LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

Pinterest's first streaming show, "Deliciously Entertaining," produced with Tastemade, is aimed at inspiring users to engage with the platform.

Television has never seen a social experiment quite like The Traitors. In Peacock’s hit reality competition series, stars from TV franchises as varied as Survivor, The Real World, Big Brother, Love Island, and The Real Housewives gather in a Scottish castle to partake in a modified Werewolf, a party game in which villagers must seek out the monster among them before they are p

Kristen Stewart is ready for conversations about films featuring queer and female stories to no longer focus on just that aspect of their identity, she told journalists at the Berlin Film Festival on Sunday.

In “you don’t have to do anything,” two queer teens find connection and disconnection in the early 2000s. The team behind the play discusses its complex themes and drama.

A major transformation is underway in Romancelandia. Once upon a time, romance novels from major U.S. publishers featured only heterosexual couples. Today, the five biggest publishers regularly release same-sex love stories. From May 2022 to May 2023, sales of LGBTQ+ romance grew by 40%, with the next biggest jump in this period occurring for general adult fiction, which grew just 17%. The data from 2023 extends a boom that began in 2016: I

For centuries, LGBTQ+ lives have been wiped from the record – February represents a chance to celebrate our contribution, says novelist Matt Cain

The new North American releasing arm will kick off with Inari Niemi’s 'Light Light Light' from Finland and Dylan Rhys Howard’s Canadian indie 'Eudaimonia.'

As Crossroads makes its streaming debut on Netflix, Digital Spy takes a look at why Britney's movie still endures as a gay cult classic, twenty-plus years on.

Hannah Gadsby's Netflix special "Gender Agenda" will give the stage to Jes Tom, Alok, Asha Ward, Chloe Petts, DeAnne Smith, Krishna Istha and Mx. Dahlia Belle.

'My Son's a Queer (But What Can You Do?)' officially postponed its upcoming Broadway run on Thursday (Feb. 8). Get the details here.

New book explores the life and work of Bradford Ropes, the author of 42nd Street, shedding light on the queer backstage novels.

What happens when one half of a longstanding lesbian couple dies in a place where same-sex relationships are not fully recognized by the law and have been tolerated, rather than accepted, by society? In Ray Yeung's "All Shall Be Well," which premieres this month in the Forum section of the Berlin Film Festival, the answer

Avi Federgreen's Indiecan Entertainment is launching a new LGBTQ2S+ focused North American distribution arm and announcing two new titles for a 2024 release. Pride Pictures will serve as a home for queer cinema from around the world, bringing North American audiences high-quality cinema with no language or regional barriers.

Music Box has acquired US distribution rights to 'Solo,' a queer love story of two rising drag performers which won a prize at Toronto.

Kristen Stewart is ready for conversations about films featuring queer and female stories to no longer focus on just that aspect of their identity, she told journalists at the Berlin Film Festival on Sunday. "We can't keep doing that thing where we tell everyone how to feel and where we sort of pat each other on the back and receive brownie

Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and George MacKay star in "Femme," a thriller about a drag queen seeking revenge on the man who attacked him.

Considering the legacy — personally, and for filmmaker Q. Allan Brocka and star Jim Verraros — of a seminal queer indie gem.

Borders, political, social and societal, are being transversed in Crossing, the new film from And Then We Danced director Levan Akin. The drama, which arthouse streamer MUBI has picked up for North America, the U.K., Germany and Latin America, stars Mzia Arabuli as Lia, a retired teacher who sets off to find her long-lost niece

The 'Love Lies Bleeding' star gets candid about her efforts to flip gender roles and express herself as an "openly gay movie star."

The "Matrix" co-creator makes her solo directorial debut with the film produced by Colin Trevorrow.

Best books to spark queer joy in 2024 - From queer cannon classics to coffee table crowd-pleasers, these books speak to the beauty of queer love in all its forms

Book bans are an unfortunate reality. But these librarians are devoted to supporting and protecting queer kids who just want to read.

Olly Alexander: From Years and Years to ‘It’s a Sin’ to Eurovision 2024 - The former Years & Years frontman and star of shows including ‘It’s a Sin’ is competing in the annual international song contest with an original track