The consumption of entertainment media is central to the formation of modern LGBTQ+ identities in the Arab world and Turkey.
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This paper examines the intersection of lifestyle, entertainment, and digital identity formation for LGBTQ+ individuals within the Arab world and Turkey. In regions where traditional societal norms and legal frameworks often marginalize non-heteronormative identities, digital platforms have emerged as critical spaces for community building, expression, and entertainment. By analyzing the evolution of online subcultures, the impact of Western media localization, and the unique socio-political landscape of Istanbul as a regional hub, this study highlights how digital spaces function as both sanctuaries and sites of surveillance. The paper argues that while digital entertainment offers a lifeline for connection and identity affirmation, it simultaneously introduces new vulnerabilities regarding privacy, outing, and the exportation of Western cultural values. The consumption of entertainment media is central to