Books : “Steve McQueen: A Biography” by Marc Eliot, “McQueen: The Biography” by Christopher Sandford, “Steve McQueen: The Salvation of an American Icon” by Greg Laurie Richard Burton It has been 60 years since the Golden Age of Hollywood, yet we are still trying to copy and recreate that stunning Hollywood glamour that encompassed Old Hollywood. Old Hollywood Glamour was elegance, sophistication and style. The biggest Hollywood stars were always dressed up to the nines and their casual wear would be nowhere near what we would consider casual today. Make-up, hair and clothes were always perfect and stars had their own unique looks which portrayed their personalities.

THE PERSON I THINK DOESN'T GET ENOUGH CREDIT FOR THEIR ACTIVISM"Something that gets lost sometimes is that activism can take many forms. I’m always blown away by stories like the one in our recent documentary A Secret Love, a story about two women living out their lives with dignity and honesty."Movies : Operation Petticoat, Some Like It Hot, The Great Imposter, Sweet Smell of Success, The Defiant Ones Schitt's Creekpaddled off into the sunset after six seasons, but not before it cemented its pop culture status late in its run with four 2019 Emmy nominations. Levy, who co-created the show with dad Eugene, earned legions of admirers in fans and critics alike for crafting a same-sex love story in a series that was free of homophobia.

Books : “My Autobiography” by Charles Chaplin, “Chaplin: His Life And Art” by David Robinson, “Charlie Chaplin’s Own Story” by Charles Chaplin Laurence Olivier When you hear Old Hollywood your mind automatically goes to the glamour and the glitz of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Paul Newman was not only loved because of his good looks and charisma but because of his compelling performances that caught the attention of so many on the screen. In 1953, Newman made his debut appearance and also met Joanne Woodward, an understudy at the time. The two feel in love and married in 1958, remaining married until Paul’s death in 2008. Their relationships was one of the most sweetest and endearing relationships in Hollywood, where commitment and loyalty was few and far found. The two were Hollywood’s unshakable and favourite couple. Although many of Newman’s performance were nominated for Academy Awards it wasn’t until later in his career that he would finally win the prestigious Oscar. I'LL FEEL GOOD ABOUT HOLLYWOOD'S LGBTQ REPRESENTATION WHEN"We get great big hot superheroes, please. Not sweet representations. But great big horny bastards, male and female."

I FIRST FELT REPRESENTED WHEN I SAW"Billy Crystal in Soap. Suddenly, a clever, funny, kind, hot gay man on TV, that's still rare."

Katharine Hepburn was an American film actress who cemented her name in Old Hollywood by earning twelve Academy nominations and achieving a record of four Academy awards for her outstanding performances. This is an achievement no other actor has been able to match since. Over her 60 year career, she starred alongside her love Spencer Tracy in nine films. I FIRST FELT REPRESENTED WHEN I SAW"I didn’t realize at the time but probably the original Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. It was a huge hit in Australia. Every morning when I put on my cologne, I’d ‘spray, delay and walk away.'" Cary Grant plays Tom Winston, a father of three who is struggling to raise his children after the death of his wife. When Tom meets the beautiful Cinzia Zaccardi, played by Sophia Loren at a concert, he hires her as a nanny. Little does Tom know that Cinzia is actually a socialite on the run from her father and there’s one slight problem, she has no experience with cleaning, cooking or raising children. To Catch a Thief (1955)THE PERSON I THINK DOESN'T GET ENOUGH CREDIT FOR THEIR ACTIVISM"Larry Kramer. He was the only honest-to-God activist with a capital A I have ever met. You could sense the fire and the mission within him. It was invigorating and a little frightening — well, frightening to this sweet, gay, Southern boy who shies away from confrontation." I'LL FEEL GOOD ABOUT HOLLYWOOD'S LGBTQ REPRESENTATION WHEN"All members of the LGBTQ community feel represented. We are a wide and varied bunch." MY MENTOR IS"Neil Landau ( Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead), who has been a friend, a counselor and a lifeline since I wrote the first draft of Pose in his TV Drama Pilot workshop at UCLA."