LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

Julian Lucas profiles Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, the playwright behind “Gloria,” “An Octoroon,” and “Everybody,” whose “Appropriate” is now on Broadway and who is working to turn Prince’s “Purple Rain” into a stage musical.

Since putting out her electro-folk debut in 2015, Marika Hackman has thrown out curve ball after curve ball with her shape-shifting sound and lyrical boldness. She meets Annabel Nugent down at the pub to chat so-called ‘songstresses’, secret crushes, and the golden rule for dating a musician

Many films this season delivered LGBTQ content free from the tropes of the past, but will the Academy — and the industry at large — pay attention?

Mean Girls stars old and new united at the New York premiere of the movie musical on Monday night, as Lindsay Lohan made a surprise appearance on the pink carpet alongside Tina Fey and new cast members Angourie Rice, Reneé Rapp, Auli'i Cravalho, Jaquel Spivey, Avantika, Bebe Wood and Christopher Briney. Rice, who takes on

The story of a trans woman visiting her ailing mother -- who may or may not recognize her -- after many years away struck the actor as groundbreaking.

From queer artists reaching career-highs on the charts to a massive controversy surrounding a can of beer, 2023 proved to be pandemonium for the LGBTQ community.

Urie, who is known for his work on “Ugly Betty,” is busy these days — on Broadway, on TV and, on Sundays, with his dog, President McKinley.

Backstage with the breakout supergroup of the year.

Hallmark’s new line-up of holiday films is normalizing gay and lesbian romance. Conservatives are so dismayed, they’ve started a new family network.

From streaming sensations like Red, White & Royal Blue to prestige films like All of Us Strangers, gay intimacy was suddenly everywhere on film and TV this year.

Be sure to check out some of the LGBTQ+ films as part of the 2024 Sunday Film Society festival.

Openly gay people have been allowed to participate in the very physically demanding sport for years, says the actor, who plays an exótico wrestler in the movie.

In "Walk on Through: Confessions of a Museum Novice," the Tony-winning actor and singer gets refreshingly candid on matters of the heart and mind.

Adapting films and musicals back and forth is increasingly popular as producers turn to proven successes with a built-in fanbase.

The love of self and the love of others are deeply intertwined, according to everyone from ancient philosophers to "Drag Race" host Ru Paul. We must be anchored in a solid space of self-love in order to let someone else into our lives. On its surface, this is the key tenet of Daishi Matsunaga's "Egoist"

New Tour Combines Entertainment and Messages of Human Rights - Tonys, Grammys, and Broadway, oh my! A dream team of artists has come together to do what producer Terry Barber says is "necessary good."

Lil Nas X is headed to HBO. The Hollywood Reporter notes Lil Nas X's concert film, Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero, will debut on HBO and the streaming service Max on Jan. 27. The film originally made its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, detailing the journey of Lil Nas X as he performed

Oliver Quick and Felix Catton’s relationship is at the centerfold of the Gothic romance that unfolds in ‘Saltburn.’ The two boys hail from completely different worlds, mostly because it’s near impossible for Oliver, in all his ordinary lackluster, to belong to Felix’s ivory tower reality. Nevertheless, the summer after university graduation, Felix, who can’t help […]

From lesbian rom-coms to moody gay ghost stories, there’s a queer holiday title for everyone in the alphabet and every mood

“Any movie by Alexander Payne, Lena Dunham, Greta Gerwig, anything European,” said the comedian, who has a special on Max. “Anything where a woman with ennui wanders around a medieval town.”

This year was a banner one for LGBTQ books, with queer-inclusive titles winning major awards, topping bestseller lists and breaking sales records.

The sold-out run of “Gwyneth Goes Skiing” uses pop-rock songs to resurrect the moments that made the case instantly iconic.

Steven Spielberg, a Broadway show and now a movie musical all have tried to capture the queer love story in Alice Walker's novel. Here's how they did it — and why some argue they've all failed.