New Gay Streaming: Latest in July 2024

July is upon us, and with it comes a fresh lineup of LGBTQ+ content hitting streaming networks. This month, viewers can expect a mix of docuseries, films, and TV shows showcasing diverse and queer narratives. Let’s dive into what’s in store for the month ahead.

Kicking off the month is “Sprint,” a docuseries on Netflix following athletes’ journey from the 2023 World Championships to the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Notable queer figure Sha’Carri Richardson is among the featured runners, offering a glimpse into the highs and lows of athletes’ lives.

Next up is “The Man With 1000 Kids,” a Netflix docuseries delving into the story of a prolific sperm donor and the impact of his actions. The documentary sheds light on the experiences of individuals, including lesbian couple Laura and Kate, who have been affected by his actions.

“Down in the Valley,” premiering on Starz, is a docuseries hosted by Nicco Annan, known for his role in “P-Valley.” The series takes viewers on a journey through the Deep South, exploring its culture, music, and stories, with a promise of an immersive experience.

HBO Max presents “Love Lies Bleeding,” a film set in the 1980s that follows the story of female bodybuilders. Starring Kristen Stewart and Katy O’Brian, the movie offers a mix of drama and romance against the backdrop of the bodybuilding world.

Music icon Melissa Etheridge shares her story in “I’m Not Broken,” a docuseries on Paramount+ that explores themes of healing and redemption through music. Collaborating with female residents at a Kansas women’s prison, Etheridge creates an original song inspired by their personal stories.

Apple TV+ introduces “Sunny,” a series following Suzie, played by Rashida Jones, as she navigates a mysterious disappearance with the help of a domestic robot. The show promises intrigue and suspense, with musician Annie the Clumsy making an appearance as a lesbian mixologist.

“Monét’s Slumber Party” on Dropout TV offers a unique variety series hosted by Monét X Change, blending elements of comedy, drag, and fantasy. The show features guest appearances from Joel Kim Booster, Rachel Bloom, and renowned drag queens, promising a fun and entertaining watch.

AMC’s “Snowpiercer” returns for its fourth season, continuing the story of a dystopian world aboard a perpetually moving train. The series features Mickey Summer in the role of Bess Till, a gay member of the train’s security force.

Wrapping up the month is Netflix’s “The Decameron,” a series set against the backdrop of a pandemic as a group of characters navigate life’s challenges. The show promises a mix of drama, romance, and intrigue, with Saoirse-Monica Jackson leading the cast as the queer character Misia.

As July unfolds, viewers can look forward to a diverse array of LGBTQ+ content across various streaming platforms, offering compelling stories and representation on screen.