LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

Diva Media Group, in partnership with A Baker Production and Tello Films founder Christin Baker, is launching the LGBTQ streaming network DivaBoxOffice.tv. The channel premieres Dec. 1 on iTunes, Google Play, Roku and Amazon Firestick, among other major platforms. DivaBoxOffice.tv will include over 100 hours of queer programming, with Baker serving as president and CEO.

Want to watch Billy Eichner's movie 'Bros' online? Here's how to stream and rent the LGBTQ romantic comedy online or buy a copy of the gay film on Blu-ray/DVD

Miami and Ft. Lauderdale's Gay and Lesbian Film Festivals.

Kim de l'Horizon shaved their head during the award ceremony in Frankfurt and dedicated their prize to trans people and women in Iran. The prestigious German Book Prize, which recognizes the best new German-language novel of the year, was awarded on Monday to Kim de l'Horizon for their debut novel, "Blutbuch", lauded by the jury for its "sense of urgenc

When Mark Olmsted contracted HIV, in the early 1980s, he figured the disease was a death sentence. And so he hatched a scheme to live out his last years in style—swiping credit cards, bilking insurance companies, even faking his own death. What’s the problem with some forgery, fraud, and crystal meth if you’ll soon be gone? A better question might have been: What the hell happens if you survive?

“It’s almost like people are treating audiences as children,” says the daring, surrealist creator of “Los Espookys”

How BBC Three show Wreck's LGBT characters are breaking new ground for representation

Maureen Duffy‘s 1966 book “The Microcosm” has been adapted as a film featuring two-time Oscar winner Glenda Jackson. In 1966 London, when homosexuality was still criminalized, The Gateways club in Chelsea offered a haven for women to dance, express themselves and love who they want. In the book, based on her own experience, Duffy

Mariko Tamaki has reimagined Lucy Maude Montgomery's 'Anne of Green Gables' in the best possible way in her new YA novel, 'Anne of Greenville'. I had the opportunity to interview Tamaki and learned more about her reimagining of Montgomery's novel as well as the book's LGBTQ+ representation.

Billy Eichner's 'Bros' was a total box office disappointment. Here's a look at the complicated reasons why it didn't succeed as many hoped it would.

We talked to Macfarlane in a bit more depth about Bros, his personal style, and what he'd be doing if he wasn't an actor.

The 'American Idol' fan favorite also opened up about his newfound Broadway ambitions.

Tegan and Sara Quin speak with CBC News about the TV adaptation of their 2019 memoir, High School — which recounts the twin sisters' lives as queer teens in 1990s Calgary.

Time and Tide is a Norwich Theatre triumph in LGBT theatre

In 1981, the AIDS epidemic began, and I was living in ground zero, New York City. I had come out at a very young and precocious 16, and had enjoyed an extremely hedonistic life when I went to college…

Timothée Chalamet plays a man-eating bad boy in a bloody good coming-of-age drama from "Call Me By Your Name" director Luca Guadagnino.

The series will pull the curtain back on the good and bad experiences of Glee's cast and crew. The series will also feature testimonies from close friends and family, revealing never-heard-before stories. The docu-series will also have exclusive access to Glee cast and crew members, who will give their personal stories.

After publicly coming out in 2012 in “The Advocate,” Sharif Jr. was thrust into a new spotlight.

AMC's Interview with the Vampire is a modern retelling of the Anne Rice novel and 1994 film adaptation that puts queerness front and center.

A truly accurate account of my descent into criminality would start on the day in 1981 when the New York Times published the first article about a bizarre new immune-suppressive syndrome just being…

Viral video clips from the new Scooby-Doo movie were met with enthusiasm by fans who had long considered Velma a queer icon.

Bros might seem like it's just a gay romcom on the surface, and the marketing leans on that, but the movie is more important than you think.

The comedian is taking steps to hopefully make far-reaching changes in the industry.