Sandra Proudman's "Salvación" is a Zorro retelling. Check out our interview with the author below.
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If you are wondering why the doc “Pee-wee as Himself” (HBO Documentary Films) airs in two parts on HBO Max, it’s because both subjects, the late Paul Reubens and his alter-ego, Pee-wee Herman, are simply too much to be contained in one cinematic project.
In recent years, Disney’s live-action films have sparked conversation, and sometimes controversy, for their modern reinterpretations and cultural commentary. But with the upcoming release of "Elio," there is a refreshing return to heartfelt storytelling that instead embraces the beauty of being different and is not afraid to tell this type of compelling story.
Jilly Gagnon is a huge fan of books that push the boundaries of genre, so that is part of the inspiration behind "What If It's You?"
Check out our interview with Jeanne Thornton, who wrote the book, "A/S/L."
Melissa De La Cruz was inspired by celebrity culture and female friendships, therefore writing, "When Stars Align."
To celebrate Pride Month, OutSFL Entertainment Reporter Gregg Shapiro and veteran entertainment journalist John Hayden have picked their favorite LGBTQ movies. We will bring you their reviews every week in June.
Island City Stage’s production of Craig Lucas’ “The Dying Gaul” is a vibrant evening of theater practically sizzling with electricity.
Other than the Grand Finale, the Lip Sync Lalaparuza Smackdown has become one of the most popular episodes of each season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”
It was important for India Hill Brown to see a Black boy tell his story of falling in love after having two of her own, so that's one of the reasons why she wrote "Rhythm & Muse."
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