'Loki' Director Kate Herron Explains Why It Was 'Important' to Reference Loki's Gender Fluidity

Loki has shown that Tom Hiddleston’s version of the character is bisexual, making him the first major LGBTQ character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.The third episode of the time-traveling limited series, which is releasing weekly on Disney’s streaming service, subtly but directly outed Loki as bisexual.

Keith Duffy has shown that the romance is still very much alive in his marriage to Lisa Smith with a heartfelt tribute to mark their wedding anniversary.

*SPOILERS* After came the subtle revelation of Loki being gender fluid through TVA's (Time Variance Authority) document profiling the God of Mischief, it's now been confirmed in Loki Ep 3 that the Norse God is bisexual.

The following contains spoilers about Episode 3 of Disney+/Marvel’s Loki.

One of Marvel‘s biggest villains, Loki, has been confirmed to be bisexual in the latest episode of the Disney+ series!

Kate Middleton visited The Natural History Museum on June 22, in London, England, and revealed the buzz-worthy hobby she shares with her younger brother James Middleton. The Urban Nature Project is being launched at the museum later this year and aims to find practical solutions to protect the planet’s future and help people reconnect with the natural world.

**Slight spoilers for this week’s “Loki” below** Marvel Studios, especially in recent years, has come under fire for not exploring the sexuality of characters in the MCU. And Kevin Feige has said that he wants to introduce more LGBTQ characters in projects coming up.

that much at the audience within the first 10 minutes of the series. Herron says it worked better to have her jump around on Loki’s desk while he’s undergoing mandatory TVA training.

(The following story contains SPOILERS for the first two episodes of Marvel’s “Loki”)The second episode of “Loki” introduced the MCU to Sophia Di Martino’s Lady Loki. Or did it? “We don’t quite have a handle on who they are yet,” director Kate Herron told TheWrap.

Noel Gallagher has opened up on why he believes that U2 frontman Bono has become the whipping boy of rock in recent years.Despite enjoying global fame, U2 have endured their fair share of naysayers – and Noel believes that Bono is directly to blame.Speaking to Absolute Radio’s Andy Bush and Richie Firth, Noel explained that while people think they dislike U2, it’s Bono’s “do-gooder” attitude that they actually hate.“I get a bit frustrated when people are like ‘I don’t like U2,'” Gallagher

early reviews, has been held up as far simpler, more modest and yet still full of charm, compared to the more ambitious existential themes of “Soul” or the grand set pieces of “Incredibles 2.” One critic compared it to Pixar doing its take on Studio Ghibli, “evoking the low-stakes seaside magic of ‘Ponyo’ in particular” — and sure enough, sitting on Casarosa’s bookshelf is a small Totoro figurine from one of Studio Ghibli’s classic animated fantasies.

Tom Hiddleston is “really pleased” Loki’s gender fluidity is being addressed in his new “Loki” series for Disney+.

Kate Herron isn’t quite a household name when it comes to filmmaking.

Spoiler Alert: This podcast contains details about the first episode of Marvel’s Loki, which is available to stream on Disney+ staring today.

LokiLoki Cast: Tom Hiddleston, Owen Wilson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Wunmi MosakuLoki Director: Kate Herron*MINOR SPOILERS* Our favourite charismatic anti-hero is back and this time around, Loki is burdened with the glorious purpose of carrying an entire series on his trusted 'Trickster' shoulders.

David Fincher hasn’t been tapped yet to direct a Marvel project, but it seems he is all over Disney+’s "Loki." "'Se7en' is a very heavy influence," director and executive producer Kate Herron said of the six-part Tom Hiddleston-led series that debuts on June 9.