If you want learn more about ballroom history, watch the documentaries Paris is Burning and Kiki. Controversy aside, the show is a fun introduction to the drama and excitement of ballroom. When actor Jameela Jamil was announced as the show's host and one of the judges many wondered why a cisgender woman with zero background in ballroom culture was hired over a well-known trans woman and mother of a ballroom house Trace Lysette.

Legendary hasn't been without some controversy. Legendary feels more like an introduction to ballroom culture for those who have never seen voguing outside of the series Pose and Madonna's famous Vogue music video. While New York City's traditional ballroom scene once was primarily dominated by African-American and Latinx members, the new show also includes cisgender women, white and Asian-American voguing masters. This reality show on HBO Max attempts to portray modern-day LGBTQI ballroom culture, in which 'houses' of dancers compete for prizes and the ultimate title of a reigning house. Honorable mentions: West Side Story, The Card Counter, The Velvet Underground, The Lost Daughter, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, I’m Your Man, King Richard, The Green Knight, The Truffle.