LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

The sixth season of the Netflix show was filmed in Lambert’s home state of Texas. Miranda Lambert has released a new single called “Y’all Means All.” The country singer made the song for the sixth season of Netflix’s Queer Eye, which was filmed in her home state of Texas.

"The Real Housewives of Miami" is back -- and making history with its first LGBTQ star, Julia Lemigova.

The acclaimed author of Detransition, Baby talks about the novel’s breakthrough success and how she was moved by the support of contemporaries

Continuing our series of exposés about the TV industry, insiders talk about being misgendered, treated like sexual predators and having to work with ‘outwardly homophobic and transphobic’ talent

Taking to Twitter, Saregama South wrote, 'Saregama is proud to present #Magizhini, the very first LGBT song in Tamil music'.

Her latest queer controversy involves one of Red’s new tracks... Even if the lyrics to this song left queer fans in dismay, one can’t deny Taylor Swift is… talented.

This fall, Johnson's book "All Boys Aren’t Blue: A Memoir-Manifesto" has been removed from school libraries in at least eight states.

What began when Siobhan Fahey looked up her old friends from 80s London, grew into a vital document of a tough community at the forefront of the gay rights struggle

The cult film Hedwig and the Angry Inch was released 20 years ago. Leila Latif explores the enduring revolutionary power of an unlikely love story.

Six artists were selected for the inaugural Trans Possibilities Intensive, a three-day program to help sharpen their craft.

It doesn’t get better for anyone who thought this musical was about a queer teen.

Unlike most of the kids in his class, 16-year-old Jamie New knows what he wants to be when he grows up: a drag queen. And unlike most of the fabulous aspiring female impersonators who’ve strutted on-screen before him, he has surprisingly few obstacles in his way. Jamie has an understanding mom, a supportive best friend

Sasha Issenberg, author of The Engagement, a history of marriage equality, says he doesn't see the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges being overturned anytime soon.

If you have listened to The Matt Walsh Show, you know who Matt Walsh is. His book "Johnny The Walrus' 'is now trending at the number one spot on Amazon's LGBTQ+ bestsellers chart.

Netflix's first gay holiday romantic comedy "Single All the Way" is here to lift holiday spirits and further queer up a heterosexual genre.

"Just Friends" by director Annemarie van de Mond is a beautiful Dutch film that is worth checking out during the quarantine. Digital Journal has the scoop.

Leather-wearing lesbians may have been a minority in 1980s London, but one of the original “Rebel Dykes” hopes her documentary about the punk-loving subculture will bring LGBT+ people together across generational and political divides.

"Jeopardy!" contestant Amy Schneider is heading into Monday's episode with a 3-game winning streak, joining the few openly trans winners on the show.

Darnell L. Moore talks about his decade's long career of creating equitable pathways for the Black LGBTQIA community and season three of his award-winning podcast Being Seen.

Jane Noury goes from 18 to 20, undergoing gender-affirming surgery along with everyday rituals of youth, in a striking new Amazon Prime series

A conversation about trans and gender nonconforming representation in the theater, Dreaming the Queer Future, will be held on Zoom on Tuesday, October 19, beginning at 6 pm. Presented by National Queer Theater (an innovative theater collective dedicated to recognizing generations of LGBTQ artists and providing a home for current ones) in partnership with the […]

The first self-guided immersive “broadway” show Wherefore Art Thou Juliet? premiers on September 27th, 2021, in New York City’s theater district. Wherefore Art Thou Juliet? can be discovered only on the ChalkNotes app – available on both Google (coming soon) and Apple App stores – and experienced in real life across Manhattan.

We are pleased to announce our first #ILoveGay Today series of interviews edited into a longer form short-form documentary about LGBTQ+ bars and how they have adapted during the pandemic has been accepted into the Phoenix International Shorts film festival.