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.”
Can you do me a solid? Just one little favor, a quick errand, it won't take long.
Women’s Night at Island City Stage is always interesting, but it should be even more so on April 12, given the subject matter of its current production, “Pulp.”
Yuta Yagi wanted to share his story of his and his partner's journey of seeking legal recognition in Japan, so he created "Why I Adopted My Husband."
Originally scheduled to be released in autumn 2023, “Kiss Me Kosher” (Menemsha) was pulled from theaters in consideration of the horrific events that unfolded in early October 2023. Initially, the plan was to release “Kiss Me Kosher,” during “quieter times,” but perhaps in the spirit of possible (and wishful) reconciliation, it’s being given a second chance in the spring of 2024.
The beach, an icon, and a whole lotta pride. Miami Beach Pride is set for this weekend in Lummus Park. The two-day festival starts Friday night and hits its zenith Sunday afternoon with the parade.
The Indigo Girls — Emily Saliers and Amy Ray — are having a moment. Since the release of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie in the summer of 2023, in which the queer duo’s “Closer To Fine” was heard repeatedly, to today, when they are prominently featured in Tom Gustafson’s “Glitter & Doom” and Alexandria Bombach’s doc “Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All,” Indigo Girls are hotter than ever.
After roaring through almost all the signature “RuPaul’s Drag Race" challenges (and some pretty epic lip syncs) Morphine Love Dion departed "Drag Race" on a true high.
Stuck in the lockdown of the pandemic, Freya Sampson started watching her neighbors, and came up with an idea for a book, "Nosy Neighbors."
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