LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

D’Arcy Carden opens up about her journey from “The Good Place” to BFF Abbi Jacobson’s “A League of Their Own” reboot. Plus, watch an exclusive clip from the premiere.

A miscast lead is only the first of many woes plaguing "Uncoupled," Darren Star’s latest Netflix series starring Neil Patrick Harris.

After a 4 1/2 year production journey, the much anticipated documentary OUT IN THE RING, exploring the history of LGBTQIA+ wrestlers and queer representation in professional wrestling will have its U.S. premiere as part of the prestigious line-up at the Cinequest Film and Creativity Festival’s August physical edition, with the premiere slated for Sunday, August 21st at 2:50 p.m. at Hammer Theatre Center, San Jose.

Greg Jr. meets with a GLAAD member in hopes of following his father's footsteps as an advocate. Watch on "Mathis Family Matters."

From Billy Porter's directorial debut to a 35mm screening of "Far From Heaven," Outfest hosts the most exciting queer films of the year.

Lea Michele, a known Barbra Streisand superfan, was previously rumored to take over for Beanie Feldstein, who started playing Fanny Brice in April.

The film festival's highlights include Billy Porter's comedy "Anything's Possible" and "They/Them," a horror movie set at a conversion therapy camp.

Kausar Mohammed discusses Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous, representation, and future aspirations.

Featuring everything from your newest faves to classic hits from back in the day.

We spoke with Queer as Folk's Devin Way and Johnny Sibilly on auditioning for the remake, the necessity of LGBTQ+ stories & working with Kim Cattrall!

Jonathan Hilman’s Big Wig, about a child who does drag, attracted national attention when Pizza Hut added it to their ‘Book It’ reading list

The out novelist shares the background to his many popular works about male-to-male romance, and why it is more important now than ever to write from the heart.

'The Ladies' director and writer Jill Gutowitz discusses her sapphic love story.

“They/Them,” a new Blumhouse slasher that promises a queer take on the horror genre, is set to go straight to streaming on Peacock next month. But before that, the film received a full in-person theatrical screening, as the closing night premiere of Los Angeles queer film festival Outfest. “This is the perfect place,” Kevin Bacon,

Drake Jensen says growing up as an aspiring LGBTQ country singer in rural Nova Scotia wasn't easy so he wants to help young people like himself get involved in the arts.

Nonprofit Outfest is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the kickoff of its 2022 edition on July 11, when the annual Los Angeles LGBTQ+ film festival will launch with new awards, programming and a lineup of over 200 screenings. "One of the things that I really did like is that [the festival] wasn't in June, because I think there's this way of thinking about queerness as if it is siloed within the space of one month," Outfest Artisti

How a vital, burgeoning genre of kid lit is being threatened across the country.

This is the former Christian rocker’s second album since coming out as gay in 2016.

Animation industry members discuss the burgeoning narrative space, which is being shaped by a new generation of publishing-industry talent, streaming's democratization of content and artists' desire to tell more complex and inclusive stories.

"Gentleman Jack," "Trixie Motel" and "This Is Going to Hurt" demonstrate how gay stories have become everyone's stories

Detroit boasts a multitude of visual storytellers by the likes of Loni Love, Kash Doll, Chris Webber and many more.

Tomboi Records already has with six artists on its roster and has penned a global distribution deal with Ingrooves Music Group.