Frameline Directors Talk the World's Longest-Running LGBTQ Film Festival
The San Francisco-based festival is a staple of Pride month and a hub for queer cinema.
June 15, 2023
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The San Francisco-based festival is a staple of Pride month and a hub for queer cinema.
The festival's theme this year is "The Coast Is Queer."
Eighty-two years ago today, a legend of gay rights and politics was born.
The lush film Firebird has its North American premiere at Frameline this weekend. And The Advocate has an exclusive clip.
Get ready for the in-person and virtual events of Frameline45: The San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival.
The third and final part of our diary series, capturing the #DayInLGBT.
Just in time for Valentine's Day, iconic fashion model Lauren Foster shares wisdom about love, longevity, and living her truth.
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Choke on all the great film and music releases out this week, including new work from Le1f, Angelina Jolie, and Macy Gray.
The top 10 entertainment and events highlights on our gaydar this week: From the Evil Dead to Britney, some smurfs, and NPH.
"She shined in a place where it was just very dark," says actor Jonny Beauchamp.
The U.S. president cited equality for historically disadvantaged groups as one of the "enormous gains" of democracy.
Chaz Bono, Benjamin Bratt, Lisa Kudrow, Diane Lane, and others help Outfest kick off its 27th festival in Los Angeles.
COMMENTARY: It's not surprising that Sean Penn, thanks to his star turn as Harvey Milk, is becoming a hero of the gay community -- likely to be showered with acting prizes, and deservedly so. But his outspoken admiration for the Castro and Chavez regimes should make everyone think twice.
Playwright Odalys Nanin tells us why she felt compelled to revive her stage tale of lesbian love in Castro's Cuba.
The center is mostly financed by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus and its donors.
When journalist Dennis Hensley vacations, he looks for dark theaters, drama, and happy endings.
It's OK to ask him to take the wheel but not necessarily vote-getting to shout his name in song in a way that suggests that you might be kind of pissed off at him. It's a lesson Carly learns the hard way as the six are whittled to five...