Epic 'Wicked' lip sync surprise for Cynthia Erivo by Pattie Gonia
The hiker in heels held space with a powerful performance and a heartwarming gesture for the Out100 Icon of the Year.
December 13, 2024
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The hiker in heels held space with a powerful performance and a heartwarming gesture for the Out100 Icon of the Year.
I'm not the kind of person to go looking for homo subtext when it's not there. And really, you shouldn't be either. Queer moviegoers aren't obliged to see everything filtered through a subtext-decoding spyglass. But I saw nearly 400 movies in 2007 (yes, really), all in the line of duty. And I can tell you that at least a handful of the movies released this year were really gay films trying to pass for straight. And I have evidence...
A musical version of Edward Scissorhands set to pop and rock hits features a nonbinary Edward and a beautiful queer love story.Â
Some hailed the kiss as a victory; others called it "baffling."
The Texan theater pushes back against sexist whiners by clowning around.
Chinese censors strike again.
The biopic about bisexual Queen frontman Freddie Mercury and Boy Erased, about a gay man's ordeal at conversion therapy camp, dominated the big screen.Â
The blockbuster marks the end of an era -- and the beginning of a more diverse one.
However, there is still a lack of transgender representation in films from major studios.
This was an extraordinary year for queer cinema and LGBTQ+ talent on the big screen.
Kristen Stewart is a box-office megastar as well as a thoughtful indie actress. Now she's unabashedly out of the closet. But it remains to be seen if her big-screen A-list status will hold.
From But I'm a Cheerleader to Brokeback Mountain to Bottoms, the first 25 years of the 21st century have witnessed a sea change in LGBTQ+ films like trans stories starring trans people and queer movies becoming major awards contenders. Here are the best ranked.
Posters for LGBT-themed films tell us as much about our history as the films themselves, says professor and collector Wes Davis.
This year's festival will host special guests Taylor Mac, Alaska, and Sofia Coppola.
In his short life, Heath Ledger barely had time to tap his potential. But for us, he had already achieved the performance of a lifetime--and losing him so soon after Brokeback Mountain is like suffering a death in the family.
As the pansexual, AIDS-inflected Broadway sensation becomes a gritty, hyperreal movie, three returning cast members talk about how the show's messages of love, life, and liberty for all have only become more urgent