Drew Burnett Gregory is a writer for Autostraddle.com, a digital publication focused on LGBTQ+ women and non-binary individuals. Drew's articles cover a range of topics including pop culture, television, and personal experiences, often with a humorous and irreverent tone.
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Drew Burnett Gregory's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news and culture & society, with a focus on reviews of TV shows, movies, and events. This suggests that Drew may be interested in pitches related to insightful commentary or expert analysis on the content of specific TV shows or movies within the LGBTQ+ genre.
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It is important to note that Drew does not specify a geographic focus; hence, any relevant pitch should relate to global trends or developments within the LGBTQ+ entertainment industry.
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When the rights of trans people are under attack, an oft-made argument is that cis women will be next.
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By: Drew Burnett Gregory
Rhys Ernst's short film She Gone Rogue forever changed my expectations for trans film.
By: Drew Burnett Gregory, Riese, Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya
This movie has everything: a girl in a beanie who makes pizza pockets for a diner, a meddling friend who wears loud sweaters and makes scissoring gestures, a famous actress from a car commercial getting a key to the city, and so much more
By: Drew Burnett Gregory
From complex portraits of everyday queers to Marvel witches to a collection of soap opera gays, here are some of our favorite queer TV characters of the year.
By: Drew Burnett Gregory
The greatest terror is not meeting a partner’s parents, but through your partner meeting your own parents anew.
The movie that puts catty in Catholic!
From meet cutes to sex, the best queer TV scenes of the year were almost all about romance. Almost.
By: Drew Burnett Gregory, Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya
Thanks to the Wicked movie and its extremely gay cast , theater gays are so up right now.
From Stress Positions to Love Lies Bleeding to two Luca Guadgnino films...
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