LGBT Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

The multi-talented songwriter just released her debut single “I Was Never Yours”, which Lana wrote after her first queer romantic experience, one that ended abruptly.

...arguing with Nike about shoes with human blood and dancing with the devil: Lil Nas X goes Marketing the Rainbow. It’s noise squared – and that’s good for sales.

Hayley Kiyoko opens up to ET about finding friendship within herself amid a challenging time in her life, and why she felt liberated shooting the video for her new music video, 'Found My Friends.' The singer also shares how she found purpose in her music representing both the LGBTQ and Asian community.

The big flashy red carpet has made its return to New York City — albeit in a massive socially distant manner — with the premiere of the third and final season of the FX series, Pose.

Creator Josh Thomas’ specialty is in combining idiosyncratic takes on loneliness, depression or sex and infusing them with a healthy laugh.

Ever since bursting onto the scene in 2014, R&B superstar Kehlani has proudly worn her queerness on her sleeve — and now, she's ready to honestly talk about her status as an LGBTQ icon. 

Listen up, LGBTQ youth – and really all LGBTQ people – "The Sky Blues" by Robbie Couch is about to hit shelves and will give you the warm and fuzzies.

The rapper’s new single, video and sneaker were merely the prelude to a brilliantly orchestrated main event: a virtuosic performance on Twitter.

Cynthia Erivo stars as the Queen of Soul and Courtney B. Vance as her pastor father in Suzan-Lori Parks' decades-spanning Nat Geo miniseries 'Genius: Aretha.'

The handheld phantasmagoria of The Last of England Gus Van Sant, director of My Own Private Idaho, Good Will Hunting, To Die For, Milk Derek Jarman’s The Last of England is an amazing barrage of memories, obsessions, cataclysmic visions, where Derek plays a gay memoirist writing his thoughts down. A skinhead boy shoots up; light flares; dances and stomps. A Caravaggio, and beautiful Tilda Swinton valiantly defaces her ballgown and the visual

Of the eight Grammy nominees for best new artist, three -- CHIKA, Kaytranada and Phoebe Bridgers -- openly identify as LGBTQ. (A fourth nominee, Doja Cat, has made mixed comments on the subject.)

Even “supportive” cis comics I performed with lectured me on the limits of “identity-based comedy.”

“For a long time, I was using standup to talk about my life, what had happened to me,” the comedian says.

Her memoir delves into her journey to fulfillment both personally and professionally, highlighting her efforts in fighting for gender equality and calling to attention the work that is ahead.

Claudine Griggs is among those profiled in "Going to Trinidad," about a pioneering center for sex reassignment surgery in Colorado.

Someone Like Me is a nuanced portrait of asylum seekers and their sponsors — set during the whirlwind of a pandemic.

A new book co-edited by an Illinois State University professor showcases stories, art, and poetry by LGBTQ high schoolers. The project includes a broad

The Real World original cast member Norman Korpi's openness about his sexuality in 1992 was groundbreaking, but, as he explains in an exclusive clip from Homecoming, there were unintended consequences

Introducing a musical performance at the Academy Awards isn’t normally the biggest of deals, but for Chilean newcomer Daniela Vega, it was a landmark opportunity: At the 2018 ceremony, she became...

Berlin, boys and brief encounters: this film will help you feel less alone.

Following a virtual premiere along with four drive-in events in New York, Atlanta, Detroit and Los Angeles this past Thursday, with an encore this afternoon, that attracted a combined 10,000+ of invited industry influencers, press and VIPs in attendance, National Geographic tonight premiered its first-ever Grammy® spot featuring Cynthia Erivo singing “Amazing Grace.”

The company said it recently removed a three-year-old book about transgender issues from its platforms because it decided not to sell books that frame transgender and other sexual identities as mental illnesses.

Near the beginning of “Little Girl,” the camera sits quietly in on a ballet class for second-grade girls. Among them is seven-year-old Sasha Kovac, in a dark T-shirt and tights that con…

With opposition to transgender issues regularly expressed by mainstream British figures, the country’s trans comedians are often just trying to assert their humanity.