Star

A character is stabbed onscreen and dies, we see blood and his dead body. An attempted sexual assault on a trans woman is thwarted when a character attacks the would-be rapist; a character sells sexual services for money. A woman threatens a man with a gun.

Women are encouraged to advance their careers by working in a strip club and giving lap dances for "music industry types." Many scenes take place at a strip club with women in scanty costumes who dance onstage and on stripper poles. A man attempts to sexually assault a trans woman, calling her a "black freak." A stepdad sexually assaults his underage stepdaughter.

No four-letter words but "damn," "hell," "ass," women are repeatedly called "bitch," sometimes affectionately, sometimes as an insult. Racial language: "white trash," "black freak."

An underage character drinks beer, scotch, wine, and vodka, gets drunk and clumsy and is criticized. Numerous characters smoke cigarettes.

Parents need to know that Star is a drama about a young musician attempting to launch a musical career in a trio of female singers. Star's female characters are encouraged to seek advancement by working in a strip club, a gambit which works -- our main character wins a manager for her fledgling group with one lap dance for a music exec. Many scenes take place in a strip club with women in scanty costumes, dancing onstage and on stripper poles, shaking their body parts. A trans woman is a main character and is treated with respect, except in a scene where a men paying her for sexual service calls her a "black freak." A stepfather sexually molests his teenage stepdaughter, we see them in a bed with him on top and both characters in underwear. Language: "hell," "damn," "ass," women are frequently called "bitch" as a familiar term and as an insult. A man is stabbed, we see blood and his dead body; his murderer shows no remorse for the crime. A woman threatens a man with a gun.