31 Period Films of Lesbians and Bi Women in Love That Will Take You Back
For viewers who prefer to time travel with a good love story about queer women, there are plenty of options.
December 9, 2024
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For viewers who prefer to time travel with a good love story about queer women, there are plenty of options.
From Glen or Glenda to Hedwig and the Angry Inch, these are the iconic, seminal films every young LGBTQ+ person needs to see!
Here are 15 films featuring queer women who finally get their fairytale ending.
In the Thursday's final match in the first round of our Clash of the Classics tournament, it's Desert Hearts vs. Torch Song Trilogy.
Desert Hearts captured love out west as few films have since. Â
For The Advocate's 50th Anniversary, director and producer Marina Rice Bader honors Desert Hearts director Donna Deitch.Â
These are very personal LGBTQ+ picks but offer something for everyone. As you recover from the turkey or tofurkey, relax to these classic queer films!
Committed? Single? Cynical? Randy? We got you covered.
Out host Dave Karger and author Alonso Duralde take you through a wealth of films June 21 and 28.
Film historian and critic Alonso Duralde's new book offers a comprehensive view.
The Orange Is the New Black star joins Alan Cumming and Charles Busch to discuss the importance of queer cinema.Â
Out performers such as Drew Droege, Sean Maher, Ross Mathews, and Bruce Vilanch were joined by allies such as attorney Gloria Allred, GCB star Mark Deklin, and Traci Lords in celebrating The Advocate's 45th anniversary.
The rumors started to fly after the possible girlfriend posted a couple of photos of Moore on Instagram for the actor's birthday.Â
Jane Badler, Lee Meriwether and Helen Shaver round out the all-star cast that is "Birthday Cake."
Decades back, when TV personalities like Milton Berle and Flip Wilson threw on dresses for laughs, they inadvertently carved first notches in the time line of transgender representation. By the '70s drag queens, transvestites, transsexuals, and even dual-gender space travelers (in 1977's sci-fi comedy Quark) were cropping up regularly in TV movies and popular sitcoms like The Jeffersons. Here are some highlights of characters who set the stage for Romjin's Alexis on Ugly Betty.