LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

How Sean Hayes Overcame His Mom Telling Him to 'See a Therapist' After He Came Out

In 'Believer,' a Sundance-bound documentary that he executive-produced, the Imagine Dragons frontman confronts the way Mormonism treats LGBTQ youth.

Glee creator Ryan Murphy has said he wants to create opportunities for transgender actors with upcoming drama 'Pose'.

Stonewall National Museum & Archives is pleased to present the compelling photography exhibition, Mascara, Mirth & Mayhem - Independence Day On Fire Island

"The Box" by Ron Amato cover. DOWNLOAD 300dpi cover image FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Andy Reynolds, Popular Publicity, andy@popularpublicity.com (New York, NY) January 3, 2018 – There will be a signing at New York City's BGSQD bookstore on Januar

Matt Evers has come out as gay after he realised his sexuality while watching his uncle die from an AIDs-related illness over 20 years ago.

Carole Demas and Sarah Rice to sing Thank You for Your Love February 4 and 8 in NYC.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOVE to feature songs, multimedia, and memories from two storied careers... The show, titled THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOVE, will be presented on Sunday, FEBRUARY 4th at 1pm and Thursday, FEBRUARY 8th at 7pm at The Laurie Beechman Theatre.

You're invited to a party that’s full of surprises. Watch as careful plans are upended when a young woman's mother brings her own food to her daughter's party—and also the “right” person to be her daughter's new best friend. They put on their "party faces" and hope for the best, but when facades crack, secrets spill. Tears sprinkle and laughter roars as their revelry leads to revelations.

"Bright Colors and Bold Patterns" is now playing in New York.

20 MILLIGRAMS ENTERTAINMENT are thrilled to announce that acclaimed director Kiff Scholl, will be at the helm of the World Premiere of 'Wicked Pagan Gays' by playwright Jeff Dinnell. The show will open February 23rd at The Zephyr Theatre On Melrose.

The best queer movies of 2017 include Oscar contenders for best documentary, best foreign language film, and best picture.

Laura Archer is raising funds for Bob & Dale - A Short Film on Kickstarter!  An elderly gay couple in a remote Rocky Mountain town find a deeper love when dementia threatens their independence.

The show’s inspired by the book Drama High.

Premiering in March, the drama is based on the James Patterson book in which the central character is gay and married.

It’s a Carol Celebration! The Laurie Beechman Theater (Kenny Bell, Producing Artistic Director) and Russ Woolley start the new year with the first of the Richard Skipper Celebrates…series celebrating the life and career of the legendary Broadway actress Carol Channing. The show features Christine Pedi, Diane J. Findlay, Wendy Scherl, Karen Saunders, and a special guest to be announced January 5th. All under the musical direction of Michael Lavine with Rex Benincasa on percussion, Erik Lawrence on Sax, and Maryann McSweeney on bass.

On January 25, Dekkoo.com, the gay global streaming media service catering to gay men, will launch season 2 of their third original series, "I'm Fine."

Ellen Page and Emma Portner showed off their wedding rings on social media.

Book series named “best” for second consecutive year, maintains Amazon.com’s highest ratings     “One of the most addictive reads you’ll ever pick up.”  “I’m grateful and flattered,” author Jake Bi…

Plus: Jodie Whittaker takes over the TARDIS, Mary and Mel and Sue reunited for Christmas, some Steven Universe ballet, the new Grace & Frankie trailer, and more!

2017 flourished with performances that highlighted what it means to to be a gay man, a trans woman, a black woman, an immigrant who specializes in holistic medicine, an HIV-positive activist, a struggling mother or even a fallen Valkyrie. This week, a Los Angeles Times cover celebrating actresses calling for “a change in the way many stories are told” featured only white actresses on the cover: Margot Robbie, Diane Kruger, Saoirse Ronan, Annette Bening, Kate Winslet, and Jessica Chastain. When called out on it, Chastain responded, “It’s a sad look that there’s no WOC in this pic of us promoting our female lead films. The industry needs to become more inclusive in its storytelling.”

...But whatever the reason, the event caused a rush of complicated emotions as I stood there with my family. A feeling of being connected to a gay community that provided me so much strength for so long, but that I now seldom engage with. The pride in hearing those beautiful voices with my daughters, who got to experience a moment of joy that perhaps deepened their appreciation for gay culture, or at least enkindled it. A familiar frisson of sadness as I surveyed the landscape of survivor-peers of the AIDS cataclysm.

Peter Gil-Sheridan, a gay playwright, imagines a love affair with Nadal in “The Rafa Play,” which ends its run in New York on Saturday.