Provincetown Film Festival Lineup Features Billy Porter, Bruce LaBruce, and More
The international festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
May 16, 2023
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The international festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
According to the Lambda Literary, Ana Bozicevic's book Rise in the Fall is the best collection of lesbian poetry produced this year. Read an exclusive excerpt from the book below.
The legendary event producer discusses nightlife and the fabulous life with author Victor P. Corona.
Like fetish stars before him, Patrick Smith isn't content to simply be a sex symbol.
The Garden Left Behind stars a trans actress in an empowering lead role.
Fifty years of pride celebrations cannot be ignored, even in quarantine.
The gay marine staff sergeant lost a leg fighting one enemy. Now he's taking on another--the U.S. military's antigay policy.
A very wise activist has a special message to LGBTQ people facing an uncertain future.
Beyoncé has already made history in the music industry, now she's the first Black woman to top Billboard’s country chart.
In a new wave of comic book writing, lesbian protagonists are finally ready to take the spotlight
In a letter posted on Pitchfork, Antony Hegarty said she just couldn't bring herself to get on the plane to Los Angeles after the awards show cut her performance.
Jane Lynch, Alan Ball, and John Waters descend on the Cape. Will Henderson gives us the queer highlights from this year's festival.
An excerpt from Rupert Everett's new memoir, Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins.
The out Indian-American director chats with The Advocate about her 20-year career making movies and TV that elevate the stories of marginalized people.
Professional soccer's only out male player refuses to hide who he is, even if he's playing in a World Cup hosted in countries with harsh anti-LGBT laws.
Trans activist Andy Marra finally met a guy with enough confidence to embrace their relationship openly.