Mark Shenton talks to some of the programmers, directors and playwrights involved with events celebrating Pride i

The trailer of Sridhar Rangayan’s upcoming feature film “Evening Shadows” (Surmaee Shaam) which was released recently at the 8th KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival has gone viral with around

The short film debuting at this weekend's Frameline41 film festival takes a fresh look at the biblical tale of David versus Goliath through the experiences of gay and transgender men.

The first transgender sitcom in the history of television, "The Switch: Work, Love, Mortal Danger" is coming to iTunes, Google Play, Revry, and Amazon this summer.

A reworked "Young Caesar" will play for one night only at Walt Disney Concert Hall, directed by Yuval Sharon after decades of revisions.

Hop onto your favorite social media platform and use the tag #TheaterKidsUnite to join the online conversation with some of your favorite celebrities.

"Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays," an evening of nine short plays by various writers that was first produced in 2009 — six years before national legalization — that will be staged for two performances on Saturday and Sunday by the Bergen County Players of Oradell. The nine-member cast is directed by Mark Rinis.

Equinox—the high performance lifestyle leader— today unveiled "LGBTQAlphabet: Six Letters Will Never Be Enough," a short film that expands the definition of "LGBTQA" into a full alphabet with 26 distinct opportunities to proudly communicate who you are and how you love. Conceived as a continuation of Equinox's "Commit to Something" narrative, the work further explores the theme of identity addressed in the 2017 advertising campaign and reflects the incredible diversity of the LGBTQA community.

Pod-Canon is an ongoing tribute to the greatest individual comedy-related podcast episodes of all time. Comedy historian Kliph Nesteroff’s ambitious history of American comedy The Comedians is essential and invaluable in no small part because it does not profess to be authoritative or exhaustive. With a subject as vast and deep as American comedy, how could [...]

"Before The Fall" recasts Jane Austen's classic with two Virginian men.

We talk to Sara Jordenö’s about her documentary ‘Kiki’, a story of struggle, survival and vogueing, told from the perspective of NYC’s ballroom community

Saturday, June 17, 2017, marks the world premiere of the short comedy Carol Support Group, a loving homage to Todd Haynes’s Oscar-nominated feature starring Cate Blanchett. The film is about a support group for people addicted to the movie Carol. The counseling session descends into mayhem, as superfan Blanche embodies lead character Carol Aird and lures her fellow addicts to temptation.

Blind Date is returning to our screens tomorrow night [June 17]. And according to new host Paul O'Grady, who was a close friend of the late Cilla Black, while producers have kept a lot of the format the same, there are also going to be some big changes. The presenter revealed to Digital Spy that the 2017 take on the iconic show will be featuring LGBT couples. "It was important to me," the host explained. "We've moved on in the world so we've fot a wide range of people on."

The sought-after TV and film actor and host says he will always go back to his theater roots.

Queer music is on the rise across North America, Europe and even South America. But while we celebrate artists like Choco and Young M.A., we can't forget that, in many countries, it's not just dangerous to be LGBT - it's punishable by death. However, that does not stop brave artists from sharing their voices

Fourteen more films have been selected for the 14th annual Damn These Heels Film Festival, the largest LGBTQ film festival in the Intermountain West — set to run July 14-16 at the Rose Wagner Performin

La Ti Do's 4th Annual Gay Pride and Trans Celebration Shows will run as part of the La Ti Do Cabaret Series this month. See Washington, DC and NYC's best and brightest stars this summer!

Storytelling, drama and opera productions with LGBT perspective

LGBT Film Festivals, like Out Film CT, are a culture in themselves By: Mikey Rox*/Special to TRT— As someone who writes about LGBT entertainment on a regular basis (and has plenty of eye-rolls to g…