Must-see LGBTQ+ films every straight ally should watch
The ultimate act of allyship is to watch, listen, and understand our stories.
April 24 2025 4:37 PM
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The ultimate act of allyship is to watch, listen, and understand our stories.
The film outlines how 1,000 years of gay history have led us to where we are today.
The actor was accused of making homophobic comments toward JoJo Siwa and even received a warning from producers.
The actor says it's "upsetting" to see the world turning back to the period portrayed on the critically acclaimed Showtime series.
These four amazing new LGBTQ+ docs educate, inspire, and remind us why we fight for queer rights.
The Oscar winner delivered a doozy of a monologue involving ladyboys, gender identity, queer sex, and a journey of self discovery.
Several other companies seem to have followed suit.
Dylan Mulvaney tells The Advocate that she's ready to be "mother" to her fans.
Garrett Bruno, otherwise known as Garrett Travels, was charged in connection to the death of Esther Abouab in October 2024.
The queer pop star pushes to new heights of creativity and style with her latest album, Salvation.
"I grew up in New York City," Lady Gaga explained. "I also was a student of Paris is Burning when I was really, really young."
The documentary, which premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, follows Chase Strangio preparing to become the first out trans lawyer to argue a case before the Supreme Court.
The film stars Olivia Colman, John Lithgow, and director Sophie Hyde's child Aug Mason-Hyde.
Karla Sofía Gascón is the first out trans woman to be nominated for a Best Actress Oscar.
A former member of the Village People is speaking up about the "Y.M.C.A." band.
These musicians are standing proudly with President Donald Trump.
A social media post from the trans rights legend says she needs "a round the clock nurse to help her recover" after a hospitalization.
"The light always wins over darkness," she said while accepting the award for Best Picture - Musical or Comedy.
The iconic musician recently shared that he has lost his eyesight in his right eye.
This was an extraordinary year for queer cinema and LGBTQ+ talent on the big screen.