"That was me being uninformed," Dan Powers said on the "Empty Netters" podcast. "I hadn't watched the show yet."

“I was lamenting to a friend that I wanted the Friday Night Lights of hockey.”

There's a new update on Heated Rivalry season 2's release date, this time with some new information from one of its main stars, Connor Storrie.

Heated Rivalry has turned into one of the biggest surprise hits in years, catapulting its stars to global fame in just a few short months. The series, a gay romance set in the world of professional hockey,

Goalie brawls, Marner's return, and a mind-blowing own-goal ignite this week's 'heated' discussions on The Hockey Show.

The occasion? Connor Storrie, one of the stars of the breakout Canadian hockey romance show “Heated Rivalry,” was set to make his late-night television debut on “Late Night With Seth Meyers.”

As the question of LGBTQ+ acceptance and the popularity of television show 'Heated Rivalry' rise, one Boston Bruins star shared his perspective.

Club 90s launched its first ‘Heated Rivalry’ dance party on January 2. Within weeks, 150 events were booked nationwide for fans to celebrate the queer hockey romance.

Sales of tickets to NHL games jumped more than 20% after the hit HBO show debuted in the fall, according to ticket vendor.

What hormones people have in their bodies play a very small part in what they are able to do athletically," the Heated Rivalry star told PRIDE.