LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

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.

The queer hookup app is getting into the TV business with its first scripted series, “Bridesman.” Will it be able to compete with a grid of shirtless torsos for users’ attention?

The film was shot at the co-producer's home on Candlewood Lake. 

Broadway Plus Founder and President Nathaniel Hill | Broadway Plus has continued to connect actors and fans over Zoom amid theater shutdowns.

Alphabet Soup: The Quintessential Guide to LGBTQ2+ Inclusion, by Michael Bach | Check out 'Publishing for Pride: The Alphabet Soup Project' on Indiegogo.

TV judge Robert Rinder said he hopes his new series about LGBT classical music figures will offer a more complete picture of their lives.

On the heels of a sold-out launch party this past weekend featuring Danny Tenaglia, Oscar Velasquez, O. Diggs and Ebbe und Flut at District Atlanta, GAYDM “One Love” has announced its initial lineup for the first LGBTQ+ EDM festival to be held on Saturday, Sept. 11 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Queer and transgender people have contributed to every facet of modern music, yet it’s not often that LGBTQ women are celebrated for their contributions.

Including filmmakers like Lizzie Borden, Derek Jarman and Todd Haynes among others, these are 10 essential films from the New Queer Cinema movement.

As the groundbreaking show ends its award-winning three season run, those involved with the show talk about its importance for trans and queer people of color

Unabashedly queer, probing and unafraid, "With Teeth" is an exceedingly engaging sophomore outing from Kristen Arnett.

Naomi Ackie anchors a "Master of None" episode depicting the barriers facing some LGBTQ families trying to conceive.

American Masters Presents Ballerina Boys, a New Documentary on the Pioneering All-Male Comic Ballet Company Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Premieres Friday, June 4 on PBS in honor of Pride Month   American Masters—Ballerina Boys is a portrait of Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (“The Trocks”), an all-male ballet company and international dance... Read More

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

Our bars may be disappearing, but LGBT2Q bookstores are having an unexpected, optimistic resurgence.

'We love hearing how you've been moved by Joe Bell's mission to honor his son and end bullying,' Mark Wahlberg wrote alongside a gallery of the messages

Series writer Erickka Sy Savane writes about the importance of telling the stories of older, Black queer women in the new BET + series 'A Luv Tale.'

E3 Radio is an online radio station playing queer and independent music in high rotation with an R&B and hip-hop vibe.

By spotlighting stories of what different queer people all around the world are experiencing we can start to get a picture of what needs to change.

The HBO documentary "Revolution Rent" details the process of bringing "Rent" to Cuba, the country's first American production in 50 years.

Singer/songwriter/spoken word artist Elina Filice is set to release a new single in celebration of Pride Month (June), “Let's Get Lost” on June 11. The dance-pop anthem celebrates the coming out experience, and getting lost to find yourself. Elina hopes the song can help those struggling to come to terms with who they are, as well as all of those on the lifelong journey away from shame and into love and pride. The song departs slightly from Elina’s usual sound into a world of colorful synth-pop, driven by an irresistible disco groove. Rhythmic guitars, driving synths, and a percussive beat meet powerful lyrics about self-discovery.

In “Hola Papi,” the writer John Paul Brammer mines his own experiences and traumas to deliver wisdom for queer readers.

Happy Pride Month! To celebrate the LGBTQ community this month, Billboard and Rolling Stone are coming together to spotlight the music, artists, and culture that uplift LGBTQ people around the world.

"Port Authority" stars Leyna Bloom, who is the first out transgender actor to headline a film at Cannes and the first Black and Asian trans woman to be featured in the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.

The young star of Peter Murimi’s intimate documentary is as poor, religious and conservative as his peers – and fearful of a violent backlash, he says