QUEER MEDIA MATTERS. ALWAYS HAS. ALWAYS WILL.

If you have been keeping up with LGBTQ media discourse over the last few years, then you have probably come across Dr. Jon Paul Higgins'...

Actor Emily Goss is one of those people who radiate a special something. While I had seen her stand out performance in 2018's Snapshots,...

There are a few things I want in my rom-coms: lots of lesbians, great music, chemistry, and some laughs. I’m happy to report the new...

There are plenty of reviews out there already of Francis Lee's period drama, Ammonite, but let's get to the heart of the matter. This is...

Festival season looks a lot different this year, but in many ways, that's for the better. Newfest pivots to a virtual fest.

The much hyped musical movie just released its first official trailer and it looks like a hell of a good time. Check it out.

Friendsgiving stars Kat Dennings and Malin Akerman as best friends who end up having a big ol' dysfunctional Thanksgiving dinner.

Support these 10 queer films from the 80s and 90s

It's formal (prom) season in Australia, and high school head girl Ellie has someone she'd like to ask. The only thing is, Ellie (Sophie...

Now at Outfest 2020, this doc takes a deep dive into how Curve Magazine was created.

Imagine showing up to a memorial service, only to run into your ex-girlfriend, your boyfriend/sugar daddy, his wife and child.

Sometimes it just takes one moment, one kiss, one touch of the hand. That's exactly what Carrie Lowstein's queer awakening is like.

Beverly Glenn-Copeland has had a fascinating life. He's one of the greatest musical innovators you've never heard of.

Outfest really outdid itself this year with its shorts content.

As part of Outfest 2020's Shorts Selection: Gag of the Season, we are treated to 10 delightful comedic shorts.

It's clear from the first moments of Two of Us (Deux) that Nina (Barbara Sukowa) and Madeleine (Martine Chevallier) are passionately in love

Part of the fest's US Narrative Features, Cicada was a standout and wonderful way to kick off the 11-day film festival experience.

Stage Mother is the kind of film that lands at the perfect time, when we're all grieving in one way or another.

You may be familiar with comedian Julia Scotti as a quarter-finalist on America's Got Talent, but that's only a small part of her journey.

Can some broken hearts ever be mended? That's one of the questions viewers are asked to consider when they meet Summerland's leading...