhero show based on the DC comic book character Naomi.

+ Women of color are the most underrepresented group of people on TV.

+ Nonbinary actor Jesse James Keitel on their groundbreaking Big Sky role.

+ I love her I love her I cannot wait for Batwoman season two!

Every time this song comes on, this must happen… 😂 @meagantandy pic.twitter.com/tUie56rl9y

— Javicia Leslie (@JaviciaLeslie) December 2, 2020

+ Hollywood is preparing to sacrifice movie theaters.

+ Queen Latifah’s Equalizer will land on CBS directly after the Super Bowl.