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A friend of the lesbian folk legend Norma Tanega, whose song 'You're Dead' has a second life in What We Do in the Shadows, shares memories from her career and old gay Hollywood.
Agassi chats with The Advocate about the upcoming documentary that chronicles his journey with drug use in the industry and his relationship with his mom.
In films like Bros, long-marginalized LGBTQ+ actors are finally getting callbacks for a novel role: themselves.
Isolation and the series The Great spurred one writer and his partner to consider a new path.
The director of India's first film from a nonbinary directory with a nonbinary protagonist believes representation is vital.
The breakout actor discusses the impact of bringing gay representation to a beloved musical's film adaptation.
Lyle Kash's film, which has its world premiere at Outfest this week.
LGBTQ+ recreational sports took a pause during the pandemic. Here's how that impacted the players.
The out Olympian is turning in his skis for a key to Tinseltown.
Heidi Ewing blends her documentary background with cinematic power to tell the story of Mexican lovers trying to find the American Dream.
Symone, Gigi Goode, and Rosy Thorn are challenging gender norms in the marketing of the beverage Cann.
From a coffee shop to the heart of WeHo's gayborhood, the Abbey has persisted through good times and bad.
Event producer Jeff Consoletti shares Pride predictions and lessons about gathering together following a pandemic year.
Get ready for the in-person and virtual events of Frameline45: The San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival.
The pop star made a surprise appearance at the Abbey to mark the album's 10-year anniversary.
According to reports, John McCrea is poised to break a rainbow glass ceiling.
The fabulous story of the teenager Jamie New will soon be available to stream.
Victor prepares to take it to the next level with Benji while becoming comfortable in his identity in sports and school.
Once hit by gay rumors, the popular children's TV characters have embraced their role as queer icons.
