LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

Writer Danny Vallentine shared his inspiration and the meaning behind his latest movie, “The Mattachine Family,” that he made with his partner. It tells an overarching story of following dreams, defining family and allowing love to pull all things together. Actor Juan Pablo Di Pace gave insight into his character and how important the role […]

Imagining what could have happened if the creator dared to dream bigger is fandom’s driving ethos. Whether or not the people behind the scenes expected to have the most passionate bloc of their audience fixate on a queer romance that may or may not have been intentional is irrelevant. When queerness is still on the periphery of society, it’s unsurprising that the relationships fans obsess over and seek to actualize are predominantly queer.Our Flag Means Death, whose second season is now airin

Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey embark in a forbidden love story on Showtime’s Fellow Travelers.

From "Hereditary" to the original "Cat People," Mashable digs into the LGBTQ+ themes of their favorite horror movies. Queer horror movies currently streaming.

Watch the new trailer for the R-rated queer comedy.

LGBTQ artists such as Lil Nas X, Ice Spice and Saucy Santana are diversifying hip-hop with their queer self-expression. Here's why that matters.

The costume designer for the new Prime Video biopic described the challenge of bridging lucha libre and drag aesthetics on film.

Gael García Bernal gives a career-best performance as a Mexican wrestling “exotico” who revolutionized the sport — and put its machismo culture in a chokehold

“Where the Bears Are” was never supposed to be a huge hit. For Rick Copp, Joe Dietl, and Ben Zook, the web series was really meant to be a sort of creative reprieve. They had gotten sick of Hollywood, and wanted to produce something where they didn’t have to worry about what would sell, or […] The post In conversation with Eduardo Aquino, director of ‘Where the Bears Are’ documentary appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.

Latines love entertainment. For years, we have been the top moviegoers — even though the films we watch rarely reflect our communities. While we represent 19% of the U.S. population, we make up only 4.6% of movie roles and 5.3% of TV roles. When we do see ourselves on the big or small screen, we are often playing one-dimensional characters or are cast in films riddled with stereotypes, tropes, and stories that fail to represent the totalit

Erynn Dalton and Eric Swanson on their new campy glam horror film and how it pushes back at Ron DeSantis.

These will hold a special place in your heart and on your bookshelf.

Richard Cant is superb as Merle Miller who takes a stand against homophobia in this clever retelling of his landmark essay

‘It’s a fun new interpretation of God,’ Bowen Yang told The Messenger of his role in A24’s absurdist comedy spectacular, ‘Dicks: The Musical’

Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker’s show offered a different kind of arena-rock triumph.

From the creators of Queer Eye and actress and activist Kristen Stewart, the trailer for Living For The Dead has just been summone

Inspiring and filled with emotion, The Mattachine Family stands out for its great premise and powerful cast.

In Season 4 of “Sex Education,” Otis and Eric’s friendship is put to the test as Eric, one of the greatest LGBT TV characters ever, finds the confidence to be happy with who he is.

The film pays homage to the real story of an unapologetically queer man in a male-dominated sport and society.

Writer-director Andrew Haigh has made a name for himself in the realm of sad, gay cinema. The director’s 2011 breakout hit, Weekend, became a lightning rod for some members of the queer community, with discussion of the film being a go-to icebreaker on first dates—well, at least for me. Weekend, for all of its fans, was a film that never connected with me, no matter how hard I tried. Bringing it up on dates was an effective litmus tes

Fellow Travelers boss Ron Nyswaner has shared the two "rules" held by the crew for sex scenes between leads Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey.

Roger Ross Williams, writer and director of "Cassandro," joins Yahoo Entertainment's Kevin Polowy to discuss the true story of Saúl Armendáriz (aka Cassandro), the openly gay wrestler who defied Mexican lucha libre culture. Williams shares how his experience as a documentary filmmaker informed his narrative debut and how pop star Bad Bunny joined the cast.

The best movie-going season of the year is (finally) here.