Hello, friends! I am off this week because I’m being an Orphan Black-style sestra-test for Long Covid, but I couldn’t miss our twice weekly Pop Culture Fix meet. It makes me happy to give you good gay culture news when all the other news in the world is often so bleak.

+ Friday night is likely the series finale of Wynonna Earp, and it looks like it’s going to be a queer happy ending for the history books.

+ Related: Emily Andras, Dominique Provost-Chalkley, and Katherine Barrell chatted with The Advocate about the finale.

+ EW has the first look at the Glee cast reuniting to honor Naya River at the GLAAD Awards.

+ Demi Lovato’s new album, which I am listening to right this very second, is a queer as heck and a rumination on the art of starting over.

+ Lena Waithe says season two of Twenties will be “blacker and queerer” than ever.

+ #MeToo founder Tarana Burke will develop scripted, unscripted, and documentary content for CBS Studios.

+ Brandi Carlile chatted with Colbert about her new memoir, Broken Horses.

+ Niecy Nash on The Masked Singer, hosting the GLAAD Awards, and learning to accept love in any form.

+ The real (bisexual) meaning of Jennifer’s Body.

+ The trailer for the final season of Pose has made me sadder than I even imagined.

+ Naomie Harris, Amy Poehler, and more have signed a letter urging Hollywood studios to hire disability officers.

+ The Haunting of Bly Manor’s T’Nia Miller has joined Amazon’s The Peripheral. 

+ JoJo Siwa is on the cover of People talking about being happier than she ever has been since she came out.

+ Lil Nas X’s Montero (Call Me By Your Name) is a #1 hit!

+ The final ten episodes of Brooklyn Nine-Nine have started filming.

+ On the set of The Justice League, Joss Whedon told Gal Gadot to “shut up and say the lines.”

+ How Keke Palmer is turning her Insta videos into Amazon Stories.

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