Music documentaries, especially those of LGBTQ interest, continue to be very popular. In 2024 alone, there were several including “Let The Canary Sing” (about Cyndi Lauper), “Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All,” “Luther: Never Too Much” (about Luther Vandross), “Elton John: Never Too Late,” and “I Am Celine Dion.”
Daniel Reichard, from the original cast of “Jersey Boys,” will offer audiences a unique, one-night-only experience, at 7 p.m. on April 24 at Hunters.
When it comes to writing, prolific and hilarious gay scribe Bruce Vilanch has just about everybody else beat.
It’s been a long time – maybe 25 years since “Will & Grace” debuted – since there’s been so much excitement about a new, queer sitcom premiering. “Mid-Century Modern,” bowing on Hulu on March 28 is the creation of Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, the gay men who were also behind “Will & Grace.” Set in Palm Springs, California, following the death of one of their closest friends, three gay men gather to mourn.
Sarah H. Cho wrote "Camgirl" based on a mental health episode she had, so she wanted to share her experience so others wouldn't feel so alone.
She's able to strum a guitar and express an opinion both with ease, but Acacia Forgot has plans to showcase her musical abilities in her sights post-"RuPaul's Drag Race" elimination.
Author Gregory Maguire has long been celebrated for his ability to reimagine classic tales, transforming familiar characters into deeply complex and nuanced figures.
Now that Disney has shifted its focus to “live-action” adaptations of its classic cartoons (“Snow White” being the latest) and Latvia won an Oscar in 2025 for its 2024 animated feature “Flow,” it’s no exaggeration to say that the world of animation has been transformed.
Charlotte Stein wanted to show readers how kindness is sexy, so that's one of the reasons why she wrote, "My Big Fat Fake Marriage."
Thinking Cap Theatre’s funny and poignant new play, “All the Natalie Portmans” by C.A. Johnson, runs through March 30 at Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center. This coming-of-age story centers on Keyonna, a young queer woman who summons her muse Natalie to imagine into existence the life that she desires. Go to thinkingcaptheatre.org.
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