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Drew Gregory

Drew Gregory

Verified

Senior Editor, Autostraddle

Los Angeles

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Shows , Indie , Alt , Sculptors , Photographers , Improvisational , Hybrid Art Events , Galleries , Arts And Culture , Writers , Poets , Theater , Dance Makers , Performance Artists , Musicians , Visual Artists

Doesn’t Cover

Politics, Crime and War

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 712

  • ‘The Wedding Banquet’ Is the Next Great Queer Romcom

    By Drew Gregory Verified| Autostraddle Verified The Wedding Banquet (1993) took one of the most common romcom tropes — the sham marriage — to its saddest and most realistic conclusion. While still keeping plenty of humor born from farcical misunderstanding, Ang Lee’s film about a gay Chinese American man who pretends to marry a woman was heavy with queer loneliness, familial disappointment, and the cruelty of the American immigration system.

    By Drew Gregory Verified · Autostraddle

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • ‘The Wedding Banquet’ Is the Next Great Queer Romcom

    By Drew Gregory Verified| EIN News@ Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.

    By Drew Gregory Verified · EIN News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • ‘The Wedding Banquet’ Is the Next Great Queer Romcom

    By Drew Gregory Verified| Autostraddle Verified The Wedding Banquet (1993) took one of the most common romcom tropes — the sham marriage — to its saddest and most realistic conclusion. While still keeping plenty of humor born from farcical misunderstanding, Ang Lee’s film about a gay Chinese American man who pretends to marry a woman was heavy with queer loneliness, familial disappointment, and the cruelty of the American immigration system.

    By Drew Gregory Verified · Autostraddle

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Company Info

Autostraddle

Entertainment, news, politics and community for LGBTQ women and trans people of all genders. Our online media company is the most popular website for LGBTQ women in the world, and we also maintain a merchandise line, a thriving membership program and a growing community of smart, media-savvy and politically progressive feminist women and trans people.

Founded: 2009