LOS ANGELES – A common denominator for many people who are LGBTQ throughout the world, in differing cultures and under divergent political systems, has been the...
“We’re thrilled to be coming back in-person carefully and with intention to celebrate this amazing community, its stories and its resiliency"
This year’s report found a decrease in bisexual representation, and an increase in lesbian representation but no trans again for 4th year.
As if we didn’t have enough reason to look forward to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, news from “Call Me By Your Name” director Luca...
Thanks decades of portraying Jack McFarland, we’re all used to seeing Sean Hayes in the role of a comically self-absorbed, shallow schemer who has no shame...
Nearly four decades after Tennessee Williams made his final exit from the world stage, one of the iconic dramatist’s most controversial plays is finally set for...
In case you’ve ever wondered what an allegorical story about the history of the United States would look like if it were told in the form...
There’s good news for those of us who fondly remember those days of waiting for each new edition of “International Male” to be delivered – the...
LA’s Outfest has been hosting a famous Queer Brunch at the Sundance Film Festival for years, but this year the organization has announced plans to expand...
An award-winning documentary about an important battle in the struggle for marriage equality is coming to DVD this week. “Church & State,” directed by Holly Tuckett...
