LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

Disney’s Cruella, the all-new live-action feature film about the rebellious early days of legendary villain Cruella de Vil, is an elaborate production, to say the least. It breaks the Disney mold in more ways than one and notably features an LGBTQ+ character. John McCrea, the actor behind the fashion icon Artie, has shared thoughts on queer representation in film.

With her hit debut novel 'Red, White and Royal Blue,' and now with 'One Last Stop,' Casey McQuiston is pushing the boundaries of the romance genre.

Special is a hilarious Netflix comedy series that tells the story of a young gay man living with cerebral palsy. Here's why you should binge both seasons.

Lil Nas X made a scene-stealing cameo in the "Pride Month Song" sketch celebrating Pride Month during 'Saturday Night Live' on May 22. 

Jack Holden delivers a powerhouse one-man show about the hedonism, joy and tragedy of the 80s scene

We never learn the name of the main character in Samuel Van Grinsven’s fearless queer debut, “Sequin in a Blue Room.” Anonymous is just the way he likes it. Using a gay cruising app, he goes by the…

The latest volume of Michael Nava’s Henry Rios mystery series demonstrates his mastery of the genre.

Her memoir delves into her journey to fulfillment both personally and professionally, highlighting her efforts in fighting for gender equality and calling to attention the work that is ahead.

Claudine Griggs is among those profiled in "Going to Trinidad," about a pioneering center for sex reassignment surgery in Colorado.

Someone Like Me is a nuanced portrait of asylum seekers and their sponsors — set during the whirlwind of a pandemic.

A new book co-edited by an Illinois State University professor showcases stories, art, and poetry by LGBTQ high schoolers. The project includes a broad

Allana Rachel Zerrudo aka “Lana Blue” is a 22-year-old independent queer musician living in New York City.

Openly gay country artist Hayden Joseph says he does not want to get rid of anything but instead make songs applicable to everyone.

In his memoir “Punch Me Up to the Gods,” Brian Broome explores the beauty of queer Black manhood.

Inspirational chef Jonathan Bardzik world premieres his new cooking show featuring farm-fresh ingredients and the people they bring together

On May 21st, global LGBTQ+ streaming network, Revry, is thrilled to inspire your tastebuds with its newest Original series Jonathan’s Kitchen: Seasons to Taste, a tantalizing 8-episode cooking show with gay storyteller, cook and author Jonathan Bardzik.

Launching on Netflix today is the documentary Hating Peter Tatchell, a look at the life of one of the most The post Hating Peter Tatchell director Christopher Amos on the controversial campaigner appeared first on CityAM.

Outfest has announced that they will be launching a new virtual festival this June called OutFronts, highlighting LGBTQ+ representation in episodic television. The event will span the course of fiv…

When Lil Nas X released his chart-topping March hit “Montero (Call Me by Your Name),” he penned a letter to his younger self. “I know we promised to never come out publicly,” he wrote on Instagram. “I know we promised to never be ‘that’ type of gay person, I know we promised to die with the secret, but this will open doors for many other queer people to simply exist.”

The multi-talented songwriter just released her debut single “I Was Never Yours”, which Lana wrote after her first queer romantic experience, one that ended abruptly.

...arguing with Nike about shoes with human blood and dancing with the devil: Lil Nas X goes Marketing the Rainbow. It’s noise squared – and that’s good for sales.

Hayley Kiyoko opens up to ET about finding friendship within herself amid a challenging time in her life, and why she felt liberated shooting the video for her new music video, 'Found My Friends.' The singer also shares how she found purpose in her music representing both the LGBTQ and Asian community.

The big flashy red carpet has made its return to New York City — albeit in a massive socially distant manner — with the premiere of the third and final season of the FX series, Pose.

Creator Josh Thomas’ specialty is in combining idiosyncratic takes on loneliness, depression or sex and infusing them with a healthy laugh.