37th GLAAD Media Awards Celebrate LGBTQ+ Storytelling With Major Wins for Heated Rivalry, Stranger Things, and More
The 37th GLAAD Media Awards took over The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles last night, bringing together some of the
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Movies
Anthony Bawn’s Queer Rom-Com ‘Almost Us’ Arrives on WatchVIM This April
Queer rom-com fans, it might be time to clear some space on your watchlist. This April, filmmaker and actor Anthony
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Twisted Review: A Con, A Mad Surgeon, and a Thriller That Plays It Too Safe
There’s something inherently delicious about watching a con unravel. In horror and thriller spaces especially, we crave the moment when
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To Love Out Loud: A Valentine’s Day Reflection
Every year when Valentine’s Day rolls around, we do what we always do: we make cheeky queer Valentine’s cards, we
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Hayley Kiyoko Delivers Another Sapphic Miracle With the ‘Girls Like Girls’ Trailer
At this point, we don’t even question it anymore. Hayley Kiyoko releases something new, and we show up like devoted
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Pedro Pascal Steps Into Todd Haynes’ ‘De Noche’ as the Film Officially Gets Back on Track
After a period of uncertainty, Todd Haynes’ long-anticipated romance De Noche is officially moving forward. As first confirmed by Variety,
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Cutaways Review: An Indie Comedy-Drama About Making Art After the Fall
Independent filmmaking has long been a space for stories that exist outside the spotlight, and Cutaways fits comfortably within that
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Production Wraps on Gary Jaffe’s LGBTQ+ Rom-Com ‘Before I Do’
Another LGBTQ+ romantic comedy is officially on the way, and honestly? We love to see it. Director and writer Gary
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NEON Acquires Adrian Chiarella’s ‘Leviticus,’ a Queer Horror Breakout From Sundance
NEON is stepping once again into darker, queerer territory. As first reported in an exclusive by Deadline, the distributor has
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Vivien’s Wild Ride Review: Seeing, Listening, and Becoming Again
There’s a particular kind of reckoning that comes with losing something that once defined you. It forces a reorientation, not
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