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July 15, 2025
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Watch a clip from The Furry Detectives: Unmasking A Monster exclusively shared with The Advocate.
Step the shocking and bizarre world of queer true crime in these gripping documentaries.
The four-part docuseries premieres July 9 on HBO and Max.
The exonerated lesbian subjects of Southwest of Salem, who were falsely imprisoned for child rape, delivered an emotional acceptance speech after the film won Outstanding Documentary.
Here are some of the year's best films about true LGBT stories.
Here are the shows and films for your queer viewing pleasure.
The Pretty Little Liars alum chats with The Advocate about her scary new AMC+ thriller and the ways in which she relates to her queer character.Â
Our top 10 entertainment and events highlights this week include the stupendousness of Comic-Con, the adorableness of Jason Mraz, and the booziness of Sex and the City Live!
George Floyd's civil rights trial is up next, and more cases need to go to trial to counter the rising voices of bigotry.
Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan & Sara paints an absorbing and shocking portrait of the pitfalls of superstardom that hide in plain sight: "Our society is f*cked."
The 19-year-old killer was reportedly an active member of the Terrorgram Collective and heralded as the group’s “very first saint.”
Gabriel Fernandez died at the hands of his mother and her boyfriend after the gay men who'd cared for him were wrongly accused of sexual abuse.
Moonlight and I Am Not Your Negro constitute much of the queer-themed films up for Academy Awards, but over a dozen other LGBT films were released last year.
Gaetz's long history of sex crime allegations and misusing taxpayer funds put him right in line with Trump.
The series, Amy Bradley Is Missing, premiered on the streaming service earlier this week.
The women, lesbians wrongly convicted of rape, were victims of "satanic panic" and pervasive homophobia in the 1990s, as an appeals court ruled Wednesday.