MOVIES Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci headline Supernova, a tale of a


novelist and a musician, who happen to be a gay couple together for 20 years. As early onset dementia holds Tucci’s character in its sinister grasp, the two embark on a road trip in order to spend as much time with each other as possible. January 29


Mark Wahlberg stars as Joe Bell, who shows that his boots are made


for walkin’ after the devastating death of his gay son, Jadin (Reid Miller). He embarks on a walking tour of America, going from Oregon to New York to pay tribute to Jadin, who committed suicide after being bullied in school. February 19


The Eternals is set to make Marvel Cinematic Universe history with its first onscreen same-sex kiss. Brian Tyree Henry plays Phastos, an openly gay superhero who slips the tongue to his celluloid hubby Haaz Sleiman, in a story about a race of immortal beings that have shaped Earth throughout the ages. February 12


The release date of the film adaptation of the musical Everybody’s


Talking About Jamie has been pushed back twice thus far, with the most recent January one leaving the project in a “unset” status; keep them peepers peeled for its release. Oh yeah, you probably want to


know what it’s about! My bad. The movie centers on the titular Jamie who causes quite the stir in Sheffield, England with his desire to be a drag queen. TBD


Two in-development projects are based on books. First up is


What If It’s Us, which was co-authored by Love, Simon scribe Becky Albertalli, along with Adam Silvera. The adaptation focuses on the cute aspects of two boys and their ensuing relationship.


Find Me, the sequel to Call Me by Your Name, has been announced


by director Luca Guadagnino with Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet set to reprise their roles. The follow-up film takes place years later and may answer the question of whether Elio and Oliver ended up together. Due to the coronavirus, production has yet to begin on Find Me. That means there’s plenty of time to stock up on peaches prior to its release.


Pose star Billy Porter has signed on to direct What If? The coming- of-age tale revolves around high school senior Khal professing his crush on trans student Kelsa, and details how the two navigate the hallways of school and life in pursuing a relationship. TBD


Depeche Mode member Martin Gore takes listeners on an instru-


mental journey on his five-song EP The Third Chimpanzee. January 29


Don’t flip your wig, but Sia returns with Music – Songs From and Inspired by the Motion Picture. The chanteuse not only provides the aforementioned soundtrack but is making her debut as both writer and director of the movie! She recently released the single “Hey Boy” from the soundtrack. February 12


Everyone’s favorite ray of sunshine, Lana Del Rey, was poised to


release her seventh studio album Chemtrails over the Country Club in September. Faster than you can say coronavirus, the album was delayed, due to pandemic-related production postponements. TBD


Gwen Stefani is returning to the ska roots that she exhibited as


the lead singer of No Doubt. The Voice coach recently released a pop/ reggae-tinged new single, “Let Me Reintroduce Myself” and has laid down vocals tracks on two other tracks. TBD


MUSIC


Another artist said to be delving into a reggae vibe is Rihanna. RiRi, who hasn’t dropped any new music since 2016’s Anti, told British Vogue that she’s “aggressively working on music” for a ninth studio release. TBD


Such is the case with Adele, or what’s left of her – good for you, girl,


for trimming down, but she is nearly unrecognizable! Anyhoo, it’s reported that she told guests at a wedding that her latest musical baby was due last September. But it looks to still be gestating. She told the audience during her hosting stint on Saturday Night Live in October that “my album was not finished.”


C’mon ladies, get on it – we could use some good news for 2021! 10 ragemonthly.com | JANUARY 2021


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