In ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie,’ the veteran actor plays a gay warrior queen who inspires a young drag artist By Chris Azzopardi On the heels of his Oscar-nominated role as Jack Hock in “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” alongside Melissa McCarthy, actor Richard E. Grant takes on another aging gay man who embodies AIDS-era homosexuality.

By Shane Gallagher Travis Stevens is a typical Texas guy. He enjoys all things outdoors, especially kayaking and hiking. During his free time, Travis can usually be found at the gym (he loves keeping his body tone) or eating. His favorite meal is steak and eggs, of course. The only thing that makes Travis a

Series vets Hailey, Moennig, and Beals talk shining a light on a new LGBTQ+ generation with ‘Generation Q’ By Chris Azzopardi What did the first run of “The L Word” get wrong? It’s a question that was posed to veteran stars Jennifer Beals, Leisha Hailey, and Kate Moennig on Zoom one recent afternoon. “Haircuts!” Hailey,

| Todrick Hall talks about reinvention, industry bias, and what drives his advocacy By Eve Kucharski Todrick Hall is serving bitch but making it, as he says on his latest record, fashòn. The album’s title, “Femuline,” is exactly as it seems: the blending of feminine and masculine attributes to create a greater, queerer whole. That

By Lawrence Ferber Raging hormones barely explain the behavior of Sequin, a gay 16-year-old high school student who wears a shirt embossed with glittery discs while hooking up with anonymous guys in the director Samuel Van Grivsen’s audacious, erotic and suspenseful feature debut, “Sequin in a Blue Room.” Played by Brisbane-raised bisexual actor Conor Leach

‘Love, Victor’ stars Michael Cimino and George Sear on bringing gay sex to their YA series and impacting LGBTQ+ youth  By Chris Azzopardi  “Love, Victor,” now in its second season, refuses to navigate coming out as simply a one-note experience.   The gay teen-romance, a series spinoff of the groundbreaking “Love, Simon” feature film, launched its debut season last year

This Trans Actress and Sports Illustrated Model Is Changing the Game for Trans Women of Color By Chris Azzopardi Ley a Bloom made a splash this year for being the first Black and Asian openly trans woman to be featured in the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, out in July. But even before reaching that

The out ‘Genera+ion’ star wants to be an example of Black queer joy By Chris Azzopardi  Last summer, Justice Smith wasn’t coming out but, instead, making a statement in solidarity with the Black trans and queer community. On Instagram, the 25-year-old actor posted a video while attending a protest against white supremacy and police brutality

The ‘Pose’ star on the gender fluidity of her latest role, pushing through the pandemic and how ‘X-Men’ saved her By Chris Azzopardi Model and actress Dominique Jackson can’t say a thing about the third and final season of one of the most groundbreaking LGBTQ+ series ever made. It’s mid-February when we connect, just weeks

The beloved actor talks about playing gay since 1996, people thinking he’s gay, and texting Cher By Chris Azzopardi Stanley Tucci has survived the icy death stare of Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly and told Cher to her face that she looks like a drag queen. Aside from starring as the queer second-in-command next to those