This is the Queerty Interview where we feature conversations with the most exciting LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment and culture.

In this episode, we chatted with Kristen Stewart and Imogen Poots about The Chronology of Water, Stewart’s directorial debut. Inspired by the life of queer writer Lidia Yuknavitch, the film explores trauma, creativity, and self-discovery through striking visuals and an unconventional narrative.

Following its acclaimed premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, The Chronology of Water is now playing in select U.S. theaters. Stewart and Poots discuss their creative collaboration, the film’s resonance with queer audiences, and working with Thora Birch.

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In this episode of The Queerty Interview we down with Mikey Angelo, the queer creator, songwriter, and pop culture commentator who has built a massive following across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.

With millions of followers and a reputation for turning pop culture obsession into viral moments, Mikey has become one of the most recognizable voices in queer internet culture. From early YouTube videos to breakout TikTok success, major TV appearances, and live performances, his career has grown alongside the platforms that helped launch him.

In this conversation, Queerty’s John Halbach talks with Mikey about his creative evolution, how songwriting fuels everything he does, navigating viral fame as a queer artist, and why honesty and humor are essential to his work. Mikey also reflects on breakthrough moments, the importance of queer community, his love of Drag Race and pop divas, and what he hopes to build next as his career continues to expand.

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In this episode of The Queerty Interview, John Halbach sits down with actor, writer, and comedian Drew Droege, the creator and star of Messy White Gays, the dark comedy that’s quickly become one of the most talked-about shows in New York theater.

A sharp, Hitchcock-inspired satire, Messy White Gays follows a gay couple whose brunch plans spiral into chaos, using humor, camp, and tension to explore privilege, performative progressivism, and queer social dynamics. The play has earned packed houses and a growing cult following for its fearless comedy and razor-sharp writing.

In conversation with John, Droege opens up about the pandemic-era inspiration behind the play, his transition from Los Angeles to the New York theater world, and the joy of creating work that blends dark humor with cultural commentary. He also reflects on marathon theater schedules, creative community, and why certain queer references, from Broadway classics to Jean Smart, remain iconic onstage.

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