Queer Clicks: July 20, 2016 | IFC Buys James Franco’s Gay Porn Drama ‘King Cobra’, Twitch Censorship is ‘Dehumanising’ Game Creators, & Other News

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IFC Buys James Franco’s Gay Porn Drama ‘King Cobra’

“IFC Films has acquired U.S. rights to Justin Kelly’s gay porn drama “King Cobra,” starring James Franco, Christian Slater, Garrett Clayton, Keegan Allen, Alicia Silverstone and Molly Ringwald.” Variety

Twitch Censorship is ‘Dehumanising’ Game Creators

“Robert Yang’s previous games have involved shower scrubbing, ice lolly sucking, and bum slapping. But – as he’s told us before – his games aren’t porn. “I want to explore anxiety and leave players unsatisfied or confused,” he told The Memo.” The Memo

A Peek Inside Berlin’s Queer Club Scene Before Hitler Destroyed It

“As early as the turn of the century, Berlin’s gay scene was attracting such notoriety that it frequently was mentioned in tourist literature, lifting up the city’s gay scene as proof of the evils of urban life and the dangers of modernity; in them, Berlin became the country’s Sodom and Gomorrah put together, a sure sign of the land’s degeneracy.” Advocate

‘Breaking Bad’ Star Apologizes For Gay ‘Power Rangers’ Remark

““Breaking Bad” star Bryan Cranston has apologized years after allegedly deeming the original blue ranger in “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” the “fey one.”

The apology followed a July 15 interview with actor David Yost, who came out as gay in 2010. Yost, 47, played the original blue ranger in the 1993 “Power Rangers” series as well as the feature film, which was released in 1995.” Huffington Post