LGBT Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

The Oscar-buzzed film is refreshingly queer, filled with an authenticity that sanitised disappointments such as Dallas Buyers Club and Stonewall still fail to include

Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington once again hosts the Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival which runs this Friday through Sunday.

The Communards punctuate the soundtrack to James Ley’s funny new play celebrating the Edinburgh bookshop that was a lifeline for the gay community

We talk to the director of ‘The Death And Life Of Marsha P. Johnson’, a film about the radical queer activist once photographed by Warhol

None of this would be possible with you the love and support that you all give me every single day. I may not be the biggest YouTuber, I may not be the biggest travel YouTuber, I may not be the best film maker, I may not have millions of followers, but together we have created a community of travelers and adventurers that are exploring the world and forging a new path forward online. I have been doing this seriously for almost 4 years now, and the fact that we are at a place where a company - Buffer Festival - believes in me enough to fly me to Toronto and let me premiere one of my films to an audience of paying people is beyond unreal. Every single day I am thankful for all of you and for helping to make this life that I have worked so hard for possible. I cannot wait to work even harder to create amazing content that I am proud of for you. I can't wait to see where the future of this channel will take us!

With a mission to distribute content for queer audiences, by queer audiences, all over the world, Revery has big plans.

One of the many intriguing screenings on tap at the 30th Annual Out On Film festival is “Three Decades of Queer Atlanta: The American Music Show,” happening Sunday, Oct. 7 at 1 p.m. at the Landmark Midtown Art Cinema and curated by Matthew Terrell. Never heard of “The American Music Show”? Allow the organizers to …

In Luca Guadagnino’s acclaimed gay coming-of-age story, Hammer plays the older lover of a 17-year-old boy. He talks about the challenges of playing his third gay role – including conveying the erotic allure of a peach

Promotion video for October 8th, 2017 Richard Skipper Celebrates Show at the Laurie Beechman Theatre, NYC.

The 2017-18 season features playwrights Eugene O'Neill, Sam Shepard, Rajiv Joseph and more

A choir boldly sings where it's never sung before.

In the summer haze of the Coney Island boardwalk, a teenage boy begins to wonder, and worry.

Patty Farmer is acknowledged as the leading expert on all things pertaining to music, entertainment—and the entertainers—of Playboy—as well as most other fabulous entertainment venues of the world. She’s also a businesswoman and former model, and has followed the entertainment industry as an insider, as well as an avid fan and archivist all her life. Her work draws upon a lifetime of friendship and socializing among personalities and celebrities around the world. In her previous book, The Persian Room Presents, she transported readers back to the halcyon days of New York City nightlife.

What do you do when your relationship conflicts with your religion?

Who created that gorgeous 20th-century creature, the rock star? Consider the gay image makers of the day, from Brian Epstein to Jann Wenner.

‘Richard Skipper Celebrates’ is a talk/variety show that encourages people to celebrate each and every day and each other. This wildly popular show format in which Skipper builds the show around the date booked, allows him to create a different show every time, so whether you’re there to Yip Harburg’s Birthday or because you’re a die-hard fan, you’re always guaranteed a great time!

Issa Rae's Insecure just finished its second season, but for its third, the showrunner is ready to tackle LGBT issues. In an interview with BET, Rae discussed season one's relationship between Molly and Jared, the rent-a-car salesmen who admitted to Molly that he'd once received oral sex from a man. The revelation sparked conversation among fans about bisexuality and sexual fluidity.

Jonno Davies plays the buff hero in a high-energy adaptation of Burgess' dystopian tale

The fourth annual OUT at the Movies Int’l LGBT Film Fest will screen 18 films, present 18 filmmakers, actors or documentary subjects and hold eight parties in venues throughout Winston-Salem

Safe is my verbatim theatre piece, created entirely, word for word, out of my interviews with four homeless and at risk LGBT youth, and via the Albert Kennedy Trust, a charity helping and supporting such young people. Previously performed at Soho Theatre for the Pride in London Arts Festival, at London Theatre Workshop in the City and on September 28 and 29, presented as part of Norwich Theatre Royal’s season exploring gender and sexuality; Creative Matters.

‘Pick Up’ Starring Travor Thompson (Switched at Birth), Louis Hunter (The Fosters) and Marque Richardson (Dear White People) released on Vimeo today, to coincide with National Gay Men’s HIV Awareness Day – 9/27

An unforeseen (and inexcusable) off-stage event overshadows the Academy Awards ceremony where a gay actor stands to win his first Oscar.

Philip Dawkins seizes inspiration from a real-life transgender icon in the latest play presented by MCC Theater.