Patricia Kane’s “Pulp” is both an homage to and a parody of film noir, lesbian pulp novel, and tough-dame movies.
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No, Lucille Ball wasn't the original queen of television. Most of our younger readers will have no idea who Liberace was.
Marisa Kanter wanted to write about learning how to be kind to your imperfect self, so she wrote, "Finally Fitz."
Horror comedy has come a long way since “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.” In the 21st century, movies such as “What We Do In the Shadows,” “Get Out,” “Zombieland,” “Ready or Not,” “The Blackening,” and “Freaky” have elevated the genre to new heights.
After presenting some gag-worthy garments on the runway and making the Top Four on “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 16, Q has departed the competition, but not without firmly leaving her stamp on Season 16.
The premise of Erin K. Considine’s world premiere play will be familiar to many gay men of a certain generation: A gay son returns to his childhood home and must wrestle with the death of an abusive father and the advancing dementia of his aging mother. Meanwhile, his sister, who stayed behind to care for their parents, is afraid to let go and move forward.
The year 2023 was an exceptional one for gay filmmakers.
Founded in 1982, SunFest is one of Florida’s largest waterfront music festivals.
Joe Pintauro’s “The Dead Boy” has a troubled script and the fact that it succeeds to the level it does is only because of the strong acting of some of its cast members, most notably, Rick Prada as Francis Cardinal, and Kelly DiLorenzo as reporter Katherine McGuire. David Simson directs the show with a sure hand, making things run smoothly for the most part.
From his hilariously viral video series discussing beloved pop culture films and television, Rob Anderson is packaging the LGBTQ culture alongside his beloved video series and releasing the vibrant and brilliantly hilarious book “Gay Science.”
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