Far from being the “lazy, hazy days of summer” there is plenty to do (and eat!) in the coming months. Here’s a rundown of what to expect.
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A familiar face from the "RuPaul's Drag Race" franchise is trading sequins and lipstick for strategy and social gameplay in the "Big Brother" house.
From enchanted forests and cozy hometown romances to behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories and Studio Ghibli wisdom, this fall's upcoming releases are already filling our TBR piles.
Check out our interview with S. E. Thomson, the author of "A Life in Too Many Margins."
In 2020, Emmy and Tony Award-winning gay national treasure Sean Hayes took the unfortunate misstep of playing the titular character in “Lazy Susan,” a movie for which he co-wrote the screenplay. It’s painful to even think about the gifted Hayes playing that lead role in that dismal movie.
Readers and writers of poetry know that characteristics of the literary genre include imagery and economy of language. To her credit, filmmaker Sasha Waters does a respectable job of incorporating both into her documentary “Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World” (Kino Lorber/American Masters), a celebration of the life of the titular lesbian poet who passed in 2019.
There is something magical about getting completely lost in a fantasy world, especially one filled with unforgettable characters, sweeping romance, and stories that celebrate love in all its forms. Whether you enjoy mythology, mermaids, witches, or folklore-inspired adventures, these recent queer romantasy releases are perfect additions to your summer reading list.
Check out our interview with S. E. McPherson, the author of "Wanted Boys."
Some musicals are fun escapes. Others make you think, feel, and maybe even see yourself a little differently. Jagged Little Pill is one of those shows.
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