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In June, much speculation started floating that Lady Gaga was in talks to star in a musical sequel to The Joker. On 4 August, Gaga uploaded a short clip to Twitter with the song Cheek To Cheek playing as the words “Phoenix” and “Gaga” appeared on the screen.

As well as confirming her casting in the film, this post also lets us know that we have a painful wait to see the sequel, with a release date set for 4 October 2024.

While this clip doesn’t confirm who Gaga will be portraying, many have speculated that she will be taking on the role of Joker’s love-interest, Harley Quinn. I’m a big fan of Margot Robbie’s portrayal of the character in Suicide Squad and Birds Of Prey, but if the rumours are true, I can’t wait to see Gaga’s take on this iconic villain. 

Here’s our round-up of last week’s LGBTQI news 

The TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman premiered on Netflix

The wait is finally over. The Sandman is finally available to binge and it’s the queer dark fantasy we’ve all been hoping for. 

Trans representation in theatre is slowly but surely changing for the better

The full cast was announced for The Prince by Abigail Thorn 

Looking for some songs to add to your playlists? 

Check out Eleanor Noyce’s round-up of the hottest tracks released last week. 

Some big news was shared on Tegan and Sara’s Instagram 

Sara Quin introduced fans to her very own #Crybaby 

King Princess’ latest album, Hold On Baby, is out now 

But who is the queer icon dating

Unfortunately last week both First Kill and Batgirl were axed

 Despite being extremely popular, shows like Gentleman Jack, The Wilds and First Kill often meet premature ends. This made us ask: Why doesn’t the entertainment industry care about LGBTQI women?

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Are you mourning the loss of everyone’s favourite sapphic vampire show?

Join us in looking back on some of the best moments from First Kill, which are perfect examples of why it deserved more seasons. 

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