LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

“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.

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Ellen McDougall’s inclusive production is wonderfully warm and flirty – especially in the scenes between Rosalind and Celia – but uneven and confusing as a whole

In “Glitter and Concrete,” Elyssa Maxx Goodman tells the heartbreaking story of the performers who shaped drag culture in New York City.

The singer-songwriter will perform on Saturday, Sept. 16, at Union Stage.

A flamboyant talk show host, a recently homeless trans man and a couple fighting about kids are among the characters whose stories were told at the recent

What are the odds that two openly gay cut-ups doing a raunchy half-hour musical comedy routine in a Gristede’s grocery store would somehow convince “Borat” director Larry Charles to turn their show, “Fucking Identical Twins,” into a feature-length A24 movie? You’d stand a better chance playing the lottery than predicting the path “Dicks: The Musical”

We've come a long way since "Sex and the City." Here's all the best queer stories on the streaming platform formerly known as HBO Max.

Kristen Kish, the former “Top Chef” champion who is replacing Padma Lakshmi as the show’s permanent host. If Kish had a brand, it might be wrapped in millennial pink and laced with the ideals of a generation that values earnestness, diversity and being nice. “I have severe social anxiety and I’m on television, which is wild,” she said. “I know I’m a walking contradiction.”

"Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe," in theaters Friday, is an effectively emotional story of two friends discovering their respective sexualities.

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.

The author of ‘Gender Queer’ responded to Sen. John Kennedy’s (R-La.) viral Senate reading of the memoir this week, which was meant to justify book bans. The author, Maia Kobabe, told the Washington Post in an interview published Thursday that the conservative senator seemed to conflate the illustrated format with a book meant for children.…

Bernal flirts and struts and gives one of the best performances of his career in a film inspired by the life of Mexican American professional wrestling star Saúl Armendáriz.

Welcome to Queer Jams of the Week, featuring new pride songs from Demi Lovato, K.Flay, Vagabon and more.

The prolific filmmaker makes his fictional feature debut this weekend with "Cassandro" and premiered his newest documentary "Stamped from the Beginning" at Telluride to rave reviews.

We sit down with the one and only Salah Bachir as he prepares to release his memoir this fall, entitled First to Leave the Party… By Christopher Turner

The legendary auteur, who will be honored at the TIFF Tribute Awards, discusses bringing his queer Western 'Strange Way of Life' to Toronto, his fond memories of the fest and why he feels ready to make a film in English.

The Twin Cities-based podcast brings together LGBTQ guests to share the queer books that saved their lives with the authors who wrote them.

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In her book 'Talking to My Angels,' singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge reflects on her career and personal life.