Turner Classic Movies spotlights the best political films of all time
The LGBTQ-inclusive lineup will feature celebrity presenters such as Melissa Etheridge, Steven Spielberg, and Sally Field.
September 6, 2024
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The LGBTQ-inclusive lineup will feature celebrity presenters such as Melissa Etheridge, Steven Spielberg, and Sally Field.
Raoul Peck speaks about how his Academy Award-nominated documentary on gay writer and civil rights activist James Baldwin could not be more contemporary.
The black and gay writer died 30 years ago. But a new documentary, I Am Not Your Negro, gifts his words on race and rebellion to a new generation of Americans.
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.
Celebrate Black history and culture with these tales of the Black LGBTQ+ experience.
With If Beale Street Could Talk getting raves, we look at other screen treatments of the great author's work -- and life.
Here are some of the year's best films about true LGBT stories.
The "Momala" moment with Vice President Harris on the Drew Barrymore Show highlights the enduring stereotype of Black women as societal caretakers, prompting a reflection on the need to recognize their full humanity and leadership beyond nurturing roles.
The writer left out of frustration with a racist country, but the reason he returned reveals the hope he still had as a black gay American.
LGBT films including Moonlight, Other People, and Spa Night received recognition from Film Independent.
Films that showcase LGBT folks and people of color have become "our weapons of defense" against bigotry, says the director of Outfest.
Celebrate Black History Month, cheer on Lady Gaga, and twirl for a good cause.
James Baldwin, The Fosters, and a seriously sexy French film are all worth your precious time.
So much good stuff: Kiki, When We Rise, and the Oscars!
Find Loev, spend An Evening With Women, and support these other Sense8-tional TV shows, films, and events.
The acclaimed actor talks about the five decades he's spent working on Broadway, being a long-term survivor of HIV, and why he describes himself as "an unreconstructed hippie."
On the renewed importance of Langston Hughes's inclusive dream for America.
The Baltimore-based artist recently teamed with Google Shopping for their new visually stunning and empowering page featuring Black-owned businesses.