Grab the remote, set your DVR or queue up your streaming service of choice! GLAAD is bringing you the highlights LGBTQ on TV this week. Check back every Sunday for up-to-date coverage in LGBTQ-inclusive programming on TV.

On Sunday, PBS will air Masterpiece’s Man in an Orange Shirt, a film that tells two love stories sixty years apart. Set in England in both the modern day and World War II era, the film shows a romance between an officer and an artist, and the many challenges they faced due to laws and culture of the time. Man in an Orange Shirt also follows the officer’s grandson as he navigates casual hookups before finding something more meaningful, while learning the truth about his grandfather. Man in an Orange Shirt: Sunday, 9pm on PBS.

This Monday, MTV will air their second annual Movie & TV Awards, which honor both movies and TV of the past year. The special Trailblazer award will be given to out actress, writer, and producer Lena Waithe for her groundbreaking work in the industry. Other LGBTQ-inclusive nominees include the kiss in Love, Simon between Nick Robinson and out actor Keiynan Lonsdale, and acting nominations for Aubrey Plaza, Dan Levy, and Kate McKinnon. Click here to see a full list of nominations! 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards: Monday, 9pm on MTV.

This Wednesday, out lesbian comedian Hannah Gadsby’s new stand up special Nanette lands on Netflix. In it, she speaks about her personal life, gender-based violence, and the homophobia within Australia surrounding the recent vote for marriage equality. She does this all while making her audience laugh, and discussing the nature of her comedy. Nanette: Wednesday on Netflix.

Sunday, June 17: Man in an Orange Shirt (9pm, PBS); Pose (9pm, FX); Claws (9pm, TNT); Into the Badlands (10pm, AMC)

Monday: Supergirl (8pm, The CW); Andi Mack (8pm, Disney Channel); Dietland (9pm, AMC); 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards (9pm, MTV)

Tuesday: Nanette (Netflix); The Bold Type (8pm, Freeform); Animal Kingdom (9pm, TNT); Humans, (10pm, AMC); Younger (10pm, TV Land)

Wednesday: The Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu); Young and Hungry (8pm, Freeform); The Originals (9pm, The CW); Queen Sugar (10pm, OWN); My House (Viceland, 10:30pm)

Thursday: Nashville (9pm, CMT); American Woman (10pm, Paramount)

Billboard makes a monumental move this week in celebration of LGBTQ pride. The publication has officially released its first ever Pride issue, featuring Award-winning LGBTQ singer-songwriter Troye Sivan as this week’s cover star. This is especially important considering Billboard’s recent win for Best Magazine at this year’s 29th Annual GLAAD Media Awards ceremony in New York. 

In this issue, the 2017 GLAAD Stephen F. Kolzak recipient opens up with details about his relationship with an older man at the age of 17, his upcoming collaboration with Ariana Grande, on being the embodiment of gay culture emerging into the mainstream, his upcoming album, and more. 

When asked about how his upcoming album, Bloom, slated for an August 31st release, compares to his 2015 debut, Sivan responded: “Before, I had to write so much more just to find these moments where I felt like I got what I wanted. Whereas this time, everything fell into place a lot easier. I just had much more of a vision. I wanted it to be, like, a love letter.”

Billboard also highlights trans soul singer Shea Diamond in a candid interview about finding her voice in a number of men’s correctional facilities over the span of a decade, only to emerge ready to share her talents with the world and her activism with her community. 

She has gone on to collaborate with the ectroardinary Justin Tranter, songwriter, musician and GLAAD Board Member, for her upcoming EP, Seen It All. Other prominent LGBTQ-focused stories featured in the issue explore the topic of the cultural whitewashing of EDM as its influence ties heavily into the black gay male community, how out lesbian frontwoman for The Internet, Syd, wants to be “a pioneer” for queer women, and so much more.

Billboard’s Pride 2018 issue is avaialble today, June 15, 2018. 

Billboard cover photographed on May 15 at Malibu Canyon Ranch in Calabasas, CA. Styling by Karen Levitt. Grooming by Dustin Baker. Prop Styling by Justin Fry. Shot by Ramona Rosales exclusively for Billboard.