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Outburst Arts Festival 2013: Homo is where the arts at! (We're very excited that the @OutburstArts Queer Arts Festival starts in Belfast this week. 
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Reeling, the second oldest LGBT film festival in the world, returns Thursday after being placed on hiatus last year by Chicago Filmmakers, the not-for-profit organization that produces the event.
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It is increasingly uncouth, in mainstream criticism, to assign any special meaning to a gay storyline, impolitic to suggest that because a narrative happens to include a gay sensibility, relationship, or characters, it might warrant a different kind of evaluation. That creators of clearly gay-themed work nonetheless resist being labeled as “gay artists” and that critics comply by noting gayness matter-of-factly (if at all) is, I guess, another triumph for the “we’re just like you” school of the gay rights movement. But in the rush to tear down the walls of the much-maligned gay-art ghetto, could we be sacrificing the richness of understanding that’s only possible when difference is celebrated and investigated rather than downplayed or dismissed as irrelevant?
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Ellen DeGeneres' production company is set to co-produce, Players, a period piece taking place in the mid-century, Golden Age of Hollywood for CW, Deadline is...
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The controversial Palm d'Or winning French romantic drama Blue Is The Warmest Color opens in select cities this weekend, and we had the chance to see it when it screened as part of the New York Film Festival. The film, directed by Abdellatif Kechiche, was also adapted from the original graphic novel, Blue Angel.
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The lights in the room dimmed as actors dressed in white T-shirts and jeans took the stage to perform for a packed room on Oct.17.
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What is it about the web that is so attractive for queer Canadian filmmakers? (RT @llvseries: We're part of it!
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The Falls: A Testament of Love continues where the smash gay hit The Falls left off, following the story of two young, forbidden Mormon lovers. It begins with RJ Smith and Chris Merrill (Nick Ferrucci and Benjamin Farmer) five years after their mission in Clackamas Falls, Oregon. When an unexpected event occurs, the two young men find themselves thrust into one another's lives. As old feelings begin to surface, they once again face difficult choices. While fulfilling their desire to be together, RJ and Chris risk hurting the ones they care about as they embark on a spiritual journey to discover love, freedom and most of all, happiness.
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Cheers, Queers! The Fab Five of #QueerEye are back for a 10th Anniversary sit down with @andy! Details: http://t.co/7wt6lIfkxG Via NCSU GLBT Center, Kelly Riker
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If "The Boys in the Band" is a bit dated today, the film is key to "the evolution of gay and lesbian history and culture," according to Clayton Robey, whose fine 2011 documentary "Making...
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”Stockholm International Film Festival – Under the Rainbow” – that’s the name of the festival’s new initiative.
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Robin De Jesús is no stranger to a healthy obsession or two. The 29-year-old actor insists that a fervent nature is just as critical to a successful career in the performing arts as raw talent and blind ambition.
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A new trailer for Sal, the James Franco-directed independent film about A Rebel Without a Cause movie star Sal Mineo, gives us a glimpse into the final hours of one of Hollywood's first openly gay mainstream actors. Via Thomas Faltin
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Film Examines Final Day of Gay Actor Sal Mineo. Actor Val Lauren teams with director James Franco on late actor's life.
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Here TV, America’s only gay TV network,has announced an exciting new slate of feature-length films that will debut on the network over the next six months. Through a licensing deal with Breaking Glass Pictures, Here TV will air films including Hollywood to Dollywood, featuring Dolly Parton, Dustin Lance Black, Chad Allen, and Leslie Jordan; the documentary Out in the Open, featuring Greg Louganis, Eric Roberts, Carson Kressley, and Josh Strickland; Nate & Margaret, with Natalie West, Gaby Hoffmann, and Tyler Ross; and two of Del Shores’s stand-up comedy films, Del Shores: My Sordid Life and Del Shores: Sordid Confessions.
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In foreign embassies, basements, and even buses, the Beijing Queer Film Festival has screened for years in defiance of Chinese law. Could its success mark a turning point for LGBT equality in China?
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John Lithgow and Alfred Molina are headed to the chapel in this first released image of the upcoming dramatic comedy “Love Is Strange,” provided exclusively to...
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In its second year, The Queer New York International Art Festival is an unconventional 12-day festival of contemporary performance and visual performance that questions what it means to be queer in art.
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”Queer Eye did for reality television what Will and Grace did for scripted television,” said Troy DeVolld, reality veteran producer/editor (Flipping Out,...
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The central twist in the reconceived version -- which is currently being workshopped and will be performed for a private audience on Friday -- is that the central...
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Polari 2013 features the best of current LGBT cinema with a diverse and compelling collection of narratives, documentaries, and shorts.
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The depiction of LGBT people on the small screen is rapidly increasing and slowly diversifying, according to GLAAD. Per annual reports released by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender media a...
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In DIRECTIONS FOR RESTORING THE APPARENTLY DEAD, long-time friends take a vacation in England's Lake Country after life-changing events.
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Coming soon to MTV is Nurse Nation, a new docu-series that chronicles the work, and play, of nine young travel nurses.
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