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The stars of Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s Drive-Away Dolls, Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan, spoke with The Advocate about researching queer history, lesbian bars, and nostalgia for the 1990s.
The OITNB actress spoke with the New York Times about being a straight lesbian icon.
Newton-John is remembered for her performances in the films Grease and Xanadu, and for numerous hit singles.
Writer Harriette Yahr heads to SoFlo and tells us what movies are making waves on the festival circuit.
The fourth iteration of the franchise about beautiful undercover agents has the chance to be the queerest yet.
Hot gay events from around the world to spice up your calendar.
Pitch Perfect, the debut feature from Avenue Q director Jason Moore, is an irreverent new comedy about the cutthroat competition among collegiate a capella singers.
Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon and Aidy Bryant revive their stereotype-skewewing roles for the holiday season.
Committed? Single? Cynical? Randy? We got you covered.
Hot gay events from around the world to spice up your calendar.
She's best known for playing the role of an outspoken, eccentric, overbearing PFLAG mom on Queer as Folk, a tough cop named Cagney on Cagney & Lacey, and most recently the mouthy mother on Burn Notice. But Sharon Gless has returned to gay and lesbian audiences playing a new kind of role: an actual lesbian.
Carol should win the Oscar for Best Picture this year. Here’s why it wasn’t even nominated.
A teaser is finally out for the series starring and co-created by the Broad City alum that goes to queer places the movie could not have dared.
The actresses reminisce about how it was easy to "objectify" one another and how the ratings board forced the Wachowskis to deromanticize the film's big sex scene.
The LGBTQ-inclusive Disney/Pixar film has an early digital release in light of the current crisis.
Lesbian filmmaker Nicole Conn tells us about releasing her very personal new movie during a precarious time.
The editorial staff at Gay.com and The Out Traveler takes your travel needs very seriously. We continually scour the globe on the lookout for gay, gay-friendly or queer (in both senses of the word!) events to put on your gay agenda.
With two new comedies and a sharpened gaydar, things are looking up for Debbie Downer herself.
